================= HES POSTING ====================== Program [English Version] Japan Society for the History of Economic Thought The 60th Annual Meeting Surugadai Memorial Building at Chuo University, Tokyo November 9-10, 1996 November 9 9:50 Opening Remark by Ryuji Yamanaka, the Organizer 9:55-12:00 Parallel Sessions Room 1 -Motoki Azuma, Nagoya University J. B. Say on the labor problem -Yasunori Fukagai, Kanagawa University S. Hollander on J. S. Mill: The evaluation in the 11th year Room 2 -Makato Kubo, Keio University John Gray on money -Masashi Izumo, Matsuyama University William Morris on labor and art Room 3 -Yaroku Kobayashi, Tsukuba University Switching paradigms in social sciences: From alienated modernism to holistic social sciences -Tadashi Shibuya, Kagoshima University The editorial problem in _Deutsche Ideologie_ 13:30-14:30 General Assembly 14:30-15:00 Keynote Address -Noboru Kobayashi, Distinguished member Economics, history and historism 15:10-17:15 Parallel Sessions Room 1 -Toshiaki Otomo, Yamanashi University Debate over credit creation by mercantilists -Shogo Sasahara, Chuo University Hobson and Keynes Room 2 -Kiyoshi Nagatani, Shinshu University How to understand value: Ricardo, Bailey and Marx -Masaru Kasai, Hokkai Gakuen University The essence and forms of business firms, reconsidered from the history of the theory of fixed capital Room 3 -Hiroshi Sekiguchi, Chuo University F. List on "the protection of enfant industry" -Hiroshi Etani, Osaka Industrial University W. Sombert's Verstehende economics, reconsidered November 10 9:55-12:00 Parallel sessions Room 1 -Tsuyoshi Wada, Tokyo Metropolitan University The connection of Iwasaburo Takano's social policy -Birger P. Priddat, University of Witten/Herdecke, Germany On what is methodical in the historical method of German economics (in German) Room 2 -Kuniyasu Morioka, Osaka Commercial University Aristotle's social analysis -Shinichi Nagao, Hiroshima University Newtonianism in the history of economics: The impossibility of experiment in social sciences Room 3 -Kei Nakamichi, Japan Council for Science Promotion The equation of exchange and the rate of interest in Fisher's economics: In the making of his dynamic theory -Akiyoshi Arakawa, Japan Council for Science Promotion Perfect competition and the meaning of convexity 13:30-17:10 Plenary Session: The World of the Historical School Chair: Kiichiro Yagi, Kyoto University Kazuhiko Sumiya, Tokyo International University -Shinichi Tamura, Hokkai Gakuen University The historical consciousness of the Historical School: From a national economy to capitalism -Yuichi Shionoya, The Institute for Social Welfare Historism, institutionalism, and evolutionalism -Osamu Yanagisawa, Tokyo metropolitan University The economics and policy of the Historical School after WWI Discussed by Tetsuji Harada, Yokkaichi University Tetsuo Taka, Kyushu University Jun Kobayashi, Rikkyo University 17:15 Closing Remark by Hiroji Nakamura, the President [The name of chair person for each presentation is omitted. Sorry.] ------------------------------------------------------------- Aiko Ikeo Kokugakuin University, 4-10-28 Higashi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150 ============ FOOTER TO HES POSTING ============ For information, send the message "info HES" to [log in to unmask]