GREDEG
ESHET-JSHET MEETING
17-20 December 2006, GREDEG CNRS UNSA
Sunday 17 December
Keynote speech 14H30-15H30
Chair = Annalisa ROSSELLI, Tor Vergata Uiversity, Roma.
Kiichiro YAGI and Hidetomi TANAKA, Kyoto University
Baien’s Kagen in the 17th and 18th Century. Japanese and European Economic Thought
Session 1 - Classical Precursors 15H30-17H30
Chair = .Junichi HIMENO, Nagasaki University
Masazumi WAKATABE, Waseda University
Knowledge, Markets, and Governance: Adam Smith’s Project Reconsidered
Tetsuo TAKA, Kyushu Sangyo University.
Smith's Conception of instinct and the biologic foundations of economics
Pier Luigi PORTA, Biccoca Milano University.
Consumer sovereignty in Pietro Verri’s analysis of the competitive market.
Session 2 – Cambridge legacy 17H45-19H45
Chair = Cristina MARCUZZO, La Sapienza University, Roma.
Toshiaki HIRAI, Sophia University
Social Philosophy in Interwar Cambridge - Seeking the Cure for the Malaise of the Market Society
Muriel DAL PONT LEGRAND,GREDEG CNRS and University of Nice – Sophia Antipolis.
Hawtrey’s contribution to the Art of Central Banking revisited: a confidence monetary regime
Bertram SCHEFOLD, Johann Wolfgang Goethe - University, Frankfurt.
CES Production functions in the Light of the Cambridge Critique
Monday 18 December
Session 3 - The intellectual influence of Hayek 9H00 – 11H00
Chair = Kiichiro YAGI, Kyoto University
Richard ARENA, GREDEG/CNRS and UNSA and Pierre GARROUSTE, ATOM, University Lyon II
Market or markets?
Yousuke YOSHINO, Graduate School of Economics, Kyoto University
Hayek’s "Inter-Subjectivism" -A Trail Interpretation of His Methodology
Christian SCHMIDT, University of Paris IX
Is Hayek a precursor of neuroeconomics ? A retrospect view
Session 4 - The intellectual influence of Marshall 11H30-13h00
Chair =. Bertram SCHEFOLD, Johann Wolfgang Goethe - University, Frankfurt
Tamotsu NISHIZAWA, Hitotsubashi University , Tokyo
Marshall on Britain's Industrial Leadership : “Industry and Trade” reconsidered
Keinji FUJII, Aoyama Gakuin University
Marshall's Normal Equilibrium and State of Production Knowledge
Session 5 - Firms and Industrial Organisation 14H30-16H00
Chair = Harald HAGEMANN, University of Hohenheim, Stuttgart
Youichi KIMURA, Graduate School of Economics, Kyoto University
Early Kaldor on the theory of the firm: A disequilibrium approach
Tiziano RAFFAELLI, University of Pisa.
Coordination costs in the 1930s debates on business size.
Discussion on the cooperation between JSHET and ESHET 16H30-19H00
GREDEG
Tuesday 19 December
Session 6 - Markets and economic governance 9H00-11H00
Chair = Heinz KURZ, University of Graz
Manuella MOSCA, University of Lecce.
The Austrian theory of “unnatural monopoly“
Atsushi KOMINE, Ritumeikan University
Beveridge on Economic General Staff: from Economic advisor to social designer
Keiko KURITA, Tokyo’s Women’s University, Faculty of Humanities and Sciences.
Associations and/or the State: Economic Governance "à la française"
Session 7 - General Equilibrium and Welfare 11H15-12H45
Chair = Pascal BRIDEL, Centre Walras Pareto, Lausanne University.
Yasunori FUKAGAI, Yokohama National University.
Diversity of projects of Welfare and Justice: British thought in the second half nineteen century English
Annie COT, University of Paris I.
The Cowles Commission and the development of General Equilibrium Theory: the Socialist Calculation Matrix.
Session 8 - The legacy of Vienna 13H45-15H15
Chair = Yuichi SHIONOYA, Hitotsubashi University,Tokyo
Misako AKIYAMA and Susumu EGASHIRA, Keio Gijuku University and Otaru University of Commerce
Ernest Mach and the Origin of the Knowledge Theory in the Former Austrian Empire
Heinz KURZ, University of Graz.
Innovations and Profits. Schumpeter and the Classical Heritage
Joseph Schumpeter’s Contribution to Economic Sociology Wednesday 20 December
Keynote speech –Richard 9H00-10H00
Chair = Richard ARENA, GREDEG/CNRS and University of Nice-Sophia Antipolis
Yuichi SHIONOYA, Hitotsubashi University, Tokyo.
Schumpeter and Rhetoric
Session A 10H00-11H30
Chair = Yuichi SHIONOYA, Hitotsubashi University, Tokyo
Kiichiro YAGI, Kyoto University
Schumpeter and the Concept of Social Evolution
Philippe STEINER, University of Lille
Schumpeter on the sociology of economic knowledge
Session B 11H45-13H15
Chair = Tetsuo TAKA, Kyushu Sangyo University.
Harald HAGEMANN, University of Hohenheim, Stuttgart
"The Schumpeter-Hahn Type of Cycle Theory: L. Albert Hahn's Economic Theory of Bank Credit"
Cécile DANGEL-HAGNAUER, GREDEG/CNRS and University of Nice-Sophia Antipolis
Schumpeter's Economic Sociology of Money
Session C 14H30-16H30
Chair = Cécile DANGEL-HAGNAUER, GREDEG/CNRS and University of Nice-Sophia Antipolis
Richard ARENA, GREDEG/CNRS and University of Nice-Sophia Antipolis
Economic Rationality and the Emergence of Institutions: A Schumpeterian view
Agnès FESTRE and Pierre GARROUSTE, University of Nice-Sophia Antipolis and GREDEG/CNRS
and ATOM University of Lyon I
Rationality, behaviour and institutional change
Thornbjørn KNUDSEN and Markus BECKER, University of Southern Denmark and BETA (CNRS), Strasbourg.
Schumpeter and the Organization of Entrepreneurship
