The European Society for the History of Economic Thought XXe Congrès – Paris 2016
Inequalities in Economic Thought
26-28 May 2016 – Paris, Université Panthéon-Sorbonne
Thursday 26 May 2016 Friday 27 May 2016 Saturday 28 May 2016
9:00 - 11:00 9:00 - 10:30 Executive Committee Parallel Sessions C
11:00 - 13:00 9:30-10:00 10:30 - 11:00 Coffee break Eshet Council Welcome coffee
From 11:00 11:00 - 12:30 10:00 - 12:00 Registration Parallel Sessions D Parallel Sessions F
11:30 - 13:00 Lunch 12:30 - 14:00 Lunch 12:00 - 13:45 Lunch
13:00 - 13:30 Welcoming 14:00 - 16:00 13:45 -15:15 Parallel Sessions E Parallel Sessions G 13:30 - 15:00 Parallel Sessions A
15:00 - 15:30 Coffee break 16:00 - 16:20 Coffee Break 15:15 - 15:45 Coffee break
15:30 - 17:00 16:30 - 17:45 15:45 -17:15 Parallel Sessions B President's Lecture Blanqui Lecture
18:00 - 19:30 17:45 - 19:10 Keynote Lecture by Nancy 18:00 ESHET General Assembly and Fraser Cultural Event Honorary Member’s Speech
19:30-21:30 Welcome Cocktail 20:00 Gala Dinner (Cruise on the
Seine River)
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Thursday 26 May 2016
• 11:00 – 13:30 Registration (Galerie Saint-Jacques, Paris 5e)
• 11:30 – 13 :00 Lunch (Courtyard of the Panthéon)
• 13:00 - 13:30 Welcome Address (Amphi I - Panthéon) – (Chair: Nathalie Sigot)
• 13:30-15:00 Parallel Sessions A
Parallel session A1 – Room 211 Dissemination of ideas and theories 1– (Chair: Margaret Schabas) Nicolas Eyguesier The reception of Sismondi among French Political Economists : the question of inequality Discussant: Philippe Poinsot Agir Seven, Cinla Akdere and Eyup Ozveren On the Difficult Transition from the Mediterranean to European Economic Thought: Ferdinando Galiani’s Dialogues sur le commerce des bleds Discussant : Julie Ferrand Carlos Noguero Hernandez and Luis Palma Martos Promoting public cause in Seville within Eighteenth century. Rewards and distinctions of Seville’s economic society of friends of the country (1775-1796) Discussant: Margaret Schabas
Parallel session A2 – Room 216 Inequalities 1 – (Chair: Jérôme Lallement) Rustem Nureev The Problem of Income Inequality and Consumption in A. Deaton’s Works Discussant: Ivan Moscati Alfredo Felix Blanco Inequality, Poverty and the Commitment of the Economists Discussant: Rustem Nureev Kevin Christ Distribution through the lens of Wilhelm Röpke’s Economic Humanism Discussant: Alberto Fierro
Parallel session A3 – Room 307 Vices and virtues in a market economy – (Chair: Laurent Jaffro) Ragip Ege and Herrade Igersheim ‘Reason within’, ‘Reason without’ and Virtue Return on Smith in the light of Kant and Foucault Discussant : Nikola Regent Nikola Regent Guicciardini and Economic Inequalities Discussant : Richard Van den Berg Claire Pignol and Benoît Walraevens Rousseau and Smith on envy in commercial societies Discussant : Hamdi Genç
Parallel session A4 – Room 2 Methodological issues – (Chair: David Andrews) Ariane Dupont-Kieffer The development of transport demand modeling between economics and planning Discussant : Alexandra Hyard Marion Gaspard and Antoine Missemer Mathematical Economics and Dynamics at Early Stage: Back to the Ramsey-Hotelling Connection Discussant : Ariane Dupont-Kieffer
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Michel De Vroey and Luca Pensieroso Bifurcations, fragmentation and certification: three keys for understanding the development of economic theory Discussant: Francesco Sergi
Parallel session A5 – Room 200/209 Eighteenth Century analysis 1 – (Chair: Amos Witztum) Renee Prendergast Bernard Mandeville on the Role of Education Discussant : Victor Bianchini Eiko Yamamoto An appraisal of the subjective value concept of Graslin, Turgot and Condillac : 1767-1776 Discussant : Céline Bouillot Matteo Menegatti Inequality of what? A note on Turgot Discussant: Antoinette Baujard
Parallel session A6 – Room 6 Special Session 2 – Experimental and Behavioral Economics: Methodological, Conceptual and Historical Perspectives on the Empirical Turn within Economics Proposed by Judith Favereau. (Chair: Vladimir Avtonomov) Michiru Nagatsu and Judith Favereau From the Lab to the Field: History and Methodology of Field Experiments in Economics Discussant : Cléo Chassonnery-Zaïgouche Cléo Chassonnery-Zaïgouche The Economists Enter the Courtroom”: Evidence and Expertise in the Recent History of Field Experiments on Discriminations Discussant : Magdalena Malecka Magdalena Malecka The distinction between normative and descriptive theory in behavioural economics: review of the discussion and philosophical evaluation. Discussant : Michiru Nagatsu
Parallel session A7 – Room 214 Young Scholars 1 (Chair: Antoin Murphy) Marie Daou The true and false rights of Rueff: from a monetary disequilibrium theory to a social disorder theory Discussant: Richard Arena Luiz Felipe Bruzzi Curi From "social economy” to “national political economy”: German economics ideas in Brazil Discussant: José Luis Cardoso Raphaël Fevre Eucken’s competition with Keynes or beyond ordoliberal allergy to Keynesian medicine Discussant : Richard Sturn
Parallel session A8 – Room 11 Marxism – (Chair: Julius Horvath) Denis Melnik Isaak Rubin's research project: a reconstruction Discussant: Eugenio Somaini Susumu Takenaga Completion of the Part II of new MEGA --outstanding issues and possibilities— Discussant : Laurent Baronian Olga Borokh Wang Yanan’s adaptation of Marxism in China in the 1940s Discussant: Denis Melnik
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Parallel session A9 – Room 17 Monetary Theory and policy – (Chair: Muriel Dal Pont) Carlo Cristiano and Paolo Paesani Kahn’s monetary theory and the policy debate during the works of the Radcliffe Committee Discussant: Sylvie Diatkine Nicolas Barbaroux and Michel Bellet The "Technology of economics" in Myrdal Monetary Policy Framework Discussant : Paolo Paesani Laure Quennouëlle and André Straus International monetary problems at the time of the end of Bretton Woods. Some reflexions of a group of « practitioners » (1973-1976) Discussant: Isabella Maria Weber
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• 15:00 – 15:30 Coffee Break (Courtyard of the Panthéon)
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Parallel session B1 – Room 211 Inequalities 2 – (Chair: Ragip Ege) Arild Saether Pufendorf on Equality and Inequality Discussant: Alfredo Felix Blanco Laurent Jaffro and Cyril Selzner Harrington on Equality, Agrarian Law, and Political Justice Discussant : Alexandra Hyard Evert Schoorl ‘A harsh and inhumane science’ Dutch 19th century economists on inequality Discussant : Björn Hasselgren
Parallel session B2 – Room 216 Money 1 – (Chair: Jérôme de Boyer) Alain Alcouffe and Mauro Boianovsky Walras and Wicksell on monetary reform: how many nuances? Discussant : Goulven Rubin Romain Plassard Disequilibrium as the Origin, Originality, and Ambivalences of Clower's Microfoundations of Monetary Theory Discussant : Anders Ögren Juan Carlos Acosta Samuelson, Roosa, and the NY Fed: Do banks matter for monetary policy? Discussant: Rebeca Gomez Betancourt
Parallel session B3 – Room 307 Special Session 3 – Public Finance Issues in the 19th century Proposed by Claire Silvant (Chair: Claire Silvant) Javier San Julian Arrupe The influence of French political economists on the ideas on the debate on progressive taxation in Spain in the 19th century Discussant : Masato Shizume Nesrine Bentemessek The Bank of England and public debt managing in the early nineteenth century Discussant : Alexandre Reichart Claire Silvant Public finance issues in the French liberal thought in the aftermath of the 1870-1871 war Discussant : Nicolas Eyguesier
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Parallel session B4 – Room 2 Inequality at the turn of the 19 th Century– (Chair: Alfonso Sanchez) Luis Francisco Carvalho Qui Judicatis Terram: An Exploration of John Ruskin’s ideas on ‘inequality’ Discussant: Kevin Christ Monika Poettinger Gluts result from Inequality: the Italian Judgement on England’s Crises in the Early Nineteenth Century Discussant: Ryuzo Kuroki Guillaume Vallet “Fighting spirit”: reducing inequalities for a better capitalism. Albion W. Small’s Underestimated View Discussant: Marion Dieudonné
Parallel session B5 – Room 200/209 Classical Economists 1 – (Chair: Cinla Akdere) Victor Bianchini The Intention Puzzle in Classical Utilitarianism Discussant: Dimitris Sotiropoulos Michel S. Zouboulakis Democratic Representation and Economic Growth in the work of J. S. Mill Discussant: Manuella Mosca Elena Kalmychkova The impact of income inequality on economic performance in the theories of classical political economy Discussant: Lorenzo Garbo
Parallel session B6 – Room 6 International Trade – (Chair: Hans-Michael Trautwein) Masatomi Fujimoto J. S. Mill’s Criticism for Robert Torrens’ Reciprocity in International Trade Discussant : Jorge Meoqui Morales Taichi Tabuchi The Doctrine of Comparative Costs and the Theory of Values: A Critical Overview of the Competing Approaches in the 1930s Discussant : Gilbert Faccarello Christian Gehrke Ricardo's theory of international prices and its transformation: Senior, Torrens, and Mill Discussant : Masatomi Fujimoto
Parallel session B7 – Room 214 Money and Banking – (Chair: Gerard Epstein) Johan Lönnroth Democracy, equality and central bank independence - what do the reformers think 17 years on? Discussant: Lilia Costabile Gianfranco Tusset Exploring the lexical distance between monetary theories and central banks Discussant: Johan Lönnroth Sylvie Diatkine The debate on exchange rates at the end of the Bretton Woods monetary system Discussant: Gianfranco Tusset
Parallel session B8 – Room 11 Colonial/Postcolonial issues – (Chair: Richard Arena) Alain Clément British Economists and the Defense of the Colonial Empire (1870-1914) Discussant : Natalia Tammone
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Ana Isabel Rosado Cubero, Angel Pascual Martinez-Soto Sugar: the legacy of an old colonial oligopoly Discussant : Alain Clément Natalia Tammone The relationship between metropolis and colony in the Portuguese economic thought (c. 1790- c. 183 0) Discussant : José Luis Cardoso
Parallel session B9 – Room 15 Special Session 1 – Economic Expertise and Policy Making Proposed by Clara Elisabetta Mattei (Chair: Steven Medema) George Peden Liberal Economists and the British Welfare State Discussant: Stephen Meardon Clara Elisabetta Mattei Treasury Expertise and post-WWI British Economic Policy Discussant: Maria Cristina Marcuzzo
* * * * * * • 18:00 – 19:30 Keynote Lecture (Paris Townhall – Salle des Fêtes) - (Chair: André Lapidus)
Nancy Fraser “From Exploitation to Expropriation: Historicizing Capitalism’s Entanglement with Racial Oppression”
• 19:30 – 21 :30 Welcome cocktail
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• 9:00-10:30 Parallel Sessions C
Parallel session C1 – Room 211 Special Session 4 – Memorial session for Yuichi Shionoya Proposed by Bertram Schefold. (Chair: Bertram Schefold) Richard Arena Yuichi Shionoya on Joseph Schumpeter’s Distinction between statics, dynamics and evolution Maria Cristina Marcuzzo Shionoya on Keynes Bertram Schefold Yuichi Shionoya on Max Weber and the youngest generation of the German historical school Kiichiro Yagi Shionoya's Concept of Comprehensive Social Science: from Schumpeter to economic ontology Naoshi Yamawaki The influence of Rawls, Schmoller and Hermeneutics on Economic Philosophy of Yuichi Shionoya
Parallel session C2 – Room 307 Welfare economics 1 – (Chair: Manuela Mosca) Maurizio Pugno Equity in Scitovsky’s approach to well-being: a development of Classic and Cambridge economists’ insights Discussant: Fabien Tarrit
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Philippe Poinsot The Importance of The Structure of Population : Dupuit’s Analysis of Population Through The Prism of His Conception of Collective Welfare Discussant: Luca Dell’Aglio Maxime Desmarais-Tremblay The paternalism charge in historical perspective. The case of Musgrave’s public household Discussant: Maurizio Pugno
Parallel session C3 – Room 214 Social issues – (Chair: Alain Clément) Annie L. Cot and Jérôme Lallement ”Liberty of the individual, authority of the state; equality of conditions, inequality of positions”: Léon Walras on inequalities Discussant : Evert Schoorl Björn Hasselgren The Poor Laws? Political Economy Essays by Erik Gustaf Geijer Discussant : Annie Cot Rima Hawi Laziness : from cabaret to Malibu Discussant : Monika Poettinger
Parallel session C4 – Room 216 Austrian Economists – (Chair: Estrella Trincado Aznar) Günther Chaloupek Positions of the Austrian School on currency policy in the last decades of the Habsburg monarchy (1892-1914) Discussant : Françis Clave Pavel Potuzak What can we learn from the Böhm-Bawerkian theory in the world of zero interest? Discussant : Hansjoerg Klausinger Giandomenica Becchio Interconnections amongst Austrian, Gender and Feminist economics Discussant : Giulia Zacchia
Parallel session C5 – Room 2 Historical method – (Chair: Harald Hagemann) Gökçen Coskun Albayrak, Hamdi Genç and Saim Cagri Kocakaplan A “Heterodox” Economist in Ottoman Economic Thought: Musa Akyigitzade Discussant : Philippe Gillig Jérôme Lange Conjectural History in the Wealth of Nations? The Causal Role of Population in the Four Stages Theory of Adam Smith and the Scottish Historians Discussant : Reinhard Schumacher Philippe Gillig An abstract J.S. Mill versus a germane historical school? Discussant : Sergio Cremaschi
Parallel session C6 – Room 200/209 Special Session 13 – The Nature of Money and Credit in practical debates about the monetary architecture: Japan, Sweden and Colombia Proposed by Andres Alvarez. (Chair: Carlo Cristiano) Masato Shizume Modernizing the financial system in Japan during the 19th century Discussant : Andres Alvarez Anders Ögren Making money, creating credit. Banking, inequality and private bank notes in Sweden 1831- 1903 Discussant : Hagen M. Kraemer
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Andres Alvarez Monetary debates in Colombia just before the Central Bank: 1905-1922 Discussant : Gerard Epstein
Parallel session C7 – Room 6 Macroeconomics 1 – (Chair: Mauro Boianovsky) Michaël Assous and Pedro Duarte Overlapping Generation Models (O.L.G.) and the Transformation of Macroeconomics in the 1980s Discussant: Abdallah Zouache Arias Adrian De Leon A contribution to the secular stagnation analysis after the Great Recession: From Alvin Hansen´s historical approach and Harrod´s model along 1938-1952 Discussant: Nicolas Barbaroux Francesco Sergi When " Facts " Matter: New Keynesian Models and the "Real World" Discussant: Aurélien Goutsmedt
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• 10:30 – 11 :00 Coffee Break (Courtyard of the Panthéon)
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• 11:00-12:30 Parallel Sessions D
Parallel session D1 – Room 211 Macroeconomics 2 – (Chair: Anna Maria Carabelli) Constantinos Repapis Rashomon: Writing the history of the discovery of the Keynesian multiplier Discussant : Luca Fantacci Christina Anselmann and Hagen M. Kraemer Does Government Debt Increase Income Inequality? Historical Roots and Basic Criticisms of the ‘Transfer Approach’ of distributional effects Discussant : Michael Assous Matthieu Ballandonne and Gouven Rubin Robert Solow as an anti-Walrasian economist Discussant : Mario Cedrini
Parallel session D2 – Room 307 Welfare economics 2 – (Chair: Antoinette Baujard) Herrade Igersheim The death of welfare economics: history of a controversy, 1951-2005 Discussant : Steve Medema Steven Medema ‘Exceptional and Unimportant’? The Rise, Fall, and Rebirth of Externalities in Economic Analysis Discussant : Nathalie Berta Emre Ozel Human rights, Public use of reason and capabilities, a Contribution to Amartya Sen's Analysis of Human Rights Discussant : Maxime Desmarais-Tremblay
Parallel session D3 – Room 214 Special Session 6 – Explorations in the recent history of decision theory, 1945-1990 Proposed by Ivan Moscati. (Chair: Jean-Sébastien Lenfant) Jean Baccelli and Philippe Mongin Choice-Based Cardinalism - The Case of Patrick Suppes Discussant : Ivan Moscati
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Catherine Herfeld The Normative Interpretation of Choice Theories in the Early Cold War Years: The case of Cowles. Discussant : Philippe Mongin Ivan Moscati Measuring Utility Experimentally, 1960-1980. Goals, Techniques, Problems Discussant : Jean-Sébastien Lenfant
Parallel session D4 – Room 2 Young Scholars 2 (Chair: Fikret Adaman) Thomas Ruellou In the search for a labour theory of value: Smith against Stewart and Ricardo on the two states of society Discussant: Christian Gehrke Ecem Okan One fiction meets another: Adam Smith's early state of society and the stage of hunters Discussant: René Prendergaast Giulia Zacchia Gender differences in Italian economic thought: segregation or homologation? Discussant : Fikret Adaman
Parallel session D5 – Room 200/209 Special Session 7 – American Political Economy from the Gilded Age to the Progressive Era. Proposed by Stephen Meardon. (Chair: Charles McCann) Stephen Meardon Henry George’s “Protection or Free Trade” and other Anti-monopoly Literature of the Gilded Age Discussant : Nicola Giocoli Tiziana Foresti American Progressivism and Inequality: a Transfer of Ideas from Germany? Discussant : Stephen Meardon Christopher England “Land Monopoly” and Utility Policy in Progressive Era America Discussant : Charles McCann
Parallel session D6 – Room 6 Special Session 8 – History of Economics in the Digital Age: A Roundtable on Quantitative History and Blogs Proposed by Pedro Duarte (Chair: Pedro Garcia Duarte) Pedro Garcia Duarte Yann Giraud Beatrice Cherrier Maria Cristina Marcuzzo
Parallel session D7 – Room 216 Liberalism – (Chair: George Peden) Filiz Digiroglu, Hamdi Genc and Erdem Ozgur M. Inequality From the Perspective of An Ottoman Liberal: Sakizli Ohannes Pasha and His “Wealth of Nations” Discussant: Luis Francisco Carvalho Alberto Fierro Foucault and economics: on the genealogy of neoliberalism and the critique to ordoliberalism Discussant: Raphaël Fevre Estrella Trincado Aznar An Inequality of perceptiveness in economic thought: Austrian School and the debate on cooperative movement Discussant: Rogerio Arthmar
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Parallel session D8 – Room 11 Inequalities and structural changes – (Chair: Oleg Ananyin) Carlos Medeiros and Nicolas Trebat Latin America at Crossroads: Controversies on Growth, Income Distribution and Structural Change Discussant: Mark Knell Mark Knell Technological revolutions and inequality in economic thought Discussant: Michel Leroy Irina Eliseeva Inequality and social tension in Russia ( 1905,1917): studies and ideas Discussant: Nikolay Nenovsky
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• 12:30 – 14 :00 Lunch (Courtyard of the Panthéon)
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• 14:00-16:00 Parallel Sessions E
Parallel session E1 – Room 211 History of Political Economy in perspective – (Chair: Irina Eliseeva) Antonio Magliulo Should We Write a History of European Economic Thought? Discussant: Cinla Akdere Maria Cristina Marcuzzo and Giulia Zacchia Is history of economics what historians of economic thought do? A quantitative investigation Discussant: Laure Quennouëlle Hélène Kontzler and Michel Leroy Beyond paradigms: a methodological approach of inequalities through Deaton, De Soto and Piketty. Discussant: Guillaume Vallet
Parallel session E2 – Room 216 Special Session 9 – 20th century monetary policy controversies Proposed by Ivo Maes (Chair: Charles Goodhart) Luca Fantacci The trap of liquidity: analysis and countermeasures following J. M. Keynes Discussant : Harald Hagemann Pierre-Hernan Rojas Triffin Dilemma and Regional Monetary Approach: a Reappraisal Discussant : Rebeca Gomez Betancourt Ivo Maes and Piet Clement Alexandre Lamfalussy and the monetary policy debates among central bankers at the end of the 1970s Discussant : Eleonora Sanfilippo
Parallel session E3 – Room 307 Classical Economists 2: Around Smith – (Chair: Michel Zouboulakis) Lorenzo Garbo Searching for a lineage of Adam Smith's last teachings: Thomas Chalmers Discussant: Thomas Ruellou Amos Witztum Adam Smith: The Servant of Two Masters? Discussant: Laurie Bréban
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Reinhard Schumacher Adam Smith, International Trade and the Division of Labour: How and Why Smith’s Trade Theory is Misunderstood Discussant : Benoît Walraevens Daniel Diatkine A macroeconomic theory prehistory? About Wealth of Nation’s Book II Discussant : Michel Zouboulakis
Parallel session E4 – Room 214 Sraffa 1 – (Chair: Antonella Palumbo) Takashi Yagi Pasinetti's Natural Economy Discussant: Saverio M. Fratini Stefano Zambelli Production of Commodities by Means of Commodities and Non-Uniform Rates of Profits Discussant: Ajit Sinha Wilfried Parys Some notes on Piero Sraffa and Carlo Brunner Discussant: Heinz D. Kurz Ajit Sinha On the Nature of Sraffa’s Contribution to Classical Economics Discussant: Roberto Ciccone
Parallel session E5 – Room 2 Eighteenth century analysis 2– (Chair: Renee Prendergast) Richard Van Den Berg Mapping the mid-18th century Economics and Business Literature Discussant : André Lapidus Margaret Schabas Hume and Smith on Class Inequities in terms of Non-pecuniary Goods Discussant: Rima Hawi André Lapidus Decision and Time from a Humean Point of View Discussant : Luis Palma Martos Ryuzo Kuroki Turgot, a successor of Quesnay, and a forerunner of Adam Smith Discussant : Catherine Martin
Parallel session E6 – Room 200/209 Marginalism – (Chair: Harro Maas) Guy Numa Walras on Public Interest Goods Discussant : Jérôme Lallement Monica Hernandez Jevons's Ideal Role for Labor Unions: an Implicit Form of Co-operation Discussant : Goncalo L. Fonseca Manuela Mosca and Eugenio Somaini The problem of democracy for the Italian marginalists Discussant : Monica Hernandez Goncalo L. Fonseca "Oxford Economics in Boolean Algebra: A 'Logical' Route to Jevons's Theory" Discussant : Antoine Missemer
Parallel session E7 – Room 6 Externalities, Laws and welfare– (Chair: Richard Sturn) Nicola Giocoli The classical limits to police power: Adam Smith and the economic foundations of the Slaughterhouse dissents Discussant: Rudi Verburg
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Nathalie Berta and Jean-Daniel Houeto The birth of tradable permits systems Discussant: Fikret Adaman Etienne Espagne Nature and Money; How environmental anthropology and history enlightens a new dimension of money Discussant: Romain Plassard Elodie Bertrand "Much ado about nothing? The controversy over the validity of the Coase theorem Discussant : Richard Sturn
Parallel session E8 – Room 17 Ricardo – (Chair: Susumu Takenaga) Jorge Meoqui Morales Ricardo's numerical example versus Ricardian trade model: A comparison of the two distinct notions of comparative advantage Discussant : Taichi Tabuchi Neri Salvadori and Guiseppe Freni Ricardo on Machinery: A Textual Analysis Discussant : Christian Bidard Christian Bidard Ricardo and Sraffa on lands Discussant: Fabio Petri Ghislain Deleplace How Ricardo’s theory of value and distribution did affect his theory of money Discussant : Susumu Takenaga
Parallel session E9 – Room 11 French economists – (Chair: Claire Silvant) Katia Caldari Building a “Dynamics of Inequality”: the contribution of François Perroux Discussant: Alain Béraud Joachim De Paoli Colson, the French liberal School and the question of social insurances at the beginning of the XX th century Discussant : Javier San Julian Arrupe David Le Bris and Alain Alcouffe Our current “secular stagnation” as expected by Jean Fourastié, 1949 Discussant : Rogerio Andrade Nathalie Sigot Nineteenth-century French liberal economists and the issue of women: an awkward stance Discussant : Giandomenica Becchio
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• 16:00 – 16 :25 Coffee Break (Courtyard of the Panthéon)
• 16:30 – 17:45 Presidential Address (Amphithéâtre Richelieu – Sorbonne) - (Chair: Jose Luis Cardoso)
Hans-Michael Trautwein (ESHET New President) The Last Generalists “The Last Generalists”
• 17:45 – 19:10 ESHET General Assembly and Honorary Member’s Speech (Amphithéâtre Richelieu – Sorbonne) - (Chair: Jose Luis Cardoso)
Charles Goodhart
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• 20:00 – 00:00 Gala Dinner (Cruise on the Seine River)
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Saturday 28 May 2016
• 9:30 – 10:00 Welcome Break (Courtyard of the Panthéon)
• 10:00-12:00 Parallel Sessions F
Parallel session F1 – Room 211 Economics and Politics – (Chair: Eugenio Somaini) Cleo Chassonnery-Zaïgouche and Lauren Larrouy Reshaping Standard Microeconomics For Political Action: Kenneth J. Arrow and Thomas C. Schelling’s RAND Corporation projects on Racial Issues Discussant: Michel Bellet Hansjoerg Klausinger The Austrian economists, F. A. Hayek and the “Anschluss” Discussant: Hans-Michael Trautwein Céline Bouillot How can we pay for wars according to Vauban? Discussant: Joachim De Paoli Valerio Torreggiani Building an Economic Democracy. The Debate on Industrial Reorganization in Britain during the First World War, 1916-1919 Discussant: George Peden
Parallel session F2 – Room 307 Decision and choice – (Chair: André Lapidus) Jean-Sébastien Lenfant Economists and the theory of choice after World War Two Discussant : Jean Baccelli Rudi Verburg Self-interest after Smith: from passion to behavioural assumption? Discussant : Daniel Diatkine Alexandre Truc Is there a “new” “mainstream” behavioral economics? Discussant : Judith Favereau Nicolas Vallois The rise and fall of heterodox neuroeconomics Discussant : Seckin Sunal
Parallel session F3 – Room 214 Institutionalism – (Chair: Elodie Bertrand) Arias Adrian De Leon and Aida Teresa Segovia Johan (Gustav) Akerman´s contribution to an institutional approach to dynamic evolutionary economics: A review of his causal analysis Discussant: Toshihiko Hozumi Marion Dieudonné Veblen, a work on American archives: corporate finance and institutionalism Discussant: Arian Adrian De Leon
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Emre Ozcelik and Eyup Ozveren Karl Polanyi and the Global Inequality Thesis Discussant: Manuel Ramon Souza Luz Manuel Ramon Souza Luz Logic of Scientific Inquiry and the Evolutionary Process: In search of a Veblenian Descriptive Model Discussant: Kiichiro Yagi
Parallel session F4 – Room 216 Keynes – (Chair: Michel De Vroey) Ingo Barens “Animal Spirits” in John M. Keynes’s Economic Theory: Origins, Precursors, Meaning(s) and limited Relevance Discussant : Constantinos Repapis Anna Maria Carabelli and Mario Aldo Cedrini This Time is… Complex. Keynes on Time Discussant : Ingo Barens Rogerio Andrade Keynes’s Conventions and Hayek’s Rules: A Commonality? Discussant : Muriel Dal Pont Maria Cristina Marcuzzo and Annalisa Rosselli Trading in the “Devil’s metal”. Keynes’s speculation and investment in tin Discussant : Pedro Duarte
Parallel session F5 – Room 2 Sraffa 2 – (Chair: Stefano Zambelli) Rogerio Arthmar and Michaël McLure Sraffa, Myrdal and the big gold metal Discussant: Wilfried Parys Saverio M. Fratini Sraffa on the Degeneration of the Notion of Cost Discussant: Takashi Yagi Antonella Palumbo and Attilio Trezzini A historical analysis of the debate on capacity adjustment in the ‘modern classical approach’: dealing with complexity in the theory of growth Discussant: Bertram Schefold François Allisson The Transformation Problem and 'Bortkiewicz Corollary' : A Short Note on Maurice Dobb's 1948 Unpublished paper Discussant: Stefano Zambelli
Parallel session F6 – Room 200/209 Theory of justice – (Chair: Bruna Ingrao) Irina Chaplygina “Inequality” as logical and historical notion Discussant: Ragip Ege Cyrielle Poiraud The norm of equality in Amartya Sen’s conception of social justice: from “Equality of what?” to “Why equality?” Discussant: Antoinette Baujard Fabien Tarrit Equality at the heart of the debate Discussant: Elena Kalmychkova Antoinette Baujard and Muriel Gilardone « Positional views » as the cornerstone of Sen’s idea of Justice Discussant : Irina Chaplygina
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Parallel session F7 – Room 6 Development – (Chair: Nathalie Berta) Niels Kaergaard Ester and Mogens Boserup and economic development Discussant : Renata Bianconi Gianni Vaggi The new sustainable development goals: a brief history Discussant : Niels Kaergaard Renata Bianconi Power and inequalities in international economic relations: François Perroux, Celso Furtado, and the search for a new concept of development Discussant : Katia Caldari Maria Dahl A Western Idea of Development: What shaped the idea of development in Indian Political Economy, 1870-1914 Discussant : Gianni Vaggi
Parallel session F8 – Room 15 Schumpeter – (Chair: Günther Chaloupek) Dieter Bögenhold, Michaelides Panayotis G. and Theofanis Papageorgiou Schumpeter, Veblen and Bourdieu on Institutions and the Formation of Habits Discussant: Erwin Dekker Erwin Dekker Schumpeter's 'Theorie der Wirtschaftlichen Entwicklung' as theory of the avant-garde Discussant: Vladimir Avtonomov Heinz D. Kurz Keynes and Schumpeter: Swimming against the stream in unison; separately seeking new shores Discussant: Pavel Potuzak Vladimir Avtonomov Sophistication or Multiplication: what happens to models of man when economists try to be more realistic Discussant : Theofanis Papageorgiou
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• 12:00 – 13: 45 Lunch (Courtyard of the Panthéon)
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• 13:45-15:15 Parallel Sessions G
Parallel session G1 – Room 211 Hawtrey – (Chair: Rebeca Gomez Betancourt) Antonio Bariletti and Eleonora Sanfilipo At the origin of the notion of 'creative goods' in economics: Scitovsky and Hawtrey Discussant: Herrade Igersheim Toshiaki Hirai On Ralph Hawtrey’s Thought and Things : Struggling to build a bridge between “Theory of Aspects” and “Science” Discussant: Lucy Brillant Lucy Brillant and Pierre-Hernan Rojas Money and Central banking: Rist and Hawtrey on the policy of the Bank of France Discussant: Carlo Cristiano
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Parallel session G2 – Room 307 Special Session 10 – -Round Table - A History of Macroeconomics from Keynes to Lucas and Beyond- (Chair: Michael Assous) Richard Arena Michael Assous Antoine D’Autume Abdallah Zouache
Parallel session G3 – Room 214 Special Session 11 – The economic thought in Russia, Central and Eastern Europe in a comparative perspective Proposed by Pencho Penchev (chair: Pencho Penchev) Nikolay Nenovsky The theory of ideal and absolute money in the late 19 th century Russia Discussant : François Allisson Julius Horvath Imrich Karvaš (1903-1961) Important Economic Thinker of the Pre-Socialist Czechoslovakia Discussant : Pencho Penchev Pencho Penchev The Orthodox Christianity and the Economic thought in Bulgaria Discussant : Antonio Magliulo
Parallel session G4 – Room 216 Special Session 12 – Walras, Hicks, intertemporal prices: Sraffian perspectives Proposed by Fabio Petri. (Chair: Neri Salvadori) Fabio Petri Walras on capital: interpretative insights from a review by Bortkiewicz Discussant: Paolo Trabucchi Arel Dvoskin and Paolo Trabucchi Equilibrium and Capital. Hicks as a critic of the neowalrasian notion of equilibrium Discussant: Alexander Tobon Roberto Ciccone Profits, Sraffa prices and intertemporal prices. A comparison and starting attempt at clarification Discussant: Neri Salvadori
Parallel session G5 – Room 2 Money and Finance – (Chair: Andres Alvarez) Janette Rutterford and Dimitris Sotiropoulos Unravelling the canonical history of financial economics: forerunners of Bachelier’s major insights in option pricing Discussant: Nesrine Bentemessek Isabella Maria Weber Thornton versus Ricardo: Two alternative perspectives on money and trade Discussant: Jérôme de Boyer Lilia Costabile/Gerard Epstein Minimalism vs. Activism in Central Banking. Lessons from the History of Economic Thought. presenting a Research Project Discussant: Antoin Murphy
Parallel session G6 – Room 200/209 Reflexions on the Economic science– (Chair: Annie Cot) Seckin Sunal How useful is complexity in economics Discussant: David Andrews Richard Sturn Scarce Means, Competing Ends: Lord Robbins and the Foundations of Economics Discussant: Oleg Ananyin
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Oleg Ananyin Beyond Enlightened Common Sense: How Economics Became a Science Discussant: Saim Cagri Kocakaplan
Parallel session G7 – Room 6 Dissemination of ideas and theories 2– (Chair: Jose Luis Cardoso) Alexandra Hyard and Thierry Demals Pierre Prevost (1751-1839) and the diffusion of British Political Economy in Europe Discussant: Arild Saether Alexandre Cunha Administrative centralization, police regulations and mining sciences as channels in the dissemination of cameralist ideas in Portugal and in the Iberian world during the 18th century Discussant : Ana Isabel Rosado Cubero Laurie Bréban and Jean Dellemotte "From One Sympathy to another: Sophie de Grouchy’s Translation pf and commentary on the Theory of Moral Sentiments ". Discussant : Thierry Demals
Parallel session G8 – Room 11 Special Session 13 – Mathematics and economics in historical perspective: demography, general equilibrium, uncertainty. A session in memory of Prof. Giorgio Israel Proposed by Bruna Ingrao. (Chair: Bruna Ingrao) Ivan Boldyrev Steering the Invisible Hand: Normativity and Self-Implementing Technologies in Postwar General Equilibrium Theory Discussant : Nicola Giocoli Luca Dell’Aglio Some aspects of E.-E. Duvillard’s work in mathematical demography Discussant : Eric Brian Eric Brian Inequality, Chance, and Fairness Discussant : Bruna Ingrao
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• 15:15 – 15:45 Coffee Break (Courtyard of the Panthéon)
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• 15:45 – 17:15 Blanqui Lecture (Amphithéâtre Richelieu - Sorbonne) - (Chair: Ivo Maes)
Sergio Cremaschi “Adam Smith on the causes of social inequality”
• 18:00 Cultural Event (Pavillon de l’Arsenal)
Address: 21, boulevard Morland - 75004 paris
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