The History of Economics Society Conference is the most important gathering of historians of economic thought in North America. The conference provides an opportunity to meet with friends and colleagues, to learn about new research in the field, and to talk with journal and book editors and...

The conference will be a hybrid one in order to allow as many people as possible to participate in a way they prefer or find practicable. It will be possible to participate online or in-person. Proposals for papers and sessions that fall into the ESHET 2021 conference theme “Development and...

Proposals for papers or sessions on all aspects of the history of economic thought are welcome. The conference can be held online according to the situation caused by covid-19.

Conference theme: "Institutions and socio-economic changes: Italy and Europe in the international context in a historical perspective". AISPE and SISE invite scholars to offer their contribution regarding the role played by the institu-tions (understood in a broad sense: public, private,...

The history of the usage of narrative in economics is an unwritten story. This workshop will explore the historical use of narrative in economists’ writings - whether they do so in describing observations, in making inferences or arguments, or in laying out law-like claims.

Papers dealing with any aspect of the history of economics from any period are welcome. We encourage submissions from disciplines across the humanities and social sciences. We also welcome papers taking a non-European or global perspective.Presentations by PhD students and early career scholars...

This event is open to PhD students and young scholars (PhD degree after January 2019) in History of Economic Thought, Economic Philosophy or Economic History. Approximately 20 proposals will be selected for presentation, either in face-to-face or online. Topic of the invited...

We seek contributions that address topics, themes, personae, and institutions that typically, and too often, go unaddressed in professional forums. We are especially interested in contributions that explore the meaning of diversity, pluralism, and inclusion for the history of economic thought...

Topics include: Economics, Management, Finance, Innovation, science and technology studies, Epistemology, History of Economic Thought.

URPE members are invited to submit entire organized sessions or individual papers to URPE for our URPE@EEA participation in this year’s 47th Eastern Economics Association Annual Conference.