The 94th International Atlantic Economic Conference will be held in-person in Washington, D.C. on 6-9 October 2022. Submission fees continue to be waived for Ph.D. students upon receipt of proof of student status (photo of your student ID sent to iaes@iaes.org), although Ph.D. students will...

The Annual Conference of the History of Economics Society is one of the most important international gatherings of historians of economics. 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...

The History of Economics Society (HES) will sponsor four sessions at the Allied Social Science Associations (ASSA) meetings, January 7-9, 2022, in Boston, MA. The ASSA offers historians of economic thought an opportunity to present high-quality historical research to a wider audience of...

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.

Papers dealing with any aspect of the history of economic thought are welcome, including work related to any period or any school of economic thought. Also welcome are papers that situate economics in wider intellectual and cultural contexts or relate it to other disciplines.

HES Sessions at ASSA: - Economics and Engineering: Institutions, Practices and Cultures, - History of Women’s Economic Thought, - Keynesianism: Its Rise, Fall, and Transformation in Europe and North America, - Pure Mind, Applied Vision, and Social Conscience: Revisiting the Economics of Léon...

The Executive Committee of the IEHA welcomes proposals from all members of the international economic history community, whatever their institutional affiliation or status, as well as from scholars in related disciplines. We welcome historical applications in any field of economics or cognate...

Papers dealing with any aspect of the history of economic thought are welcome, including work related to any period or any school of economic thought. Also welcome are papers that situate economics in wider intellectual and cultural contexts or relate it to other disciplines.

n its twelfth year, URPE at the EEA is continuing to provide a forum for URPE members and economists across the heterodox spectrum to meet and engage each other and continue to develop the frontiers of radical economic theory.

Session by Evelyn L. Forget: “Basic Income: The Past and the Present”, Session by Guy Numa: “Beyond Say’s Law: Reappraising Jean-Baptiste Say’s Political Economy”, Session by Till Düppe : “Economic Knowledge in Socialism”, Session by Franck Jovanovic: “Physics and Financial...