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History of Economics Society
26th Annual Meetings, June 25-28, 1999
The University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Greensboro, North Carolina
Preliminary Program
http://www.eh.net/HisEcSoc/Conferences/HES99_program.shtml
Friday, June 25th
Registration,2 - 6:00 p.m., Tower Villages
Distinguished Guest Lecture 6:00 p.m -- Bryan Lecture Hall Room
160
Vernon Smith, Professor of Economics, Arizona
"The Development of Experimental Economics"
Welcoming Reception and Buffet 7-8:30 p.m.
Saturday, June 26th
SESSION NUMBER ONE 8:15-10:00 a.m.
1 - A. Hobbes, Petty, Hume
Chair: Tony Aspromourgos, University of Sydney
Papers: Tony Aspromourgos, University of Sydney "The Petty
Papers Archive: An Overview"
Thomas Ross, Indiana University - South Bend "Thomas Hobbes and
Classical Political Economy"
Carl Wennerlind, University of Texas - Austin "The Humean
Paternity to Adam Smith's Theory of Money"
Discussants: Jose-Luis Cardoso, Technical University of Lisbon
(Aspromourgos); Karen Vaughn, George Mason University (Ross);
Jeffrey Young, St. Lawrence University (Wennerlind)
1 - B. Classicals I
Chair: John Bethune, University of Tennessee - Martin
Papers: Ludovic Frobert, Centre Walras "Jean-Baptiste Say and
the Critique of the Division of Labor"
Yasunori Fukagai, Tokyo Metropolitan University "Jeremy Bentham
on Wealth and Population"
Hans Jensen, University of Tennessee "T.R. Malthus'
Institutionalist Prescriptions for the Cure of Poverty: From
Punishment of the Poor to Investment in Their Human Capital"
Discussants: Harro Maas, University of Amsterdam (Frobert);
William Kern, Western Michigan University (Fukagai); John
Berdell, Depaul University (Jensen)
1 - C. From Wicksell to Keynes
Chair: Robert Dimand, Brock University
Papers: Mauro Boianovsky, University of Brasilia, and
Hans-Michael Trautwein, University of Hohenheim "The Rate of
Interest as the Regulator of Prices: An Unpublished Manuscript by
Knut Wicksell"
James Ahiakpor, California State University - Hayward "Hawtrey on
the Keynesian Multiplier: A Question of Cognitive Dissonance?"
Dr. Ezra Davar, "The Real Meaning of the Keynesian Multiplier"
Discussants: Robert Dimand, Brock University (Boianovsky); Warren
Young, Bar Ilan University (Ahiakpor); Juan-Manuel Renero, CIDE
(Davar)
1 - D. Connecting Hayek's Theories of Money, Cycles and Capital
Chair: Avi Cohen, York University
Papers: Harald Hagemann, University of Hohenheim "From Monetary
Theory and the Trade Cycle to Prices and Production: Hayek's
Early Business Cycle Theory Reconsidered"
Avi Cohen, York University "The Hayek/Knight Controversy: The
Irrelevance of Roundaboutness, or Purging Processes in Time?"
Christian Gehrke, University of Graz "Monetary Analysis in F.A.
Hayek's Pure Theory of Capital"
Discussants: Richard Arena, University of Nice (Hagemann); Ross
Emmett, Augustana University College (Cohen); Mie Augier,
Stanford University (Gehrke)
1 - E. Methodology I
Chair: Maurice Lagueux, University of Montreal
Papers: Maurice Lagueux, University of Montreal "Why Don't
Economists Like Sheer Changing Tastes?"
Ralf Eriksson, Abo Akademi University "The Proper Place of Homo
Oeconomicus"
Stanley Bober, Duquesne University "A Revision of Orthodox
Consumer Demand Theory: Finally a Reality Check at the Close of
the Millennium"
Discussants: Ramon Fernandez, Federal University of Paran ,
Brazil (Lagueux); Drucilla Barker, Hollins College (Eriksson);
J.A. Hynes, University of Toronto (Bober)
1 - F. Twentieth Century Thought
Chair: Albert Jolink, Erasmus University Rotterdam
Papers: Steven Medema, University of Colorodo - Denver "Related
Disciplines: The Professionalization of Public Choice Analysis"
Niels Kaegard, Royal Danish Agricultural University "The Balance
between Theory and Data in Applied Economic Models: A Historical
Survey"
Daniel Fusfeld, University of Michigan "The Social Context of
Economic Thought: A Case Study of General Equilibrium Theory"
Discussants: Ana Maria Bianchi, Universidade de Sao Paulo
(Medema); Philippe Le Gall, University of Paris (Kaegard); Albert
Jolink, Erasmus University Rotterdam (Fusfeld)
SESSION NUMBER TWO - 10:30 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
2 - A. Interwar Vienna
Chair: Wade Hands, University of Puget Sound
Papers: Mie Augier, Stanford University "Memories of Vienna"
Peter Boettke and Andrew Farrant, George Mason University "Otto
Neurath and the Austrians: A Study in Intellectual Foils"
Albert Jolink, Erasmus University Rotterdam "T.W. Hutchison's
Role in the Dissemination of Otto Neurath's Physicalism to
Economics"
Discussants: Steven Horwitz, St. Lawrence University (Augier);
Bruce Caldwell, UNC-Greensboro (Boettke-Farrant); Wade Hands,
University of Puget Sound (Jolink)
2 - B. The Canon
Chair: David Levy, George Mason University
Papers: Warren Samuels, Michigan State University "The Canon in
Economics"
Sandra Peart, Baldwin-Wallace College "Theory, Application and
the Canon: The Case of Mill and Jevons"
David Levy, George Mason University "Classical Economics and the
`Ur-Text' of Racial Politics: A Rational Choice Approach to
Scholarship"
Discussants: Mark Perlman, University of Pittsburgh (Samuels);
Laura Vallad o de Mattos, Pontificia Universidade Catolica de S o
Paulo (Peart); Laurence Moss, Babson College (Levy)
2 - C. History of Transactions Cost Economics
Chair: Uskali Maki, Erasmus University Rotterdam
Papers: Matthias Klaes, Erasmus University Rotterdam "The Early
History of the Concept of Transactions Costs"
Uskali Maki, Erasmus University Rotterdam "Theoretical Isolation
and Explanatory Progress: Transactions Cost Analysis and the
Dynamics of Dispute"
Yngve Ramstad, University of Rhode Island "(In What Sense) Is
Commons a Predecessor of Williamson?"
Discussants: Steve Medema, University of Colorado - Denver
(Klaes); Kevin Hoover, University of California - Davis (Maki);
Malcolm Rutherford, University of Victoria (Ramstad)
2 - D. Essays in the British Tradition
Chair: D.E. Moggridge, University of Toronto
Papers: Flavio Comin, Cambridge University "Smith, Wicksteed,
Marshall and Keynes: The Role of Common Sense in the History of
Economics"
Jerry Evensky, Syracuse University "On the Double-Edged Sword of
Accumulation: Growth and the Rentier Class"
David Andrews, Cazenovia College "The Social Roots of Keynes'
Economic Policy"
Discussants: Jeffrey Young, St. Lawrence University (Comin);
Guido Erreygers, University of Antwerp (Evensky); Mauro
Boianovsky, University of Brasilia (Andrews)
2 - E. Economists and Social Ethics
Chair: Brad Bateman, Grinnell College
Papers: Rhead Bowman, Southern Utah University "Marshall: Just
How Interested in Doing Good Was He?"
Charles McCann, University of Pittsburgh "F.A. Hayek: The Liberal
as Communitarian"
Philippe Fontaine, Ecole Normale Superieure "Ethics and the
Market: Mr. Titmuss and the Economists on The Gift Relationship"
Discussants: Anne Mayhew, University of Tennessee - Knoxville
(Bowman); Stephen Boehm, University of Graz (McCann); Antonio
Callari, Franklin and Marshall College (Fontaine)
2 - F. After Smith
Chair: Ingrid Rima, Temple University
Papers: Alistair Dow, Glasgow Caledonian University "Scottish
Political Economy: 1850-1950"
Patrick Raines, University of Richmond and Charles Leathers,
University of Alabama "Adam Smith and Thorstein Veblen on
Institutional Failures of Universities"
John Berdell, De Paul University "Adam Smith and the Convergence
of Nations"
Discussants: Christian Gehrke, University of Graz (Dow); Ingrid
Rima, Temple University (Raines-Leathers); Glenn Hueckel, Purdue
University (Berdell)
Lunch 12:15 - 2:30 p.m.
Executive Committee Luncheon, 416 Bryan Building, 12:15 to 2:30
p.m.
SESSION NUMBER THREE 2:30 - 4:30 p.m.
3 - A. Economics at the Turn of the Century
Chair: Malcolm Rutherford, University of Victoria
Papers: Larry Moss, Babson College "An Analysis of the
Edgeworth-Seligman Debate about Formalism in Economics"
Robert Prasch, Vassar College "John Bates Clark's Defense of
Minimum Wage Legislation"
Richard Gonce, Grand Valley State University "J.R. Commons's
`Five Big Years,' 1899-1904"
Brad Bateman, Grinnell College "Born Again in 1904: Reflections
on J.R. Commons and the Social Gospel"
Discussants: William Barber, Wesleyan University (Moss & Prasch);
Yngve Ramstad , University of Rhode Island (Gonce & Bateman)
3 - B. Models, Measurement and Metrics
Chair: Peter Bearse, UNC - Greensboro
Papers: Hsiang-Ke Chao, University of Amsterdam "The New
Classical Model as a Measuring Device"
Mary Morgan, LSE and University of Amsterdam, and Marcel Boumans,
University of Amsterdam "The Secrets Hidden by Two-
Dimensionality: Modeling the Economy as a Hydraulic System"
George Davis, Texas A&M University "A Semantic Interpretation of
Haavelmo's Structure of Econometrics"
Discussants: Peter Bearse, UNC - Greensboro (Chao); Kevin Hoover,
UC - Davis (Morgan - Boumans); Francesco Guala, LSE (Davis)
3 - C. Twentieth Century Figures
Chair: Dan Hammond, Wake Forest University
Papers: Perry Mehrling, Barnard College "Fischer Black:
Intellectual Formation"
Dan Hammond, Wake Forest University "The Friedman-Stigler
Correspondence: 1946-1958"
Kyle Bruce, University of Queensland "The Making of a Heterodox
Economist: The Intellectual Development of John Kenneth
Galbraith"
Discussants: David Colander, Middlebury College (Mehrling);
George Tavlas, IMF and Bank of Greece (Hammond); Daniel Fusfeld,
University of Michigan (Bruce)
3 - D. Essays in the French Tradition
Chair: Francisco Louca, Technical University of Lisbon
Papers: Franck Jovanovic and Philippe Le Gall, Universite de
Paris "Does God Practice a Random Walk? A 19th Century Forerunner
in Financial Theory and Econometrics, Jules Regnault"
Guido Erreygers, University of Antwerp and John Cunliffe,
University of Central England "Fourierist Legacies: From the
`Right to the Minimum' to `Basic Income'"
David Vallat, Centre Walras "The Confrontation of Two Conceptions
of the Popular Credit: Walras and Proudhon"
Annie Cot, Universite de Paris "Through the Looking Glass: French
Readings of Early American Economics"
Discussants: Francisco Louca, Technical University of Lisbon
(Jovanovic - Le Gall & Erreygers); Luigino Bruni, University of
Padova (Vallat & Cot)
3 - E. Realism, Rhetoric and Beyond
Chair: Drucilla Barker, Hollins University
Papers: Vincent-Antonin Lepinay, CSI/ENSMP "Fact, Formalism, and
Fiction"
Drucilla Barker, Hollins University "Rhetoric and Realism: Toward
a Coherentist Account of Methodology"
Ramon Fernandez, Federal University of Paran , Brazil "McCloskey
and Maki on Truth"
Fabienne Peter, Harvard University "Whose Epistemology? The
Contribution of Social Epistemology to Economic Methodology"
Discussants: John Davis, Marquette University (Lepinay, Barker);
Thomas Leonard, Princeton University (Fernandez, Peter)
3 - F. Macroeconomics I
Chair: Warren Young, Bar Ilan University
Papers: Warren Young and Eli Goldstein, Bar Ilan University "The
Development of Open Economy Macromodels and Economic
'Methodenstreit'"
Oliver Bruno, LATAPSES - C.N.R.S., and Muriel Dal-Pont,
University of Hohenheim "A Reflection on Harrod's Influence on
the Dichotomy between Cycles and Growth"
Rene Hernandez and Juan-Manuel Renero, CIDE "Resistance to the
Gold Standard under the Porfirian Regime: Why Was the Worst
Standard Preferred?"
Discussants: Michel De Vroey, Universit, Catholique de Louvain
(Young- Goldstein); Flavio Comin, Cambridge University (Bruno -
Dal-Pont); Elisabeth Allgoewer, University of St. Gallen
(Hernandez - Renero)
Business Meeting, 5:00 - 6:00 p.m. Weatherspoon Auditorium
Wine Reception, 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. Weatherspoon Atrium
(Reception Sponsored by Duke University Press)
Sunday, June 27th
SESSION NUMBER FOUR 8:15 - 10:00 a.m.
4 - A. Classicals II
Chair: Petur Jonsson, Fayetteville State University
Papers: Alain Marciano and Maud Pelissier, GREQAM "Mr. Darwin and
the Classics: From Classical Political Economy to Darwin's Theory
of Cultural Evolution"
Dean Peterson, Seattle University "The Evolution of the
Malthusian Principle of Population: A New View Based on the
Writings of Robert Wallace"
Jeff Lipkes, "The Political Economy of Francis Newman"
Discussants: Robert O'Hara, UNC - Greensboro (Marciano and
Pelissier); Petur Jonsson, Fayetteville State University
(Peterson); Christopher Jeffries, Jackson State University
(Lipkes)
4 - B. Jean-Baptiste Say
Chair: Philippe Fontaine, Ecole Normale Superieure
Papers: Gilles Jacoud, Universite de Saint-Etienne "Say as a
Professor of Political Economy: The Evolution from 1816-1832"
Andre Tiran, Centre Walras "The Treatise of Politique pratique of
J.B. Say"
Jean-Pierre Potier, Centre Walras "The Evolution of Say's Ideas
about the Value Controversy"
Discussants: Christian Gehrke, University of Graz (Jacoud);
Evelyn Forget, University of Manitoba (Tiran, Potier)
4 - C. From Medieval to Modern
Chair: Jose-Luis Cardoso, Technical University of Lisbon
Papers: Albino Barrera, Providence College "The Demise of Organic
Hierarchy in Religious Economic Thought"
Sasan Fayazmanesh, California State University-Fresno "Commercial
Arithmetic and Monetary Theory"
Jose-Luis Cardoso, Technical University of Lisbon "`Confusion de
Confusiones': Ethics and Individual Behavior in 17th Century
Stock Exchange Markets"
Discussants: Edward Harpham, University of Texas at Dallas
(Barrera); Judy Klein, Mary Baldwin College (Fayazmanesh); Thomas
Ross, Indiana University - South Bend (Cardoso)
4 - D. Socialist and Liberal Thought in the Early 20th Century
Chair: Steven Horwitz, St. Lawrence University
Papers: E. Koritsky, St. Petersburg State University, and W.
Shetov, RAO "The Traditions of Russian Liberalism"
M.V. Bilousenko, Donetsk State Technical University "The Division
of Labor during the Transition in the Former Soviet Union:
Institutional Aspects"
Toshihiko Hozumi, Aichi University "Hilferding and Pollack on
Capitalism"
Discussants: Steven Horwitz, St. Lawrence University; Peter
Boettke, George Mason University; Bruce Norton, University of
Texas - San Antonio (Hozumi)
4 - E. Methodology II
Chair: Roger Backhouse, University of Birmingham
Papers: Christopher Torr, University of South Africa "History of
Economic Thought: History versus Progress?"
William Kern, Western Michigan University "Classical Economic
Man: Was He Interested in Keeping Up with the Joneses?"
Eric Howard, Southern Oregon University "The Methodenstreit as
Economic Epistemology"
Discussants: Roger Backhouse, University of Birmingham (Torr);
Maurice Lagueux, Universite du Quebec a Montreal (Kern); Roger
Koppl, Fairleigh Dickinson University (Howard)
4 - F. Monetary Economics
Chair: Elisabeth Allgoewer, University of St. Gallen
Papers: George Tavlas, IMF and Bank of Greece "Who Murdered
Alexander Del Mar?"
Jerome Blanc, Centre Walras "A Monetary Utopia? Silvio Gesell's
Theory and the Accelerated Money Experiments"
Frank Steindl, Oklahoma State University "On the Inflation
Bacillus and Economic Growth"
Discussants: Mauro Boianovsky, University of Brasilia (Tavlas);
Elisabeth Allgoewer, University of St. Gallen (Blanc); Hamid
Hosseini, Kings College, PA (Steindl)
SESSION NUMBER FIVE 10:30 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
5 - A. Roundtable - The Progress of Heterodox Economics
Chair: A.W. Coats, University of Nottingham
Participants: Roger Backhouse, University of Birmingham
Sheila Dow, University of Stirling
Daniel Fusfeld, University of Michigan
Craufurd Goodwin, Duke University
Malcolm Rutherford, University of Victoria
5 - B. Adam Smith I
Chair: Jerry Evensky, Syracuse University
Papers: Glenn Hueckel, Purdue University "Smith's 'Labor Theory
of Value': A Recurring Myth"
Jeffrey Young, St. Lawrence University "Justice and Utility in
The Wealth of Nations"
Anthony Brewer, University of Bristol "Adam Smith on Classes and
Saving"
Discussants: John Bethune, University of Tennessee - Martin
(Hueckel); Jerry Evensky, Syracuse University (Young); Yasunori
Fukagai, Tokyo Metropolitan University (Brewer)
5 - C. Economics and the Cold War
Chair: Phillip Mirowski, University of Notre Dame
Papers: Phillip Mirowski, "RAND/OR: How Operations Research Put
the Rigor in the Mortis"
Francisco Louca, Technical University of Lisbon "Prometheus Tired
of War: Econometrics in Quest for Alternatives"
Judy Klein, Mary Baldwin College "Economic Stabilization Policies
and the Military Art of Control Engineering"
Discussants: Roy Weintraub, Duke University (Mirowski); George
Davis, Texas A&M University (Louca); Matthias Klaes, Erasmus
University Rotterdam (Klein)
5 - D. Austrian Economics
Chair: Peter Boettke, George Mason University
Papers: Karen Vaughn, George Mason University "Frank Knight and
F.A. Hayek on Capital and Socialist Calculation"
Steven Horwitz, St. Lawrence University "From Smith to Menger to
Hayek: Liberalism in the Tradition of the Scottish Enlightenment"
Greg Young, North Carolina State University "Hayek and
E-Commerce: Knowledge and Complexity in the 21st Century"
Discussants: Avi Cohen, York University (Vaughn); Alistair Dow,
Glasgow Caledonian University (Horwitz); Roger Koppl, Fairleigh
Dickinson University (Young)
5 - E. Some Methodological Appraisals of Alternative Approaches
Proposed by Italian Economists
Chair: Steven Medema, University of Colorado - Denver
Papers: Luigino Bruni, University of Padova and Francesco Guala,
LSE "Vilfredo Pareto and the Epistemological Foundations of
Choice Theory"
Roldolfo Signorino, University of Pisa "Methodological and
Analytical Aspects of Piero Sraffa's Critique of Marshall's
Economics: the Articles of 1925 and 1926"
Andrea Salanti, University of Bergamo "Luigi Pasinetti's Notion
of 'Pure Economics' as Institution-Free Theoretical Foundations
of Economics"
Discussants: Wade Hands, University of Puget Sound (Bruni-Guala);
David Andrews, Cazenovia College (Signorino) Michel De Vroey,
Universite Catholique de Louvain (Salanti)
5 - F. Macroeconomics II
Chair: Robert Clower, University of South Carolina
Papers: Petur Jonsson, Fayetteville State University "On the
Origins and the Legacy of Say's Law"
David Glasner, Federal Trade Commission "Say's Law and the
Classical Theory of Depressions"
Mauro Boianovsky, University of Brasilia "The Cohen Council Forty
Years On: A Missed Policy Opportunity?"
Discussants: Robert Clower, University of South Carolina
(Jonsson); Frank Steindl, Oklahoma State University (Glasner);
Dan Hammond, Wake Forest University (Boianovsky)
Lunch 12:15 - 2:30 p.m.
SESSION NUMBER SIX 2:30 - 4:30 p.m.
6 - A. American Economics in the Interwar Period
Chair: Warren Samuels, Michigan State University
Papers: Malcolm Rutherford, University of Victoria "The Nature of
Interwar Institutionalist Economics"
Anne Mayhew, University of Tennessee and Janet Knoedler, Bucknell
University "The Firm in Interwar Institutionalist Thought: From
Veblen through J.M. Clark"
Ross Emmett, Augustana University College "Knight, Weber, Chicago
and Institutionalism"
William Barber, Wesleyan University "Categories vs. Loners: How
Should Irving Fisher be Positioned in the Interwar Intellectual
Landscape?"
Discussant: Mary Morgan, LSE and University of Amsterdam
6 - B. Classicals III
Chair: Anthony Brewer, University of Bristol
Papers: Riccardo Faucci, University of Pisa "The Rise and Decline
of Italian Economics, 1750-1830: A Suggested Interpretation"
Timothy Davis, University College Oxford ""David Ricardo,
Financier & Empirical Economist"
Laura Vallad o de Mattos, Pontificia Universidade Catolica de Sao
Paulo "John Stuart Mill, Socialism and his Liberal Utopia: An
Application of his Philosophy of Institutions"
Discussants: Roldolfo Signorino, University of Pisa (Faucci);
Anthony Brewer, University of Bristol (Davis); Flavio Comin,
Cambridge University (Vallad o de Mattos)
6 - C. Recent Economic Theory
Chair: Roy Weintraub, Duke University
Papers: Robert Dimand, Brock University "Game Theory: An
Alternative Approach to Economics or Just Another Tool?"
Vivian Walsh, Muhlenberg College "Smith After Sen"
Joerg Jasper and Yucel Calbay, Universitat Hannover "Economics of
Networks in the History of Economic Thought"
Discussants: Roy Weintraub, Duke University (Dimand); Spencer
Banzhaf, Duke University (Walsh); Stephen Meardon, Williams
College & Duke University (Jasper - Calbay)
6 - D. Psychology, Telepathy and Myth
Chair: Craufurd Goodwin, Duke University
Papers: Gilles Dostaler, Universite du Quebec a Montreal and
Bernard Maris, Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Toulouse "Keynes
and Mob Psychology"
Philippe Bazard, Centre d'Histoire de la Pensee Economique "'The
Power of Reading the Inscrutable Mind' or the Role of Telepathy
in Jevon's Psychological Assumptions"
Craufurd Goodwin, Duke University "Economic Man in the Garden of
Eden"
Discussants: Brad Bateman, Grinnell College (Dostaler-Maris);
Rhead Bowman, Southern Utah University (Bazard); James Wible,
University of New Hampshire (Goodwin)
6 - E. History of Economic Thought and Methodology after 1890
Chair: Vincent Tarascio, University of North Carolina - Chapel
Hill
Papers: Benjamin Balak, UNC - Chapel Hill "The (lower case) Truth
about McCloskey"
Kirsten Madden, Millersville University "Quantitative Analysis in
Female Economists' Thought, 1900-1940"
Vincent Tarascio, UNC - Chapel Hill, "The Problem of Scope:
Walras and Pareto"
Discussants: Kirsten Madden, Millersville University; Benjamin
Balak, UNC - Chapel Hill
6 - F. Economic Policy and Economic Growth
Chair: Perry Mehrling, Barnard College
Papers: Elisabeth Allgoewer, University of St. Gallen "A Long
Struggle to Escape: The Gold Standard in Switzerland during the
Great Depression"
Ana Maria Bianchi, Universidade de Sao Paulo "Different
Audiences, Different Arguments: Economic Discourse in the
Beginnings of the Latin American School"
Hamid Hosseini, Kings College, PA "Economic Development - Not
Economic Growth: Confusions in the History of Economic Thought"
Discussants: Perry Mehrling, Barnard College (Allgoewer); Daniel
Hammond, Wake Forest University (Bianchi); Ingrid Rima, Temple
University (Hosseini)
Presidential Address, 6:00 p.m. -- Bryan Lecture Hall - Room 160
David Colander, Middlebury College
"The Death of Neoclassical Economics"
Reception 6:45 - 7:30 p.m.
Society Banquet 7:30 -
Monday June 28th
SESSION NUMBER SEVEN 8:15 - 10:00 a.m.
7 - A. Remembrance and Appreciation Roundtable: Ludwig M.
Lachmann
Chair: Laurence Moss, Babson College/The American Journal of
Economics and Sociology
Christopher Torr, University of South Africa "LML's Influence in
South Africa"
Roger Koppl, Fairleigh Dickinson University "LML's Influence in
New York City"
Donald Lavoie, George Mason University "LML as a Persuasive
Essayist"
Stephen Boehm, University of Graz, "LML's Vision of Economics"
Israel Kirzner, NYU "LML and our Seminar Collaboration"
Peter Lewin, University of Dallas "LML's Legacy Reconsidered"
7 - B. Philosophical Themes
Chair: John Davis, Marquette University
Papers: Antonio Callari, Franklin and Marshall College ""The
Ghost of the Gift: The Unlikelihood of Economics"
Bruce Norton, University of Texas - San Antonio "Marxian Economic
Traditions and the Occlusion of Class"
John Davis, Marquette University "Gramsci, Sraffa, and
Wittgenstein on the Concept of an Historical Period"
Discussants: Philip Mirowski, University of Notre Dame (Callari);
Warren Samuels, Michigan State University (Norton); David
Andrews, Cazenovia College (Davis)
7 - C. Adam Smith II
Chair: Glenn Hueckel, Purdue University
Papers: Edward Harpham, University of Texas at Dallas "Negative
and Positive Liberty in the Thought of Adam Smith"
Martin Harms, University of Copenhagen "Adam Smith's Moral
Philosophy and his Economics: Is There a Solution to 'Das Adam
Smith Problem'?"
Marcia Allentuck, CUNY "Does the Classical Adam Smith Offer Any
Alternative Approaches at Our Century's End? A New Reading of The
Wealth of Nations"
Discussants: Charles McCann, University of Pittsburgh (Harpham);
Christopher Jeffries, Jackson State University (Harms); Jeff
Lipkes (Allentuck)
7 - D. Methodology III
Chair: James Wible, University of New Hampshire
Papers: James Wible, University of New Hampshire "Peirce's
Critique of Utilitarianism: Darwin, Dmesis, and De Gustibus Non
Est Disputandum"
David Glasner, Federal Trade Commission "Falsificationism in
Economics, or Two Cheers for Popperian Methodology"
J.A. Hynes, University of Toronto "Facts before Theory: A
Comparison of the Emergence of Two Research Programs"
Discussants: Fabienne Peter, Harvard University (Wible); Wade
Hands, University of Puget Sound (Glasner); Robert Dimand, Brock
University (Hynes)
7 - E. The Age of Economic Measurement - A Preview of the HOPE
Conference
Conference Organizers: Mary Morgan, LSE and University of
Amsterdam, and Judy Klein, Mary Baldwin College
7 - E. Accounting
Chair: Edward Arrington, UNC - Greensboro
Papers: TBA
Discussants: TBA
SESSION NUMBER EIGHT 10:30 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
8 - A. Distinguished Fellow Session: Samuel Hollander
Chair: David Colander, Middlebury College
Paper: Samuel Hollander, University of Toronto "Malthus and
Classical Economics: Rescuing Malthus from Limbo"
Discussants: Vivian Walsh, Muhlenberg College
Laurence Moss, Babson College
Anthony Waterman, St. John's College
Sandy Peart, Baldwin-Wallace College
8 - B. Roundtable Discussion - Yuval Yonay's The Struggle Over
the Soul of Economics
Chair: Warren Samuels, University of Michigan
Panel: William Barber, Wesleyan University
Ross Emmett, Augustana University College
Philip Mirowski, University of Notre Dame
Mary Morgan, LSE and the University of Amsterdam
Malcolm Rutherford, University of Victoria
Response: Yuval Yonay, University of Haifa
8 - C. The 18th Century Mind
Chair: Neil De Marchi, Duke University
Papers: Neil De Marchi, Duke University "Smith and the Imitative
Arts"
Evelyn Forget, "Say and the Ideologues on the Creation of the
Impartial Spectator"
Harro Maas, University of Amsterdam "The Vices of Levity: Two
Different Schemes of Morality in The Wealth of Nations and the
Priestly-Reid Controversy"
Discussant: Margaret Schabas, York University
8 - D. Methodological Perspectives on Macroeconomics
Chair: Robert Clower, University of South Carolina
Michel De Vroey, Universite Catholique de Louvain "'Friedman and
Lucas on the Phillips Curve: From a Disequilibrium to an
Equilibrium Model"
Kevin Hoover, University of California - Davis "David Hume's
Economic Analysis of Causality and Causal Analysis of Economics"
Andres Rius, University of Notre Dame (Uruguay) "Elusive
Symmetry: An Interpretation of the Rise of Positive Theories of
Macroeconomic Policy"
Discussants: Robert Clower, University of South Carolina (De
Vroey); Hsiang- Ke Chao, University of Amsterdam (Hoover);
Sheila Dow, University of Stirling (Rius)
8 - E. Perspectives in the History and Philosophy of Business
Management
Chair: Andrea Salanti, University of Bergamo
Papers: Hans Siggaard Jensen, Copenhagen Business School "The
Historical Foundation of Business Economics"
Giulio Maggiore, University of Sannio "Strategic Management:
Science or Practice? An Overview of an Academic Field Without
Paradigms"
Giovanni Battista Dagnino, London Business School and University
of Catania, and Paolo Quattrone, Manchester School of Accounting
and Finance "Management and Business Research Italian Style: The
Methodological Contribution of Economia Aziendale to Economics"
Discussants: John Neufeld, UNCG (Jensen); Greg Young, North
Carolina State University (Maggiore); Andrea Salanti, University
of Bergamo (Dagnino)
Lunch 12:15 -
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