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EUROPEAN SOCIETY FOR THE HISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT  
Third Annual Conference. Valencia (Spain), February 26-28, 1999.  
 
The CALL FOR PAPERS is in http://www.uv.es/~almenar  
 
The third annual conference of the EUROPEAN SOCIETY FOR THE HISTORY OF 
ECONOMIC THOUGHT will be held in Valencia, Spain, 26-28 February 1999. The 
Conference will take place at the "Palacio de Pineda" of the International 
University Menendez Pelayo (a recently restored eighteenth century small 
palace located within walking distance to the city centre). The general 
theme of the conference will be "National Traditions in Economic Thought 
and the Diffusion of Ideas". The conference will have both a thematic part 
and an open part. Sessions may be proposed. Each session is expected to 
include three or four papers. There will also be sessions in which Ph.D. 
students can present their work and get responses from experts in their 
field of research. Scholars who would like to attend and give a paper are 
asked to send a proposal and an abstract of not more than 500 words and 
full details of the author(s) affiliation(s)(Ph.D. students should provide 
an information about their status): address, e-mail, fax, phone) by 31st 
August 1998, using preferably e-mail (or fax) to 
 
                         Professor Salvador Almenar 
                         ESHET Conference 
                         Department of Economic Analysis 
                         Universitat de Valencia 
                         Avda. dels Tarongers sn. 
                         46022 Valencia, Spain 
                         E-mail: [log in to unmask] 
                         Fax +34 96 382 82 49 
                         Telephone: +34 96 382 82 46 
 
A Scientific Committee will screen the proposals and decide which papers 
to include in the programme. Notice of the acceptance of the papers will 
be sent by 30th September 1998. Authors whose papers have been accepted 
are then asked to provide extended summaries of their papers (maximum 
3,200 words). The summaries will be included in a booklet distributed to 
all participants; the summaries must be sent to the above address no later 
than 30th November 1998. Information about board, lodging, fellowships, 
and the final programme will be distributed in due course. 
 
Scientific Committee:  
 
Professor Andrew Skinner  
Professor Salvador Almenar  
Professor Richard Arena  
Professor Heinz D. Kurz  
Professor Vicent Llombart  
Professor Gianni Vaggi 
 
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