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CALL FOR PAPERS 
 
HES CONFERENCE   June 25-28, 1999 
 
The 26th annual meetings of the History of Economics Society will be held 
June 25-28, 1999 at the University of North Carolina-Greensboro, located 
in Greensboro, North Carolina. Highlights of the Conference will include 
the Distinguished Guest Lecture given by Professor Vernon Smith on 
Friday, which is followed by a reception.  On Sunday, the Presidential 
Address will be given by Professor David Colander, to be followed by the 
Conference Banquet. 
 
Proposals on all aspects of the history of thought and methodology are 
invited.  The conference volume published by Routledge will be loosely 
organized around the theme of "alternative approaches to economics at 
century's end."   
 
All persons wishing to present a paper or to organize a complete session 
should submit a short abstract (of less than 200 words) for their paper 
or (of less than 400 words) for a complete session by February 15, 1999 
to the President-Elect, Bruce Caldwell. Whenever possible, proposal 
writers should suggest discussants whom they believe will be attending 
the meetings for their paper(s). Unless you indicate a contrary 
preference, a person submitting a proposal may also be asked to serve as 
a discussant in another session. It will be assumed that those submitting 
proposals give their permission to have their abstracts reproduced on the 
HES Conference web page. 
 
Proposals may be submitted by going to the HES web site and following the 
link for submitting paper proposals: 
 
  http://www.eh.net/HisEcSoc/Conferences/99.shtml 
 
Alternatively, proposals may be submitted by fax, e-mail, or regular post 
to: 
 
   Bruce Caldwell 
   Department of Economics  
   Bryan School, UNCG 
   PO Box 26165 
   Greensboro, N.C. 27402-6165 
   USA 
 
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   fax:      336-334-4089   
   phone:    336-334-5463 
 
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