Topic: Seminar contributions from any perspective shedding light on knowledge, information and the economy are welcome. Contributions may take the form of the presentation of a paper, presentation of work-in-progress, or an extended discussion of a recent monograph bearing on the topic.

The purpose of the present conference is to provide an occasion for broad historical reflection upon the rise and fall of the axiomatic method in economics, and papers dealing with any relevant aspect of that history are invited.

The purpose of the workshop is to bring together young and established researchers with an interest in new political economy and public choice. Papers are invited from all branches of the subject and can be theoretical and/or empirical.