Papers dealing with the various issues at hand, i.e. determining the various forms of poverty, understanding the genesis of misery in capitalistic economies as well as the fashion in which misery may be produced by capitalism itself, possibly superseding in the process poverty in its previous...

The submission of papers in the following areas is encouraged: • Orthodoxy/Mainstream/Heterodoxy. Past and Present Developments • Is there Common Ground for Heterodox Economics? • What Can Macroeconomists Learn From Institutional, Experimental and Post Walrasian Economics? •...

The Mises University is the world’s leading instructional program in the Austrian School of economics. Since 1986, it has been the essential training ground for economists who are looking beyond the mainstream. Mises University is open to full-time students, faculty, and current Members of the...

The main theme of the Congress is: Accounting History and Culture: From the Past to the Present.. Papers are invited on any topic listed below: - Accounting Methods Used Over the Centuries. - Accounting in Ancient Empires, Civilisations and Religions - Development of Auditing Culture -...

The theme of the SASE 2008 meeting is suggested by Karl Polanyis The Great Transformation. Polanyi interprets the history of industrial society in the 19th and 20th centuries in terms of a pendulum-like "double movement." One side of that movement is toward free and flexible markets that...

Topics: - Consumer Spending, Demand and Structural Change - Rising Income and Changes in Consumption - Structural Dynamics - Consumption and Economic Growth

The European Workshop on General Equilibrium allows participants to present and be informed of the latest developments in General Equilibrium Theory and its applications in other areas of economics, such as Public Economic Theory, Financial Markets, Game Theory, Economics of Information,...

Theme: "Economic Transition and Development". Topics for discussion could include: • Stages theories of economic development • Contributions to the problem of development and transition by single scholars or entire schools of thought • Early debates on human and social capital, and...