Last Call for Application VISU/SWC 2006 Deadline: February 15, 2006 VIENNA INTERNATIONAL SUMMER UNIVERSITY SCIENTIFIC WORLD CONCEPTIONS 2006 Philosophy and Economics Vienna, July 17-28, 2006 organized by the University of Vienna and the Institute Vienna Circle, together with the Program Philosophy & Economics of the University of Bayreuth A two-week high-level summer course on questions related to philosophy and economics from a historical and systematic perspective. Main Lecturers: Hartmut Kliemt (University of Duisburg, Germany) Geoffrey Brennan (Duke University, USA) International Program Committee John Beatty (Vancouver), Martin Carrier (Bielefeld), Maria Luisa Dalla Chiara (Florence), Maria Carla Galavotti (Bologna), Malachi Hacohen (Duke), Rudolf Haller (Graz), Rainer Hegselmann (Bayreuth), Michael Heidelberger (T�bingen), Elisabeth Leinfellner (Vienna), James G. Lennox (Pittsburgh), Paolo Mancosu (Berkeley), Paolo Parrini (L'Aquila), Friedrich Stadler (Vienna), Roger Stuewer (Minneapolis), Thomas Uebel (Manchester), Jan Wolen'ski (Cracow), Anton Zeilinger (Vienna) Michael St�ltzner (Secretary of the PC, Vienna) Karoly Kokai (Secretary of the VISU, Vienna) Cost of the Program: Euro 880,00 Lodging in student dormitories is available at approximately Euro 290,00 for the whole duration of the course. <> <>Applicants should submit: 1. A short educational curriculum vitae 2. A list of their most recent courses and grades or a copy of their diplomas 3. A one-page statement (in English), briefly describing their previous work and their purpose in attending VISU-SWC 4. A (sealed) letter of recommendation from their professor, including some comment on their previous work 5. A passport photo Application deadline February 15, 2006 (Later applications may be considered if space is still available.) A letter of admission together with a detailed syllabus will reach successful applicants by the end of February, 2006. The administration of VISU-SWC at the University of Vienna can assist the candidates admitted in applying for funds and in the accreditation of the course, but unfortunately, cannot offer financial assistance. However, for a few gifted applicants who can demonstrate that, despite serious documented efforts, they have not been able to obtain any financial support, in particular due to economic difficulties in their respective country, a tuition-waver grant, awarded by the Institute Vienna Circle and the University of Vienna, will be provided. Applications should be sent to Professor Friedrich Stadler, c/o Institute Vienna Circle, Universit�tscampus, Spitalgasse 2-4, Hof 1, A-1090 Vienna. For further inquiries, please send email to [log in to unmask] <mailto:[log in to unmask]> or consult the IVC's Web site http://univie.ac.at/ivc/VISU or the University of Vienna's Web site: http://www. univie.ac.at <http://www.%20univie.ac.at/> (click Vienna Summer University) Giandomenica Becchio