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Program [English Version]
Japan Society for the History of Economic Thought
The 60th Annual Meeting
Surugadai Memorial Building at Chuo University, Tokyo
November 9-10, 1996
November 9
9:50 Opening Remark by Ryuji Yamanaka, the Organizer
9:55-12:00 Parallel Sessions
Room 1
-Motoki Azuma, Nagoya University
J. B. Say on the labor problem
-Yasunori Fukagai, Kanagawa University
S. Hollander on J. S. Mill: The evaluation in the 11th year
Room 2
-Makato Kubo, Keio University
John Gray on money
-Masashi Izumo, Matsuyama University
William Morris on labor and art
Room 3
-Yaroku Kobayashi, Tsukuba University
Switching paradigms in social sciences: From alienated modernism to
holistic social sciences
-Tadashi Shibuya, Kagoshima University
The editorial problem in _Deutsche Ideologie_
13:30-14:30 General Assembly
14:30-15:00 Keynote Address
-Noboru Kobayashi, Distinguished member
Economics, history and historism
15:10-17:15 Parallel Sessions
Room 1
-Toshiaki Otomo, Yamanashi University
Debate over credit creation by mercantilists
-Shogo Sasahara, Chuo University
Hobson and Keynes
Room 2
-Kiyoshi Nagatani, Shinshu University
How to understand value: Ricardo, Bailey and Marx
-Masaru Kasai, Hokkai Gakuen University
The essence and forms of business firms, reconsidered from the history of
the theory of fixed capital
Room 3
-Hiroshi Sekiguchi, Chuo University
F. List on "the protection of enfant industry"
-Hiroshi Etani, Osaka Industrial University
W. Sombert's Verstehende economics, reconsidered
November 10
9:55-12:00 Parallel sessions
Room 1
-Tsuyoshi Wada, Tokyo Metropolitan University
The connection of Iwasaburo Takano's social policy
-Birger P. Priddat, University of Witten/Herdecke, Germany
On what is methodical in the historical method of German economics (in
German)
Room 2
-Kuniyasu Morioka, Osaka Commercial University
Aristotle's social analysis
-Shinichi Nagao, Hiroshima University
Newtonianism in the history of economics: The impossibility of experiment
in social sciences
Room 3
-Kei Nakamichi, Japan Council for Science Promotion
The equation of exchange and the rate of interest in Fisher's economics:
In the making of his dynamic theory
-Akiyoshi Arakawa, Japan Council for Science Promotion
Perfect competition and the meaning of convexity
13:30-17:10 Plenary Session: The World of the Historical School
Chair: Kiichiro Yagi, Kyoto University
Kazuhiko Sumiya, Tokyo International University
-Shinichi Tamura, Hokkai Gakuen University
The historical consciousness of the Historical School: From a national
economy to capitalism
-Yuichi Shionoya, The Institute for Social Welfare
Historism, institutionalism, and evolutionalism
-Osamu Yanagisawa, Tokyo metropolitan University
The economics and policy of the Historical School after WWI
Discussed by Tetsuji Harada, Yokkaichi University
Tetsuo Taka, Kyushu University
Jun Kobayashi, Rikkyo University
17:15 Closing Remark by Hiroji Nakamura, the President
[The name of chair person for each presentation is omitted. Sorry.]
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Aiko Ikeo
Kokugakuin University, 4-10-28 Higashi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150
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