The AISPE invites historians of economic thought, economic historians, economists, and interested scholars to submit proposals for papers and/or sessions on the topics listed below or on others connected with the theme of the conference: a) Economists and the First World War (on the occasion of...

In the spirit of pluralism characteristic of the EAEPE, many Research Areas are relevant: human development, environmental economics, methodology of economics, institutional history, comparative economics, transition economics, institutional change, innovation and technology, and labour...

Topics: - Microeconomics vs. macroeconomics - Partial equilibrium vs. general equilibrium analysis - Applied economics vs. applied econometrics - “Local" histories vs. “global” histories

Topics: - Theology and economics in historical perspective, with a special focus on the Protestant Reform/Catholic Reform period, when the “spirit” of capitalism began. - Market and grace, economy and gift: are there influences of theological debates? - The theological influences in the...