General Programme
Location :
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Thursday, 30 January, Friday,
31 January : Ministère de l’Education Nationale
et de la Recherche, Carré des Sciences, 25, rue de la
Montagne Sainte Geneviève Paris 5.
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Saturday 1st February : Université
Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, Centre Panthéon, 12,
Place du Panthéon, Paris 5 & Centre Sorbonne 17,
rue de la Sorbonne Paris 5.
Thursday, 30 January
09:00 a.m. - 12:00 : Executive Committee
Meeting
12:00 - 01:00 p.m. : lunch
01:30 p.m. - 03:00 p.m. : PhD. seminar Sessions
1 et 2 (Carré des Sciences, 25, rue de la Montagne
Sainte Geneviève, Paris 5°).
1st Session - Amphithéâtre
A (Chair : P. L. Porta)
· Tchinguiz CHAMCHIEV (Université Pierre Mendès
France, Grenoble) : Wicksell and money (Discussant W.
Eltis).
· Claudia SUNNA (Université de Florence) : Wicksell
on population and steady growth (Discussant E. Streissler).
· Herrade IGERSHEIM (Université Louis Pasteur, Strasbourg)
Le paradoxe libéral-parétien : un second théorème
d’impossibilité dû aux "effets d’indépendance"
(Discussant P. Bridel).
2nd Session - Amphithéâtre B (Chair
: M. Marcuzzo).
· Ozgür GÜN (PHARE, Université Paris I)
: Les raisons de l’apparition de l’hypothèse
d’agent altruiste dans la théorie économique
contemporaine (Discussant D. Diatkine).
· Alexandra HYARD (EHESS, Paris), La science de l’homme
économique et la science du législateur chez Dugald
Stewart (Discussant : D. Diatkine).
03:15 p.m. - 04:45 p.m. Ph.D. Seminars.
Sessions 3 et 4 (Carré des Sciences, 25, rue de
la Montagne Sainte Geneviève, Paris 5°).
3rd Session - Amphithéâtre A (Chair
: C. Perrotta)
· Miriam TESCHL, (Université Aix-Marseille, The
identity of the economic agent (Discussant : R. Arena )
· Julien VINCENT (ENS-Ulm, Paris) : Une critique "berkeleyienne"
de Marshall: La théorie individualiste de l'agent économique
et du sens commun chez Wicksteed (Discussant J. Vint).
· Ivan MOSCATI (Università Bocconi, Milano) : How
the rational consumer survived heterodox criticism : a neo-Kantian
explanation (Discussant : R. Arena)
4th Session - Amphithéâtre B (Chair
: P. Steiner)
· Maximilien NAYARADOU, (Université Paris 9-Dauphine)
: Comportement des consommateurs et sabotage de la consommation
dans la pensée économique de Thorstein Veblen
(Discussant : P. Steiner).
· Samuel FEREY (Université Paris I) : L’évolutionnisme
comme métaphore : l’analyse économique du
droit entre naturel et artificiel (Discussant : P. Steiner).
· Stefano SPALETTI (Università di Macerata) : Economists
and education in History of Economic Thought, the Italian case
(Discussant : P.L. Porta).
03:00 p.m. - 05:00 p.m. : registration
05:00 p.m.- 07:00 p.m. : Amphithéâtre
Poincaré : Opening conference by Roger Guesnerie and presidential
address by Erich Streissler
Friday, 31 January
08:30 a.m. - 09:00 a.m.: Registration
09:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.: Sessions A (Carré
des Sciences, 25, rue de la Montagne Sainte Geneviève, Paris
5°).
Session A1 : The agent and rationality
(I) (Amphithéâtre Poincaré)
· Maurice Lagueux, Economic agent and minimal rationality
(Discussant : Luigino Bruni)
· Eyüp Özveren, Economic agent and rationality:
How the institutional setup matters (Discussant : John Vint)
· Michel Zouboulakis, On the classical embeddedness
of rationality in classical political economy (Discussant
: Peter Rosner)
Session A2 : The Preclassical agent (Amphithéâtre
Stourdzé)
· Richard Sturn, Economic man and the rational agent;
David Hume on the principles of human action in and beyond the
economic sphere (Discussant : André Lapidus)
· Baccar Gherib, Y a-t-il un homo œconomicus chez
Hume ? (Discussant : Jeffrey Young)
Session A3: The agent and imperfect competition
(Amphithéâtre A)
· Christian Schmidt, Players and agents: Some lessons
from game theory for the understanding of the meaning of an economic
agent (Discussant : Nicola Giocoli)
· Manuel Fernandez Lopez, The analysis of monopolistic
behavior : from Cournot to Harrod and Robinson (Discussant
: Matthias Klaes)
· Fabrice Tricou, Trois figures d’agent néo-classique
(Discussant : Stefano Fiori)
Session A4 : Classical theory of value and distribution
(I) (Amphithéâtre B)
· Arrigo Opocher, Piero Sraffa’s early price
equations and the theory of distribution at the turn of the XXth
century (Discussant : Cristina Marcuzzo)
· Heinz Kurz and Neri Salvadori, Sraffa and the mathematicians:
Abram S. Besicovitch (Discussant : David Teira Serano)
· Heinz Kurz, The surplus interpretation of the classical
economists (Discussant : Ferdinando Meacci)
Coffee break
11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.: Sessions B
(Carré des Sciences, 25, rue de la Montagne Sainte Geneviève,
Paris 5°).
Session B1 : The agent and rationality (II)
(Amphithéâtre Poincaré)
· Mathias Klaes and Esther-Mirjam Sent, A conceptual
history of the emergence of bounded rationality (Discussant
: O.F. Hamouda)
· Giocoli, Nicola, The consistency view of rationality
and the changing image of neoclassical economics (Discussant
: Neri Salvadori)
Session B2 : Agent and Smith (I) (Amphithéâtre
Stourdzé)
· Amos Witzum and Jeffrey Young, The neglected agent:
The life and rights of the poor in Adam Smith (Discussant
: Daniel Diatkine)
· Alain Clément, Le pauvre dans la pensée
économique classique (Discussant: Nathalie Sigot)
Session B3 : Macroeconomics History (I) (Amphithéâtre
A)
· Riccardo Realfonzo, Business cycle theory in Italy:
underinvestment versus overinvestment explanation (Discussant
: Alain Raybaud)
· Cécile Dangel-Hagnauer and Alain Raybaut, Trade
cycles in Cambridge: Agents and their beliefs (Discussant
: Mauro Boianovsky)
· Mauro Boianovsky and Harald Hageman, Wicksell on
technical change, real wage and employment (Discussant :
Michel De Vroey)
Session B4 : Classical theory of value and distribution
(II) (Amphithéâtre B)
· Christian Gehrke, Price of wages : a curious phrase
(Discussant : Arrigo Opocher)
· Ferdinando Meacci, Positive profit, relative profit
and capital as command of productive labour (Discussant :
Yorgos Sthatakis)
· Fernando Vianello, The smithian origin of Ricardo
corn-ratio theory of profits (Discussant : Pier Luigi Porta)
02:00 p.m. -02:45
p.m. : Invited conference by Emma Rothschild (Amphithéâtre
Poincaré)
Coffee break
03:15 p.m. - 04:45 p.m. : Parallel sessions C (Carré
des Sciences, 25, rue de la Montagne Sainte Geneviève, Paris
5°).
Session C1: The agent and decision theory (Amphithéâtre
Poincaré)
· Manuel Fernandez-Grela, The hicksian rational consumer
(Discussant : Jean-Sébastien Lenfant)
· David Teira-Serrano et Pierre-Charles Pradier, L’homme
avisé, raisonnable et rationnel : Bernoulli, Condorcet,
Allais et la décision rationnelle (Discussant : Carlo
Zappia)
· Carlo Zappia, Shackle’s economic agent and
modern decision theory (Discussant : Charles Henri Pradier)
Session C2 : Agent and Smith (II) (Amphithéâtre
Stourdzé)
· Pierre Force, Is self-interest a first principle
in the Wealth of nations? (Discussant : Richard Sturn)
· Stephano Fiori, The individual as economic agent
in Smith’s theory (Discussant : Gloria Vivenza)
Session C3 : History of macroeconomics (II)
(Amphithéâtre A)
· Eleonora Sanfilippo, Marshall and Keynes : a difference
in their use of the ceteris paribus assumption (Discussant
: Pascal Bridel)
· Sylvie Rivot, Patinkin and Keynes on involuntary
unemployment: are wage cuts a good remedy to unemployment?
(Discussant : Ricardo Realfonzo)
Session C4 : Classical theory of value and distribution
(III) (Amphithéâtre B)
· Riccardo Soliani, Turgot’s Reflections sur
la formation et la distribution des richesses…: a prelude
of labor theory (Discussant : Laure Chantrel)
· José M. Menudo and José Mª O`Kean,
The french tradition : the emergence of the entrepreneur as
an acknowledged agent of production (Discussant : Antoin
Murphy)
05:00 p.m. - 06:30 p.m. : Parallel sessions D (Carré
des Sciences, 25, rue de la Montagne Sainte Geneviève, Paris
5°).
Session D1 : The Homo Oeconomicus (I)
(Amphithéâtre Poincaré)
· O.F. Hamouda, Homo oeconomicus: Deus ex machina
(Discussant : André Lapidus)
· Luigino Bruni, Hic sunt leones, The missing link
of interpersonal relationships in the tradition of economics
(Discussant : Roberto Baranzani)
Session D2 : Agent and Smith (III) (Amphithéâtre
Stourdzé)
· Caroline Gerschlager, Adam Smith’s theory of
moral sentiments and the emergence of the concept of economic
agent (Discussant : Antonella Picchio)
· Gloria Vivenza, The agent, the actor and the spectator.
Adam Smith’s metaphors in recent literature (Discussant
: Pierre Force)
Session D3 : History of macroconomics (III)
(Amphithéâtre A)
· Ingo Barens : Keynes’ Reaction to Hicks’
and Meade’s Interpretation of the General Theory (Discussant
: Eleonora Sanfilippo)
· Michel de Vroey, Lucas on involuntary unemployment
(Discussant : Sylvie Rivot)
· Giovanni Pavanelli, The early reception and diffusion
of Irving’s Fisher’s works in Italy (Discussant
: Goulven Rubin)
Session D4 : Market and entrepreneur (Amphithéâtre
B)
· Antoin Murphy, The entrepreneur from Cantillon to
Schumpeter (Discussant : Michaelis Psalidopoulos)
· Sheldon, Richard “The eyes of Argus, the hand
of Briareus, and the Purse of Croesus”: The Problem of Speculation
in Early Classical Economics c.1760-1820’ (Discussant
: Richard van den Berg)
07:30 p.m. : Diner at the Musée du Louvre (Diner’s
speech by Mark Perlman)
Saturday 1st February
09:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. : Parallel sessions
E (Université de Paris 1 Panthéon - Sorbonne,
Centre Panthéon, 12, place du Panthéon, Paris 5°)
Session E1 : The homo oeconomicus (II) (Salle
15)
· William Dixon and David Wilson, The evolution of
homo oeconomicus from Hobbes to Chalmers (Discussant : Maurice
Lagueux)
· Peter Rosner, Merchants, Landlords and capitalists
as agents in English mercantilist literature (Discussant
: Michel Zouboulakis)
· John Davis, The Embedded Individual Tradition in
Economics (Discussant : Philippe Steiner)
Session E2 : The concept of economic agent in the Austrian
tradition (Salle 16)
· Richard Arena, The notion of the economic agent and
collective beliefs in the Austrian tradition with special reference
to Friedrich von Wieser (Discussant : Erich Streissler)
· Aldo Montesano, The economic agent : a comparison
between the Austrian school and equilibrium theory (Discussant
: Erich Streissler)
· Roberto Scazziari, The economic agent from the Scottish
tradition to the Austrian tradition (Discussant : Erich Steissler)
Session E3 : Money (salle 200/209)
· Carl Wennerlind, Money and magic in the seventeenth
century (Discussant : Cosimo Perrotta)
· Susumu Takenaga, Theory of money of David Ricardo
(Discussant : Ghislain Deleplace)
· Andrès Alvarez and Jimena Hurtado Prieto, Why
is Marx an economist and not Rousseau ? Some elements of response
from their monetary theory (Discussant : Gilbert Faccarello)
Session E4: Economics and politics (I) (Salle
214)
· Luigi PASINETTI, Pure
theory vs. full economic analysis - Sraffa’s riddle
(Discussant : Jean Cartelier)
· Massimo M.AUGELLO and Marco E.L. GUIDI, Economics
and politics: Economists in the Italian parliament from 1860 to
1922 (Discussant : José-Luis Cardoso)
· Robert PRASCH et Thierry WARIN : Dupont de Nemours
and Adam Smith: The Rhetoric of Economic Reform (Discussant
: Philippe Steiner)
Session E5 : History of microeconomics (Salle
216)
· Jean-Sebastien Lenfant, De Hicks à Smale :
substituabilité et stabilité de l’équilibre
général walrasien (Discussant : Ludovic Ragni)
· Roberto Baranzani, Pascal Bridel, Fiorenzo Mornati and
Elena Tatti, Exchange and utility : Pareto vs. Walras
(Discussant : André Legris)
· Guglielmo Forges Davanzati, John Bates Clark: Normal
norms and the labour market in neoclassical economics (Discussant
: Nathalie Le Bouteillec)
Coffee break
11:00 a.m. - 12:30 a.m. : Parallel sessions
F (Université de Paris 1 Panthéon - Sorbonne,
Centre Panthéon)
Session F1 : The concept of economic agent
in the French Tradition (Salle 15)
· Evert Schoorl, From the virtue-maximising to the
utility-maximising: agent: citizens, producers and consumers in
J.B. Say’s economic (Discussant : Jean-Pierre Potier)
· Laure Chantrel et Benoît Prévost, Rationalité,
individu et histoire chez Turgot (Discussant : Robert Prasch)
· Antonio Almodovar and Maria de Fatima Brandao, In
search of a model for economic agent: from Smith to Say (Discussant
: Thierry Warin)
Session F2 : The concept of economic agent in the German
tradition (Salle 16)
· Ragip Ege, L’agent économique dans la
philosophie politique hégélienne (Discussant
: Carlos Bastien)
· Richard A. Werner, The impact of differing economic
methodology on the conception of the economic agent and the design
of institutions: the case of the German non-classical tradition
(Discussant : Roberto Scazzieri)
· Heino Heinrich Nau, Max Weber the Economist: Institutional,
Evolutionary and Methodological Aspects in Weber’s Social
Economics (Discussant : Richard Arena)
Session F3 : Austrian tradition (salle 200/209)
· Günther Chaloupek, Carl Menger’s contribution
to the Austrian currency reform debate and his theory of money
(Discussant : Agnés Festré)
· A. Festré: Knut Wicksell and Ludwig von Mises
on the organization of the banking system (Discussant : Gunther
Chaloupek)
· Robert Nadeau, Cultural evolution true and false
: a debunking of Hayek’s critics (Discussant : Thierry
Aimar)
Session F4 : Economics and politics in Austria
(Salle 214)
· Hansjörg Klausinger, From Mises to Morgenstern
: the Austrian school and the ständestaatd (Discussant
: Harald Hageman)
· Odile Lakomski-Laguerre et Stéphane Longuet, J.A.
Schumpeter et la démocratie : le fin d’un mythe
(Discussant : Vincent Bourdeau)
· Nils Goldschmidt, Heinrich Dietzel and the economic
principle (Discussant : Heinz D. Kurz)
Session F5 : Economics and philosophy (I) (Salle
216)
· Cosimo Perrotta, The ethical foundation of economic
value : Aristotle to Adam Smith (Discussant : Amos Witztum)
· Claudio Sardoni, The quest for realism of economic
theory (Discussant : Annie Cot)
· Fabienne Peter, Choice, Consent, and the Legitimacy
of Market Transactions (Discussant : André Lapidus)
02:00 p.m. - 03:30 p.m. : Parallel sessions
G (Université de Paris 1 Panthéon - Sorbonne,
Centre Panthéon)
Session G1 : The concept of economic agent in the Lausanne
School (Salle 15)
· Kayoko Misaki, Walras’s zero-profit entrepreneur
in the light of his pure and applied economics (Discussant
: Aldo Montesano)
· Vincent Bourdeau, Individu démocratique et
agent économique chez Léon Walras (Discussant
: Ragip Ege)
· André Legris et Ludovic Ragni, Théorie
de l’action, rationalité et conception de l’individu
dans l’œuvre de Pareto (Discussant : Richard A.
Werner)
Session G2 : Agent, Institutions and Macroeconomy
(Salle 16)
· Bert Mosselmans, The prehistory of the representative
agent: the agent man according to Quetelet, Jevons and the German
historical school (Discussant : Heino H. Nau)
· Abdallah Zouache, The agent in Keynes’s coordination
problem (Discussant: Ingo Barens)
· Charles, Loïc et Le Bouteillec, Nathalie: Is
Woman an economic Agent ? The Theoretical Debate on Labour Market
Legislation for Women (1850-1914) (Discussant : Cécile
Dangel)
Session G3 : Economics and politics (II) (salle
200/209)
· Carlos Bastien and Jose Luis Cardoso, From homo oeconomicus
to homo corporativus (Discussant : Eyup Ozveren)
· Jesus M. Zaratiegui, The applied economic thought
of Alberto Ullastres, Spanish minister of Commerce (Discussant
: Richard Sheldon)
· Michalis Psalidopoulos, A central banker and social
justice: K. Varvaressos (Discussant : Massimo Augello)
Session G4 : Economics and Politics (III) (Salle
214)
· George Stathakis, Capital as commodity in the third
volume of Marx’s capital (Discussant : Andrés
Alvarez)
· Salvador Almenar, Measuring budgets' consumers and
wages. Fin de siècle realistic debates at the International
Institut of Statistics (1885-1915) (Discussant : Claudio
Sardoni)
· Bert Mosselmans et H. W. Plasmeijer : Jan Ackersdijck
(1790-1861): The Economic Agent and the Rise of Liberalism in
the Low Countries (Discussant: Hansjorg Klausinger)
Session G5 : Economics and philosophy (II) (Salle
216)
· Antonella Picchio, Needs and passions of human subsistance
in the early eighteenth century: Defoe and Mandeville (Discussant
: Baccar Gherib)
· Richard van den Berg, Canalising the passions: A.N.
Isnard’s theory of human nature (Discussant : Sandrine
Leloup)
· Philippe Steiner, When the agent dies… The
political economy of inheritance in nineteenth century France
(Discussant : Marco Guidi)
04:00 p.m.- 06:00 p.m.: General Meeting of the European Society
for the History of Economic Thought and Blanqui’s Lecture
by Alessandro Roncaglia (Université Paris 1 Panthéon
- Sorbonne, Centre Sorbonne, Amphithéâtre Turgot).
06:00 p.m.- 08:00 p.m.:
Cocktail and closing of the meeting (Rectorat des Universités
de Paris, 17, rue de la Sorbonne, Paris 5°, Salle des Autorités)
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