The annual /History of Political Economy/ Conference -- this year on the topic "Robert Solow and the Development of Growth Economics" -- will be held 25-27 April 2008 at Duke University. Further information, including the tentative program, can be found on the Duke History of Economy Group website (http://econ.duke.edu/HOPE), following the links to HOPE Conferences and then to the 2008 conference or, directly, to the HOPE 2008 website
http://econ.duke.edu/HOPE/HOPEconference2008OpenAccess/HOPE2008master.htm
Mauro Boianovsky <mboianovsky@gmail.com>
Kevin Hoover <kd.hoover@duke.edu>
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Books of Interest
History of Economic Thought Journals
- European Journal of the History of Economic Thought
Eds. José Luís Cardoso, Gilbert Faccarello, Heinz D. Kurz, Antoine E. Murphy - Journal of the History of Economic Thought
Co-editors, Marcel Boumans and Evelyn Forget - History of Political Economy
Ed. Craufurd D. W. Goodwin, Associate Eds. Neil De Marchi, E. Roy Weintraub
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