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Session 1 - Extensions on Classical Political Economy 
January 7, 10:15 a.m., Sheraton, Dalton A/B 
 
Presiding: Hans Jensen, U. Tenn-Knoxville 
 
Papers: Sumitra Shah, St. John's U. - Division of Labor in Adam  
Smith's Political Economy: A Gender Perspective   
 
Gilbert Skillman, Wesleyan U. - Marx's Neglected Theoretical Legacy:  
A Response to Anthony Brewer   
 
Patrick Welch, St. Louis U. - Thomas Carlyle on Pig Philosophy   
 
William Darity and Lewis Davis, U. North Carolina - Growth, Trade  
and Uneven Development   
 
Discussants: Discussion among presenters and audience. 
 
 
Session 2 - Unconventional Economics 
January 8, 8. a.m., Sheraton, Gardner B 
 
Presiding: John Davis, Marquette U. 
 
Papers: David Andrews, Cazenovia College - The Social Roots of  
Keynes' Economic Policy   
 
Neil Niman, U. New Hampshire - Enterprise in a Whirlpool of  
Speculation: Veblen and the Post-Keynesians   
 
Sherryl Kasper, Maryville College - Evelyn Mabel Burns, the Founding  
of Social Security, and Institutional Economics   
 
Michael Perelman, California State U - Chico - The Comparative  
Sociology of Environmental Economics in the Works of Henry Carey  
and Karl Marx   
 
Discussants - Discussion among presenters and audience. 
 
 
Session 3 - Formal Expositions Along Austrian Themes in the  
History of Economics 
January 8, 10:15 a.m., Sheraton, Gardner B 
 
Presiding - Peter Boettke, George Mason U. 
 
Papers: Ulrich Witt - Max Planck Institute for Research into Economic  
Systems - Evolutionary Game Theory   
 
Nicolai Foss, Copenhagen School of Business - Games and Economic  
Organization   
 
Peter Boettke, George Mason U. - Imperfect Foresight 
 
M. Fass and C. Folkertsma, De Nederlandsche Bank NV - Measuring  
Inflation: An Attempt to Operationalize Carl Menger's Concept of the  
Inner Value of Money   
 
Discussants: Discussion among presenters and audience. 
 
 
Session 4 - Emigre Economists in America - Their Impact and  
their Experiences 
January 8, 2:30 p.m., Sheraton, Gardner B  
 
Presiding: Frederic Scherer, Harvard U. 
 
Papers: Axel Leijonhufvud, UCLA - Economics in America: The  
Continental Influence   
 
Harald Hagemann, U. of Stuttgart - The Emigration of German- 
Speaking Economists after 1933   
 
Frederic Scherer, Harvard U. - Refugee Economists in America: Some  
Reflections   
 
Discussants: John Chipman, U. Minnesota 
Laurence Moss, Babson College 
Ingrid Rima, Temple U. 
Warren Samuels, Michigan State U. 
 
 
Bruce Caldwell 
University of North Carolina, Greensboro 
President, History of Economics Society 
 
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