June 20 - 23, 1997
Guest Speaker: David Laidler, University of Western Ontario
Opening Reception: 6:00pm
Host: Jane Clary, College of Charleston
8:00 - 10:00 am
SESSION A1: BUSINESS CYCLE THEORY
Presiding: David Laidler, University of Western Ontario
Dimand, Robert (Brock University), Fisher's Monetary Macroeconomics
Arena, Richard (Universite de Nice),Monetary Theories of the Business Cycle
Hagemann, Harald (Universitate Hohenheim, Stuttgart), Structural Theories of the Business Cycle
Discussants: David Laidler, Ivo Maes (National Bank of Belgium),
Pier Luigi Porta (Milano), Gary Mongiovi (St Johns)
SESSION A2: PIONEERS OF CONTEMPORARY THEORY
Presiding: Robert Clower, University of South Carolina
Boianovsky (Brasilia) Mechanical Inertia and Economic Dynamics
Costa, Manuel (Porto), Marshall, Walras, and the Neowalrasians
Salanti, Andrea (Bergamo) Pareto's Methodological Vision
Discussants: Jan Van Daal (Erasmus), Don Walker (Indiana U of
PA), Vincent Tarascio (UNC), Peter Howitt (Ohio State)
SESSION A3: CAMBRIDGE ECONOMICS IN THE 1930'S
Presiding: Ingrid Rima, Temple University
Marcuzzo, Cristina (La"Sapienza", Rome)
The Collaboration Between J.M. Keynes and R.F. Kahn
Davis, John (Marquette)
Sraffa and Keynes: Differences and Shared Preconceptions
Sardoni, Claudio (Rome)
Gerald Shove's Contribution to the Economic Debate in Cambridge
Discussants: David Andrews (Cazenovia College), Michael Lawlor (WFU), Warren Young (Bar-Ilan)
SESSION A4 CLASSICAL THEMES
Presiding: James Henderson, Valparaiso
Elmslie, Bruce (New Hampshire) Vent-for-Surplus: A Case of Mistaken Identity
Hueckel, Glen (Purdue) Smith's Uniform Toil and Trouble
Maneschi, Andrea (Vanderbilt) The Dynamic Basis of Comparative Advantage
Discussants: Paul Trescott (Southern Illinois), Hans Jensen (Tennessee), Jeff
Young (St. Lawrence U.)
SESSION A5: REPRISING RICARDO
Presiding: Meyer Burstein, York University
Fukagai, Yasunori (Kanagawa U.) Ricardo's Invariable Measure of Value
Steiner, Philippe (ENS Fontenay)
Ricardo or Say? Pelegrino Rossi on Method and Distribution
Dome, Takuo (Osaka U.) Ricardo and J.S. Mill on Income Tax
Discussants: Tom Rymes (Carleton), Neil Skaggs (Illinois State),
Ryan Atkinson (U.S.C.), Filippo Cesarano (Rome)
SESSION A6: DYNAMICS
Presiding: Mary Morgan, London School of Economics
Klein, Judy (Mary Baldwin College) The Maturing of Economic Dynamics in the Empirical Studies of the 1920s
Nozaki, Michiya (Chuo U., Tokyo) The Dynamic Analysis of Credit Economy
Discussants: Hamid Hosseni (Kings College), Roy Weintraub (Duke), Ror Ruffin (Houston)
SESSION B2: WALRAS REVISITED
Presiding: Robert Clower, University of South Carolina
Davar, Ezra (Netvision,Israel) Walras Original General Equilibrium Theory
Van Daal, Jan, (Erasmus), Walras on the Value and the Utility of Money
Walker, Donald (Indiana U of PA),
Walras's Model and the French 19th Century Securities Market
Discussants: Peter Howitt (OSU), Manuel Costa (Porto),
Ingo Barens (Wuppertal), Andrea Salanti (Bergamo)
SESSION B3: METHODOLOGIES
Presiding: Christina Marcuzzo, La"Sapienza", Rome
Comin, Flavio (Cambridge) On the Concept of Common Sense Economics
Fontaine, Philippe (Antilles)
Mainstream Economics as Imaginary Reference: The Care of Altruism
Zappia, Carlo (Siena) Modern Subjectivism in Economics and the Radical Subjectivist Approach
Discussants: Wade Hands (Puget Sound), Arthur Diamond (Nebraska),
Sent, Esther-Mirjam (Notre Dame)
SESSION B4: RATIONALITY IN CLASSICAL ECONOMICS
Presiding: David Colander, Middlebury
Langeux, Maurice (Montreal) The Rationality Principle and Classical Economists
Witzum, Amos (London Guildhall U.) A-Symmetric Rationaltiy and Natural Liberty
Urquhart, Robert (Duquesne) Steuart's Politics
Discussants: Bruce Elmslie (New Hampshire), Paul Trescott
(Southern Illinois)
SESSION B5: KEYNES ON INTEREST AND BANKING
Presiding: Robert Dimand, Brock University
Lawlor, Michael (Wake Forest)
A Revision of Keynes's The Classical Theory of the Rate of Interest
Rymes, Thomas (Carleton) Keynes and the Laisser-Faire Banking
Bibow, Joerg (Hamburg) Exogenous Money and Bank Behaviour: Keynes's Theory
of Liquidity Preference
Discussants: Robert Horn (Tulsa), George Selgin (Georgia), Meyer Burstein (York)
SESSION B6: INTERPRETING ADAM SMITH
Presiding: Malcolm Rutherford, U. of Victoria
Evensky, Jerry (Syracuse) Adam Smith's Moral Philosophy: Its Subject, Purpose, and Method
Jensen, Hans (Tenessee) An Opportunistic Interpretation of Adam Smith's Inquiry into the Nature and Interrelations of Inventions, Entrepreneurship, and Innovations
Young, Jeffrey (St. Lawrence) Adam Smith's Two Views of the Market
Mote, Jonathon (Pew Charitable Trusts) From History to Data: The Past in Economic Theory
Discussants: James Henderson (Valparaiso), Nahid Aslanbegui (Monmouth), Glenn Hueckel (Purdue)
Spencer Pack (Connecticut College) Murray Rothbard's Adam Smith
Paul Trescott (Southern Illinois) Smith as a General Equilibrium Theorist
Discussants:TBA
SESSION C2: TOPICS IN PRE-CLASSICAL THOUGHT
Presiding: Warren Samuels, Michigan State University
Cot, Annie L. (Lisle I, Paris) The XVIIth Century Luxury Quarrel in France
Noell, Edd (Westmont College) Bargaining, Consent, and the Establishment of the Just Wage in the Sources of
Scholastic Economic Thought
Rosselli, Annalisa (Rome, Tor Vergata)
Early Views on Monetary Policy: Antonio Serra and the Theory of Exchange
Discussants: Filippo Cesarano (Bank of Italy), Arthur Diamond (Nebraska), Jeff Biddle
(Michigan State), Sam Bostaph (Dallas)
SESSION C3: REFLECTIONS ON RAE
Presiding: Peter Howitt, Ohio State University
Gootzeit, Michael (Memphis) Fisher's Two Theories of Interest
Perelman, Michael (Cal State Chico) John Rae and the Racial Morality of Accumulation
Discussants: Manesci (Vanderbilt), Syed Ahmed (McGill), Robert Dimand (Brock)
SESSION C4: THE QUANTITY THEORY AND MONETARY ECONOMICS
Presiding: Dan Hammond, Wake Forest University
Backhouse, R. E. (Birmingham) Theoretical Strategies and Disagreement in Monetary Economics: A Comparison of Friedman and Tobin
Glassner, David (FTC) The Quantity Theory of Money in Classical Economics
Tavlas, George (Bank of Greece), Was the Monetarist's Tradition Needed?
Discussants: David Laidler (UWO), Meyer Burstein (York), Robert Clower (USC)
SESSION C5: METHODOLOGY UNBOUND
Presiding: Bruce Caldwell, NC Greensboro
Sent, Esther-Mirjam (Notre Dome) Bounded Rationality on the Rebound
Levy, David (George Mason)Sharing Lashes from Carlyle's Whip
SESSION C6: DOCTRINE HISTORY APPLICATIONS
Presiding: Neil Skaggs, Illinois State University
Machovec, Frank (Wofford) The Perfect Knowledge Postulate and US Antitrust Policy: Dynamics Held
Hostage by Statics
Prasch, Robert (Vassar) Economists and Minimum Wage Legislations, 1912-1923
Raines, Patrick (Richmond) and Charlie Leathers (Alabama) The Economic Model of Universities in Veblen's Higher Learning in America
Discussants: TBA
8:00-10:00 am
SESSION D1: THE GENERAL THEORY IN RETROSPECT
Presiding: James C. W. Ahiakpor, California State University, Hayward
Allin Cottrell (Wake Forest) Keynes, Ricardo and Say's Law
Nahid Aslanbeigui (Monmouth University) Pigou's Theory of Unemployment After Keynes's General Theory
Greg Christainsen (Cal State Hayward) Keynes on the Impact of Money Supply. Changes
James C. Ahiakpor (Cal State Hayward) Keynes on the Classics: A Revolution Mainly in
Definitions
Discussants: TBA
SESSION D2: TOPICS IN CAPITAL THEORY
Presiding Carlo Zappia, University of Siena.
Banzhaf, Spencer (Duke) Natural Productivity and the Net Product
Gloria, Sandye (University of Nice) The Marginalist Deviation: BHM-Bawerk's Greatest Error
Gunning, Patrick (National Chung Hsing University) The Loan Fund Theory of Capital
Discussants: Annalisa Roselli (Rome), Jan Van Daal
(Erasmus)
SESSION D3: ETHNIC INTERLUDES
Presiding: Maurice Lagueux, Montreal
Hockuba, Zbigniew (Warsaw) Reflections on the Cracow School: Economics, Politics and Art in the Life of Adam Heydel
Kaergaard, Niels (Royal Danish Agricultural U) Characteristic Trends in the Development of Danish Economics 1750-1996
Maes, Ivo (National Bank of Belgium) The Post-1945 Development of Economics in Belgium
Neill, Robin (Prince Edward Island) Saskatchewan in the 1950s
Discussants: Robert Dimand (Brock), Richard Arena (Nice), David Levy (George Mason)
SESSION D4: KEYNES AT END OF CENTURY
Presiding: Harald Hagemann, Hohenheim University, Stuttgart
Bober, Stanley (Duquesne) The Efficacy of Stabilization Policy - The Current Controversy.
Moggridge, Don (Toronto) Keynes and the Post-War World.
Discussants M. Lawlor (Wake Forest), Warren Young (Bar-Ilan), Tom Rymes
(Carleton), Peter Howitt (Ohio State)
SESSION D5: PIONEERS OF GROWTH THEORY
Presiding: Judy Klein, Mary Baldwin College
Hosseini, Prof. Hamid (Kings College, PA) Contributions of Rosenstein-Rodan From Marginal Utility to Economic
Development
Sandilands, Roger (Strathclyde) Allyn Young, Lauchlin Currie and Modern Endogenous Growth
Theory
Shah,Sumitra (St. John's) Endogenity in Schumpeter's Theory of Economic Development
Discussants: Frank Machovec (Wofford), Masazumi Wakatabe (Toronto), Esther-Mirjam Sent (Notre Dame)
SESSION D6: HISTORY OF SOME HISTORICAL TOPICS
Presiding: Spencer Pack, Connecticut College
SteIndl, Frank (Oklahoma State)The Decline of a Paradigm: The Quantity Theory and Recovery in the 1930s
Hynes, Allen (Toronto) The Emergence of the Neoclassical Consumption Function: the Formative Years, 1940-1952
Skaggs, Neil (Illinois State) Early Development of the Theory of Credit
Discussants: Larry Moss (Babson), Robert Clower (USC), Mary Morgan (LSE)
Presiding: Paul Trescott, Southern Illinois
Andrews, David (Cazenovia College) Continuity and Change in Keynes's Thought: The Importance of Hume
Discussants: Cristina Marcuzzo (Rome), Michael Lawlor Wake Forest), James Ahiakpor (Cal State Hayward)
SESSION E-2: GREAT THEORISTS
Presiding: Richard Arena, University of Nice
Besomi, Danielle On the Making of Harrod's Dynamics
Schohl, Frank (Jena) The Paradoxical Fate of the Representative Firm Paradigm
Young, Warren (Bar-Ilan) Harrod and Haberler Beyond the Trade Cycle: Exchanges
on Gold, International Liquidity, Monetarisn and Friedman
Kohn, Meir (Dartmouth) TBA, on S.C. Tsiang (Larry Moss?)
Discussants: Roy Ruffin (Houston), Christina Marcuzzo (Rome)
SESSION E3: DOCTRINE HISTORY OUTREACH
Presiding: Judy Klein, Mary Baldwin College
Rowley, J.C.R. (McGill) Simulated Dynamics: From Mimicry and Cybernetics to Quantitative Economics and System Dynamics (Rowley and Cloutier)
Ewing, Bradley, and Yanochik, Mark (Georgia Southern) Mill/Cairnes/Phillips, Security Costs, and the Value of Slaves: A Cointegration Analysis
Morgan, Mary S. (London School of Economics) Economic Engineering: the Twentieth Century Development of Intermediate Technologies
Discussants: TBA
E4: DOCTRINE-HISTORY FORENSICS
Presiding: Allen Hynes, Toronto
Cesarano, Filippo (Bank of Italy)
Hume's Specie-Flow Mechanism and Classical Monetary Theory
Kleiman, Ephraim (Jerusalem) Inflation Tax Theory and Estimates in the 1920s
Palermo, Giulio (Rome) The Planning Debate Reconsidered
Discussants: Robert Clower (USC), Allin Cottrell (Wahe Forest), Manuel Costa (Porto), Roy Weintraub (Duke)
SESSION E5: EARLY CHIGAGO STARS
Presiding: Jane Clary, College of Charleston
Gonce, Richard A. The Role of Pessimism in Frank H. Knight's
Political Economy
Nordquist, Gerald Frank Hyneman Knight: The Iowa Years
Fayazmanesh, Susan On Veblen's Coining of the Term `Neoclassical'
Disscussants: Stanly Bober (Duquesne), Ross Emmett (Augustana), Frank Machovec (Wofford)
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SESSION F1: MACROTHEORY BEFORE AND AFTER KEYNES
Presiding: Robert Clower
Jonsson, Petur O. (Fayetteville) Underconsumption vs. Coordination Failure Explanations of Gluts in Pre
Keynesian Economics
Barens, Ingo (Wuppertal), Destruction by Simplification:IS-LM after 60 Years
Discussants: TBA
SESSION F2: EMINENT HISTORIANS OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT
Presiding: Malcolm Rutherford
Tiran, Andr (Centre Walras, Lyon) Freedom, Society and the Individual in Karl Polanyi's Work
Bazzoli, Laure (Lyon) The Legacy of Commons' Conception of Economics as Science of Behaviours: The Cognitive and Institutioal Basis of Human Agency - Toward a Methodological Institutionalism
Backhaus, Prof. Dr. Jurgen G. (Limburg) The Views of the Historical School on International Income Distribution
Discussants: Bruce Caldwell (UNC, Greensboro), Harald Hagemann
(Hohenheim), Robin Neill (Prince Edward Island)
SESSION F3: EXPLANATORY METHODS
Presiding: James Henderson, Valparaiso
Diamond, Arthur (Nebraska) The History of the Relationship between Economics and Scientometrics.
Hudson, Richard (Mount Allison) Rosenberg, Intentionality and Explanatory Strategies in Financial Economics
Madden, Kirsten (MillersvillePA) Method and Choice in the History of
Econometrics
Discussants: David Levy (George Mason), Esther-Mirjam
Sent (Notre Dame), Ephraim Kleiman (Jerusalem)
SESSION F4: SMITH AND VISIBLE HANDS
Presiding Craufurd Goodwin, Duke
Salvadori, Neri (Pisa) Classical Economics: A Perspective by Salvadori and Kurz
Discussants: Hans Jensen (Tenessee), Meyer Burstein
(York), Amos Witzum (London)
SESSION F5: DOCTRINE HISTORY TOPICS II
Presiding: Ingrid Rima, Temple
AslanbeguiI, Nahid (Monmouth) Internationalization of Doctoral Students: A New Puzzle in Economic Education
Kennesey, Zoltan (Voorburg) Sir Frederick Morton Eden's 'The State of the Poor'
Richardson, Terry (Georgia Southern) Equity Underwriting by Commerical Banks Prior to Glass-Steagall: A Further Examination of Justification for the Act.
Van Trier, Walter (Antwerp) G.D.H Cole, `His' Social Dividend and the Early Roots of the Basic Income/Flat Tax Proposal
Discussants: TBA
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5:50 pm HES Presidential Banquet
SESSION G-1: IN REMEMBRANCE OF HENRY SPIEGEL (1911-1995)
Presiding: Laurence Moss, Babson College
Participants:
Mrs. Cecile Spiegel
Warren J. Samuels
Ingrid Rima
Harald Hagemann
CLOSING SESSION: ROUNDTABLE ON 21ST CENTURY ECONOMICS
Presiding: Robert Clower
Participants: Ingo Barens, Stanley Bober, Peter Howitt, Petur Jonsson, Roy Ruffin
Discussion and Comment: Audience
12:30 pm