Program

Thursday, 25 March 2010
11:00 - 13:00	Reception and registration of participants Location: Lobby of E building

13:00 - 14:00	Blanqui Lecture: Pedro Teixeira "The or A? Placing Jacob Mincer in the History of (Labour) Economics" Chairperson: Maria Cristina MARCUZZO - Università di Roma La Sapienza Location: Building A, room A (AB.40)Welcome by Maria Cristina Marcuzzo, ESHET President.

14:00 - 15:30	Session A1: Economics as Culture I: Interactions Chairperson: Loïc Charles Location: Room E0.03 Papers Jansenism, Arithmetic and Belles-Lettres: Forbonnais, Butel-Dumont, Graslin and their college background ORAIN Arnaud From social context to economic texts: French eighteenth-century political economy scientific practices and Ancien regime Culture Charles Loïc (Discussant: PERROTTA Cosimo ) “Ballads and Public Credit in Eighteenth-Century England” WENNERLIND Carl (Discussant: Schiffman Daniel ) Session A2: The practices of Dutch economists Chairperson: Marcel Boumans Location: Room E0.14 Papers Practical preachers: Dutch economists 1815-1870 Plasmeijer Henk, Schoorl Evert (Discussant: CARDOSO José Luis ) Holtrop’s Dutch monetarism versus Tinbergen’s modelling approach Den Butter Frank, maas harro (Discussant: Boumans Marcel ) Economic Metaphors in the Goudriaan-Tinbergen debate on dynamics and equilibrium Rodenburg Peter (Discussant: DAL-PONT Muriel ) Session A3: Clubs and their strategies Chairperson: Neri Salvadori Location: Room E0.15 Papers On the Origin and Purpose of the Economic Theory of Clubs Pickhardt Michael (Discussant: TRAUTWEIN Hans-Michael ) Searching for Uniqueness. Shubik’s Early Contribution to Economics Innocenti Alessandro (Discussant: ALVAREZ Andrés ) Session A4: Economics of Science Chairperson: John Davis Location: Room E0.04 Papers The Economics of Paradigm Change Heukelom Floris, Maseland Robbert (Discussant: Rotheim Roy ) The ambiguous relation between rationality and explanation LAGUEUX Maurice (Discussant: Davis John ) Session A5: Ottoman economists Chairperson: Fatih ERMIS Location: Room E0.09 Papers Behic Efendi and His Treatise: An Ottoman mercantilist in the early nineteenth century? Agir Seven (Discussant: ERMIS Fatih ) The Footprints of Pellegrino Rossi in Archigenes’ Political Economy GENC Hamdi, OZGUR M. Erdem (Discussant: Ozveren Eyup ) Ottoman Economic Thinking in the Light of Humorism (Ahlat-i Erbaa) ERMIS Fatih (Discussant: Agir Seven ) Session A6: Population and Darwin Chairperson: Annie L. COT Location: Room E0.10 Papers Social context and economic practice: Shifting perspectives on population-control policies de Sousa Filomena de Sousa (Discussant: Wells Julian ) Contingency in economics: an essay on the reinterpretation of Darwinian thought Cojanu Valentin (Discussant: Nishizawa Tamotsu ) Economics, statistics and eugenics: how American economists faced immigration during the Progressive Era COT Annie L. (Discussant: de Sousa Filomena de Sousa )

15:30 - 15:45	Coffee break Location: Lobby of E building

15:45 - 17:45	Session B1: Young scholars session Chairperson: Anthony BREWER Location: Room E0.03 Papers DUPUIT AND WALRAS ON THE NATURAL MONOPOLY: WHAT THEY REALLY WROTE AND MEANT Numa Guy (Discussant: MARCUZZO Maria Cristina ) The 'marginalist revolution' and Russian economic thought: Tugan-Baranovsky's synthetic approach to value theory Allisson François (Discussant: ZWEYNERT Joachim ) Capabilities for the Miserable; Happiness for the Satisfied Edwards José M., Pellé Sophie (Discussant: COT Annie L. ) Session B2: Economics and psychology at the boundary Chairperson: Pier Luigi PORTA Location: Room E0.14 Papers Eric Wanner and the Economics of Behavioral Economics Heukelom Floris (Discussant: LEE Kyu Sang ) Procedural Rationality and Happiness Castellani Marco, Di Giovinazzo Viviana, Novarese Marco (Discussant: Lee Sanghoon ) The human element: psychology and behavior in economics Gualerzi Davide (Discussant: Levallois Clement ) Session B3: Monetary policy in the 19th century Chairperson: Ivo MAES Location: Room E0.15 Papers How did the US Monetary System work under the National Banking System (1863-1913)? de Boyer Jérôme, Gomez Betancourt Rebeca (Discussant: MAES Ivo ) Bank rate in classical central banking theory Diatkine Sylvie (Discussant: Mensik Josef ) Seasonal Variations in NY Money market under the National Banking System, are Kemmerer (1910) results corrects? Gomez Betancourt Rebeca, Sugimoto Kimiko (Discussant: Le Maux Laurent ) Monetary conventions and banking architectures in theory and practice in history Le Maux Laurent (Discussant: RIVOT Sylvie ) Session B4: Economists communicating Chairperson: Ana Isabel ROSADO CUBERO Location: Room E0.04 Papers Police, mining science and cameralism: reflections on the dissemination of the economic ideas in the 18th century with particular attention to the Portuguese case Cunha Alexandre (Discussant: CLEMENT Alain ) In search of a replacement for scholarly journals: The spread of economic ideas in cultural reviews in Spanish liberal age San Julián Arrupe Javier (Discussant: Plasmeijer Henk ) Session B5: Development economists Chairperson: Hans-Michael TRAUTWEIN Location: Room E0.09 Papers The Roots of the Sustainable Development Concept in the Economic Thought of the XIX and XX Century BRIVERS Ivars (Discussant: Masini Fabio ) Small loans and big ambition: how valid are the premises of microfinance? Hong Hoon, Park Jonghyun (Discussant: Pickhardt Michael ) Cumulative Processes and Polarizing Development: Wicksell, Myrdal, and Krugman TRAUTWEIN Hans-Michael (Discussant: Sotiropoulos Dimitris ) Session B6: British economists in the 18th century Chairperson: Sergio CREMASCHI Location: Room E0.10 Papers The Institutional Economics of Robinson Crusoe Karagöz Ufuk, Ozveren Eyup (Discussant: Galindo Míguel-Angel ) Happiness and Religion: Joseph Priestley’s Theological Utilitarianism Matsumoto Akihito (Discussant: CREMASCHI Sergio ) Thomas Hepburn and Eighteenth-Century Orcadian Economy: the Moderate Economic Thought of Edinburgh Reconsidered Furuya Hiroyuki (Discussant: paganelli maria pia ) Reputation in Economic Thought Prendergast Renee (Discussant: Nakano Satoko ) Session B7: North Americans in Mexico and Germans in Japan Chairperson: Miryam Gonzalez Limon Location: Room E0.07 Papers German Views on Crisis in Japanese Economic Dictionaries before WWII TOMO Shigeki (Discussant: Kreis Hannah ) The economic paradigm in Mexico: 1980-2008. Torres Erika (Discussant: Blanchard Alain ) The influence of changes in the global organization and the forms of production in construction of the Mexican Revolution new economic and political model Arroyo Juan Pablo (Discussant: Gonzalez Limon Miryam ) The origins of the German Historical School in Japan Kreis Hannah (Discussant: TOMO Shigeki )

17:45 - 18:45	Keynote lecture: Charles Plott "The Evolution of Laboratory Experimental Methods in Economics: Basic Science to Applications" Chairperson: harro maas - university of amsterdam Location: Building A, room A (AB.40)

19:00	Buffet at Hortus Botanicus Location: Hortus Botanicus, Plantage Middenlaan 2, 1018 DD Amsterdam

Friday, 26 March 2010
09:00 - 11:00	Session C1: The historicity of economic thought in South Eastern Europe Chairperson: Joachim ZWEYNERT Location: Room E0.03 Papers German Influence on Turkish Economic Thought: A Sneak Preview Ozveren Eyup (Discussant: Adaman Fikret ) Friedrich List in Hungary - a comedy of errors? MADARÁSZ Aladár (Discussant: AVTONOMOV Vladimir ) The legacy of the German Historical School in Greece PSALIDOPOULOS Michalis (Discussant: Tsoulfidis Lefteris ) Session C2: Peasant economics Chairperson: Roxana Bobulescu Location: Room E0.14 Papers The influence of Nicolas Georgescu-Roegen’s practice in rural Romania on his theoretical developments Bobulescu Roxana (Discussant: Raskov Danila ) Economic Utopias of 1920-s: Chayanov Raskov Danila (Discussant: D'Onofrio Federico ) Interactions Between Political Economy and Agronomy: Question of Returns on Land KAYA Alp Yücel (Discussant: Lazzarini Andres ) From hectars to tons: geographical maps, cadastre, and agricultural production in Italian agricultural statistics 1910-1929 D'Onofrio Federico (Discussant: Charles Loïc ) Session C3: Learning from J.S. Mill Chairperson: Arrigo OPOCHER Location: Room E0.15 Papers Path-dependences in the work of John Stuart Mill and Alfred Marshall ZOUBOULAKIS Michel S. (Discussant: OPOCHER Arrigo ) The Development of J.S.Mill’s Theory of International Trade―from Essays to Principles― FUJIMOTO Masatomi (Discussant: Gillig Philippe ) Mill and the homo oeconomicus Gillig Philippe (Discussant: SANFILIPPO Eleonora ) Session C4: The practices of historians Chairperson: Marcel Boumans Location: Room E0.04 Papers Oral History: A Documentary on Antonio de Viti de Marco MOSCA Manuela (Discussant: Pardo-Guerra Juan Pablo ) Retracing “works-in-progress” of economists and their practises through their archives CAMPAGNOLO Gilles (Discussant: Giraud Yann ) Exiled and excluded González Limón Myriam, Maestre Alfonso Juan, Rodríguez María Luisa, Roldán Adela (Discussant: HAGEMANN Harald ) Networks for history of economic thought Levallois Clement (Discussant: Payne Chris ) Session C5: Theorizing the public and the corporate Chairperson: Matthias Klaes Location: Room E0.09 Papers The Great Depression and the corporative shift of Italian economists Pomini Mario (Discussant: noto sergio ) The Committee of Social Thought versus the Department of Economics in Chicago. A short story between education and researching economics in the 50s. noto sergio (Discussant: Klaes Matthias ) Where to draw the line between laissez-faire and planning? Keynes and Friedman on public and semi-public institutions RIVOT Sylvie (Discussant: Carabelli Anna ) Session C6: Money policy and institutions Chairperson: Ivo MAES Location: Room E0.10 Papers Economic advice from the Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) under John Kennedy : the Keynesian theory from the “intentionality” point of vue LAGUERODIE STEPHANIE (Discussant: TUSSET GIANFRANCO ) Alexandre Lamfalussy and the origins of the BIS macro-prudential MAES Ivo (Discussant: Pasotti Ilaria ) How to get out of the “Triffin dilemma”: Triffin’s reflection on the international monetary system (1958-1971) Pasotti Ilaria (Discussant: LAGUERODIE STEPHANIE ) The BDF mission near the BNR 1929-1933: crossed views on an inter war Central Banks cooperation failure Costache Brîndusa, Torre Dominique, Tosi Elise (Discussant: KLAUSINGER Hansjörg ) Session C7: Adam Smith compared Chairperson: Ivan MOSCATI Location: Room E0.07 Papers The Same Face of The Two Smith: Adam Smith and Vernon Smith paganelli maria pia (Discussant: MOSCATI Ivan ) ADAM SMITH’S THEORY AND PRACTICE OF IRONY CREMASCHI Sergio (Discussant: WENNERLIND Carl ) Smith and Condorcet : two representatives of the “Liberalism of Liberty” confronted with public instruction Jean-Daniel Boyer, Le Chapelain Charlotte What Can We Learn From Adam Smith? STURN Richard (Discussant: Gerschlager Caroline )

11:00 - 11:30	Coffee break Location: Lobby of E building

11:30 - 12: 30	Keynote lecture: Karin Knorr Cetina "Maverick Markets: Six Features of the Financial Economy" Chairperson: Marcel Boumans - University of Amsterdam Location: Building A, room B (AB.42)

12:30 - 13:30	Lunch break Location: Lobby of E building

13:30 - 15:30	Session D1: Economics outside the classroom Chairperson: Alexandre Cunha Location: Room E0.03 Papers The first economic policy proposal: William Petty and the origination of the practice of the economist. Goodacre Hugh (Discussant: Matsumoto Akihito ) Mandeville’s market seen through the 18’th century coffee-house culture Nakano Satoko (Discussant: Prendergast Renee ) The économiste as surveyor : Physiocracy in the field Charles Loïc, Christine Théré (Discussant: Goodacre Hugh ) Liberal economic discourse on colonial practices and the rejection of the British Empire (1750-1815) CLEMENT Alain (Discussant: Cunha Alexandre ) Session D2: Finance: Past, Present, Future Chairperson: Carlo ZAPPIA Location: Room E0.14 Papers Bachelier: not the forgotten forerunner he has been depicted as Jovanovic Franck (Discussant: Daemen Job ) 4000 Miles of Separation: Financial Economics Across the Atlantic, c. 1900-2000 Pardo-Guerra Juan Pablo (Discussant: Jovanovic Franck ) Behavioural Finance or the emergence of a new paradigm Schinckus Christophe (Discussant: ZAPPIA Carlo ) Ketchup Economics: What is Finance about? Daemen Job (Discussant: Hong Hoon ) Session D3: Talking experiments A conversation between Karin Knorr Cetina and Charles Plott. Chairperson: harro maas Location: Room E0.15 Papers tba Session D4: From Karl Marx to Joseph Schumpeter Chairperson: Jean CARTELIER Location: Room E0.04 Papers Revisiting the Classical Discussions on Imperialism. From Hilferding and Schumpeter to contemporary debates: a general assessment. Sotiropoulos Dimitris (Discussant: Tsoulfidis Lefteris ) Three Levels of Abstraction in Schumpeter and Marx: History, Methodology, and Capitalism Araz Takay Bahar, Güler Aydın Derya, Özel Hüseyin (Discussant: CARTELIER Jean ) Hilferding's attempt to realize the economic democracy in the Weimar Republic Hozumi Toshihiko (Discussant: CHALOUPEK Günther ) Session D5: History and prices Chairperson: Stefano SOLARI Location: Room E0.09 Papers Scholastic Just Price and Current Market Price: is it merely a nominal question? MONSALVE SERRANO Fabio (Discussant: SOLARI Stefano ) The role of the state in price setting Bruksle Ieva Rabbinic Responses to Rapid Inflation in Israel, 1973-1985 Schiffman Daniel (Discussant: TEIXEIRA Pedro Nuno ) Session D6: Grand narratives Chairperson: Heinz D. KURZ Location: Room E0.10 Papers A 350 Years Commemoration - The beginning of modern economics Sæther Arild (Discussant: Schoorl Evert ) What do economists mean by normative judgment? SU Huei-Chun (Discussant: Drakopoulos Stavros ) The Knowledge Society in the History of Economic Thought SCHEFOLD Bertram (Discussant: KURZ Heinz D. ) The adaptive discourse of economists: lessons from the present CARDOSO José Luis (Discussant: Mireles Flores Luis ) Session D7: The current state of happiness Chairperson: Pier Luigi PORTA Location: Room E0.07 Papers Public Happiness and Civil Economy in the Italian Tradition PORTA Pier Luigi THE HAPPINESS OF SOCIALITY bruni luigino SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING: WHEN, AND WHY, IT MATTERS Angner Erik (Discussant: Edwards José M. ) Should We Be Afraid of Happiness Policies? Hirata Johannes (Discussant: Pellé Sophie )

15:30 - 15:45	Coffee break Location: Lobby of E building

15:45 - 17:45	Session E1: Thinking utopia Chairperson: EGE Ragip Location: Room E0.03 Papers Institutions and the theory of cognition in Proudhon SOLARI Stefano (Discussant: Poinsot Philippe ) Peter Fireman, winner of F. Engels' “Prize Essay Competition” ALCOUFFE Alain (Discussant: pack spencer ) Fourier versus Owen on the issue of justice Ragip EGE, RIVOT Sylvie (Discussant: Crespo Ricardo ) Session E2: Our journals historicized The session will consist of a 15 minute video interview of Craufurd Goodwin, editor of History of Political Economy, followed by commentary by Jose Luis Cardoso (EJHET), Nicola Giocoli (HEI) and Marcel Boumans (JHET). Chairperson: harro maas Location: Room E0.14 Papers tba Session E3: Ludwig von Mises considered Chairperson: Gilles CAMPAGNOLO Location: Room E0.15 Papers "Neutrality of money" versus "stability of the price level" - issues in monetary theory within the Austrian School CHALOUPEK Günther (Discussant: KLAUSINGER Hansjörg ) How complex are Austrian. A reflection on the recent debate between Rosser and Koppl on complexity theory and Austrian School becchio giandomenica (Discussant: CAMPAGNOLO Gilles ) A Century of Methodological Individualism Part 2: von Mises and Hayek DENIS Andy (Discussant: Boldyrev Ivan ) Hayek on Money, Capital and the Cycle: Continuity and Change KLAUSINGER Hansjörg (Discussant: becchio giandomenica ) Session E4: Marx with the classics Chairperson: Bertram SCHEFOLD Location: Room E0.04 Papers Accumulation and Profits in the Classical Theory of Prices of Reproduction Bolaños Eduardo, TOBON Alexander (Discussant: Ormazabal Kepa ) ADAM SMITH ON LABOR AND VALUE: CHALLENGING THE STANDARD INTERPRETATION Ormazabal Kepa (Discussant: TOBON Alexander ) Theory of ground rent of Marx in the mid-1860’s ――a comparative study of the manuscripts of 1861 to 1863, of the Part 6 on ground rent of the Book 3 of Capital, and of the excerpt notebooks of the same period ―― TAKENAGA Susumu (Discussant: GEHRKE Christian ) Dominant Technique and Economic Theory Tsaliki Persefoni, Tsoulfidis Lefteris (Discussant: THEOCARAKIS Nicholas ) Session E5: Keynesian controversies Chairperson: Maria Cristina MARCUZZO Location: Room E0.09 Papers Veiling The Controversies with Dubious Moral Attitudes? Keynes and the Ethics of International Relations Carabelli Anna, Cedrini Mario Aldo (Discussant: Warnecke Tonia ) Keynes, Hayek and Kahn on the price of capital goods slifi abdelkader (Discussant: YAGI Takashi ) The Price Level in the Keynes-Hayek-Sraffa Exchange of the Early 1930s ANDREWS David (Discussant: MARCUZZO Maria Cristina ) Keynes and the financial crisis Basili Marcello, ZAPPIA Carlo (Discussant: Gualerzi Davide ) Session E6: The current crisis from the perspective of intellectual history Chairperson: Harald HAGEMANN Location: Room E0.10 Papers Emil Lederer’s Theory of Crises: A Paradigm Shift Michaelides Panayotis, Milios John, Vouldis Angelos (Discussant: HAGEMANN Harald ) HISTORY OF PERIODIC CRISES IN CAPITALISM: IS MARX’S APPROACH STILL SIGNIFICANT? Agnoletto Stefano (Discussant: Hozumi Toshihiko ) What is the Essence of Minsky's Financial Instability Hypothesis? : A review of the Post Keynesian interpretations on Minsky Hong Hoon, Hwang Jaehong (Discussant: Schinckus Christophe ) Classical economic theories and the crash of 2008 Mireles Flores Luis (Discussant: ZOUBOULAKIS Michel S. ) Session E7: The English on money and interest Chairperson: Carl WENNERLIND Location: Room E0.07 Papers Money and Sovereignty: a Comparison between Hobbes and modern money theory CARTELIER Jean (Discussant: Goodacre Hugh ) From "Annuity Notes" to Bank notes: A change in Bentham's Theory of Money Ghislain DELEPLACE, SIGOT Nathalie (Discussant: WENNERLIND Carl ) Interest controversy in its context Ito Seiichiro (Discussant: de Boyer Jérôme ) The Nature of Money: History of Social Accounting System Approach Mensik Josef (Discussant: Toshiaki Otomo )

Saturday, 27 March 2010
09:00 - 11:00	Session F1: The Economist as an expert Chairperson: Maria Jimenez-Buedo Location: Room E0.03 Papers Expertise as Attribution Jimenez-Buedo Maria (Discussant: Martini Carlo ) The Role of Experts in the Epistemology of Economics Martini Carlo (Discussant: GIOCOLI Nicola ) Expertise as Measurement Instrument Reiss Julian (Discussant: Jimenez-Buedo Maria ) Choosing expert statistical advice: practical costs and epistemic justification Teira David (Discussant: Reiss Julian ) Session F2: Pre-revolutionary France Chairperson: Boyer Jean-Daniel Location: Room E0.14 Papers The luxury paradox in Graslin's economic thought Jortie Etienne (Discussant: ORAIN Arnaud ) A missed “Financial Revolution” from England? Silhouette, Forbonnais and French Finances during the Seven Years’ War (1759) ORAIN Arnaud (Discussant: Jean-Daniel Boyer ) Quesnay and the mercantilists on productive labour PERROTTA Cosimo (Discussant: Ormazabal Kepa ) Session F3: Controversies with Sraffa Chairperson: David ANDREWS Location: Room E0.15 Papers Aristotle, Smith, and Marx's Dialectical Dance on the Material Cause of Value; Sraffa Too pack spencer (Discussant: SCHEFOLD Bertram ) In Favor of Rigor and Relevance. A Reply to Mark Blaug KURZ Heinz D., Salvadori Neri The Leontief System, the Sraffa System and Markup Equation YAGI Takashi (Discussant: MONTESANO Aldo ) Session F4: 1930s High Theory Chairperson: Ana Isabel ROSADO CUBERO Location: Room E0.04 Papers From the classical to the representational notion of measurement in utility theory: the debate of the 1930s MOSCATI Ivan (Discussant: CHANCELLIER ERIC ) Hotelling's Contribution to Political Economy of Oil: A Critical Analysis Adaman Fikret (Discussant: DENIS Andy ) The Wicksellian Connexion II BARBAROUX NICOLAS (Discussant: Mensik Josef ) A note on Ragnar Frisch and the concept of «equilibrium» Trabucchi Paolo (Discussant: ROSADO CUBERO Ana Isabel ) Session F5: The role of the State Chairperson: Hansjörg KLAUSINGER Location: Room E0.09 Papers Shaping economic practices in China’s post-command economy period: the interaction of politics, economics, and institutional constraints Blanchard Alain, Warnecke Tonia Mises and Kantorovich on Economic Calculation Okon Hiroyuki (Discussant: KLAUSINGER Hansjörg ) R. Orzhenzky and the Russian Economic Science Eliseeva Irina (Discussant: Raskov Danila ) Session F6: Trading with physics and biology Chairperson: Julian Wells Location: Room E0.10 Papers Going back to the origins of econophysics: the Paretian conception of heterogeneity TUSSET GIANFRANCO (Discussant: Wells Julian ) Economics as a modern science: early postwar adoption of the computer in economics Boumans Marcel (Discussant: Innocenti Alessandro ) Econophysics : A New Challenge for Financial Economics ? Jovanovic Franck, Schinckus Christophe (Discussant: Lenfant Jean-Sébastien )

11:00 - 11:30	Coffee break Location: Lobby of E building

11:30 - 12:30	Presidential address: Harald Hagemann "European Emigres and the Americanization of Economics" Location: Building A, room A (AB.40)

12:30 - 13:30	Lunch break Location: Lobby of E building

13:30 - 15:00	Session G1: The practice of imagination Chairperson: Tamotsu Nishizawa Location: Room E0.03 Papers INDIVIDUAL CHOICE AND HAPPINESS: THE MISFORTUNE OF DESIRE OF INFINITE WEALTH IN THINGS OF G.PEREC PIGNOL Claire (Discussant: Karagöz Ufuk ) Victorian literature and businessmen: The vision of popular literature on entrepreneur activity Galindo Míguel-Angel, Mendez-Picazo Maria-Teresa (Discussant: Nishizawa Tamotsu ) Neoliberalism and the Consumer Payne Chris (Discussant: Jimenez-Buedo Maria ) Session G2: Experimental economics and laboratory practices Chairperson: Floris Heukelom Location: Room E0.14 Papers Three Ways of Linking Laboratory Endeavors to the Realm of Policies LEE Kyu Sang (Discussant: Svorencik Andrej ) Theory as practice: the economic psychology of Simon and Schelling Koumakhov Rouslan (Discussant: Edwards José M. ) Economics Meets Experimental Psychology: A methodological Point of View. Lenfant Jean-Sébastien (Discussant: Heukelom Floris ) Session G3: The Law and the economists Chairperson: Joachim ZWEYNERT Location: Room E0.15 Papers Games judges don’t play: predatory pricing and strategic reasoning in US antitrust (1975-2000) GIOCOLI Nicola (Discussant: ZWEYNERT Joachim ) How much competition’s guidelines have been influenced by economists? Hernández Estrada Adolfo, ROSADO CUBERO Ana Isabel (Discussant: Adaman Fikret ) How market ideology absorbed Cold War planning and concentration: Chicago school economics and the changing face of intellectual property rights Klaes Matthias, van Horn Rob (Discussant: GIOCOLI Nicola ) Session G4: Hermeneutics, phenomenology, social systems Chairperson: David Teira Location: Room E0.04 Papers The Role of “Consciousness” in Institutional Reproduction of Capitalism: An Evolutionary Game Theory Perspective Canpolat Naci, Özel Hüseyin (Discussant: Teira David ) Niklas Luhmann’s Economic Ideas: Social Systems Theory meets Economics Boldyrev Ivan (Discussant: MARTIN Catherine ) Session G5: Considering Sen Chairperson: John Davis Location: Room E0.09 Papers On Sen and Aristotle Crespo Ricardo (Discussant: SOLARI Stefano ) Rational Fools. A Smithian Perspective. Gerschlager Caroline (Discussant: Crespo Ricardo ) Session G6: French economists in the 19th century Chairperson: Manuela MOSCA Location: Room E0.10 Papers How to make social states comparisons with Jules Dupuit’s thought? The health-wealth hypothesis Poinsot Philippe (Discussant: Numa Guy ) Léon Walras on industrial regulation: railroads as economic and moral state monopolies ALVAREZ Andrés (Discussant: MOSCA Manuela ) Say’s Law and Clément Juglar Business Cycles analysis DAL-PONT Muriel (Discussant: Trabucchi Paolo )

15:00 - 15:30	Coffee break Location: Lobby of E building

15:30 - 17:00	Session H1: Economics and Culture II: visualisation Chairperson: Yann Giraud Location: Room E0.03 Papers Economics for the Masses: The Visual Display of Economic Knowledge in the United States (1921-1945) Charles Loïc, Giraud Yann (Discussant: Rodenburg Peter ) The visual foundations of the economic barometers of Persons (1919) and Karsten (1926) CHANCELLIER ERIC (Discussant: maas harro ) Visual Imaging and Visual Perception in Economic Analysis and Thought Rotheim Roy (Discussant: Davis John ) Session H2: Social Philosophy in the Interwar Cambridge Chairperson: massimo dimatteo Location: Room E0.14 Papers Exploring Hawtrey’s Social Philosophy Hirai Toshiaki (Discussant: ANDREWS David ) Frederick Lavington on Big Business: Implicit Normative Behaviour of Entrepreneurship Komine Atsushi (Discussant: dimatteo massimo ) The ‘Robbins Circle’ of the London School of Economics and Political Science: the Liberalism group’s counterattack of Laissez-faire against Cambridge Kimura Yuichi (Discussant: Cedrini Mario Aldo ) Session H3: Coase and Commons Chairperson: Matthias Klaes Location: Room E0.15 Papers The American Concept of Sovereignty and the Institutionalism of John R. Commons Vancura Matej (Discussant: Bruksle Ieva ) The ‘Coase Theorem’ vs. Coase Theorem Proper: How an error emerged and remained uncorrected for so long Yalcintas Altug (Discussant: GIOCOLI Nicola ) An Inquiry into the Explanatory Virtues of Transaction Cost Economics Hardt Lukasz (Discussant: Klaes Matthias ) Session H4: Methodology in historical perspective Chairperson: Julian Reiss Location: Room E0.04 Papers Procedural Utility Theory in Historical Perspective Lee Sanghoon (Discussant: Drakopoulos Stavros ) MAINSTREAM ECONOMICS AND INTERDEPENDENT PREFERENCES: AN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE Drakopoulos Stavros (Discussant: LAGUEUX Maurice ) Session H5: Cambridge economists Chairperson: Annalisa ROSSELLI Location: Room E0.09 Papers Malthus and Keynes : an ambiguous filiation MARTIN Catherine (Discussant: ROSSELLI Annalisa ) Short Period and Long Period in Macroeconomics: An Awkward Distinction SANFILIPPO Eleonora (Discussant: ROSSELLI Annalisa ) Pigouvian vs Marshallian tax? The problem of externalities Caldari Katia, Masini Fabio (Discussant: Okon Hiroyuki ) Session H6: British economists in the 19th century Chairperson: Anthony BREWER Location: Room E0.10 Papers Jones’s critique of Ricardo’s theory of rent and agricultural improvements GEHRKE Christian (Discussant: BREWER Anthony ) The Acumulation of Monied Capital:Thomas Tooke and An Anonymous Author'sThe Currency Theory Reviewed Toshiaki Otomo (Discussant: Diatkine Sylvie ) Mr Glick and the “classicals”: an exercise in refutation Wells Julian (Discussant: GEHRKE Christian )

17:00 - 18:00	ESHET General Assembly Location: Rooms E1.50 and E1.51

19:00	Boat trip

20:00	Conference diner at the Museum Werft Kromhout Location: Museum Werft Kromhout, Hoogte Kadijk 147.

Program

Thursday, 25 March 2010

Reception and registration of participants

Blanqui Lecture: Pedro Teixeira "The or A? Placing Jacob Mincer in the History of (Labour) Economics"

Session A1: Economics as Culture I: Interactions

Session A2: The practices of Dutch economists

Session A3: Clubs and their strategies

Session A4: Economics of Science

Session A5: Ottoman economists

Session A6: Population and Darwin

Coffee break

Session B1: Young scholars session

Session B2: Economics and psychology at the boundary

Session B3: Monetary policy in the 19th century

Session B4: Economists communicating

Session B5: Development economists

Session B6: British economists in the 18th century

Session B7: North Americans in Mexico and Germans in Japan

Keynote lecture: Charles Plott "The Evolution of Laboratory Experimental Methods in Economics: Basic Science to Applications"

Buffet at Hortus Botanicus

Friday, 26 March 2010

Session C1: The historicity of economic thought in South Eastern Europe

Session C2: Peasant economics

Session C3: Learning from J.S. Mill

Session C4: The practices of historians

Session C5: Theorizing the public and the corporate

Session C6: Money policy and institutions

Session C7: Adam Smith compared

Coffee break

Keynote lecture: Karin Knorr Cetina "Maverick Markets: Six Features of the Financial Economy"

Lunch break

Session D1: Economics outside the classroom

Session D2: Finance: Past, Present, Future

Session D3: Talking experiments

Session D4: From Karl Marx to Joseph Schumpeter

Session D5: History and prices

Session D6: Grand narratives

Session D7: The current state of happiness

Coffee break

Session E1: Thinking utopia

Session E2: Our journals historicized

Session E3: Ludwig von Mises considered

Session E4: Marx with the classics

Session E5: Keynesian controversies

Session E6: The current crisis from the perspective of intellectual history