This is a fascinating resource for those of us like to rummage around with the ideas of dead economists.
Malcolm Rutherford writes to the HES listserve: "I have just completed an update of my Famous Economists' Grave Sites web pages. I have included many more links and found that every
person on my list had a Wikipedia entry--some good some not so good. Take a look. Feedback and new sites always welcome." You can enter his collection here.
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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Resources
- Searchable, extensive database of works in the History of Econ Ideas (ECONLIB)
- History of Economic Thought Website (New School)
- History Of Economics Society
- McMaster University Archive for the History of Economic Thought
- Summer Institute for the HET
- ANU - History of Economic Thought Society of Australia
- ECHE - European Conferences on the History of Economics
- JSHET - Japanese Society for HET
- The Economists' Papers Project at Duke University
- Economists' Portraits
Recent Posts
- Economists as leaders -- session at International Leadership Association in Prague
- CFP -- Storep
- Self interest, altruism and morality -- Undergraduate Ethics Symposium
- visiting scholar position
- Call for papers -- Adam Smith Review on the future of capitalism
- impartiality
- Smith on the origin of ambition
- contest announcement (from SDAE -- Steve Horwitz)
- back again -- determined to continue (!) and thinking about transparency
- HOPE conference announcement
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Posted by: Stephen Gordon | October 10, 2007 at 03:54 PM