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Tuesday - 15 July
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6–8.00 pm: Reception, Registration & Welcome
115 Café, St Patrick’s Campus, 115 Victoria Parade
Drinks & Light Refreshment
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Wednesday - 16 July
(Note:
All sessions are held in the Recital Room).
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Session 1: Late-Victorian Economics
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9.00am
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Mike White
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A Grin Without a Cat: W.S. Jevons' Elusive
Equilibrium
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9.40am
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John Pullen
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Henry George’s Lecture Tour of Australia in 1890
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10.20am
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Gregory Moore
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Ashley’s The Tariff Problem: A
Centenary Appraisal
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11.00am: Morning Tea
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Session 2: Religion and Economics
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11.30am
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Clive & Clara Beed
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Distributional Implications of
Contemporary Judeo-Christian Economics
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12.10pm
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Bruce Duncan
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Ethics and Economics: a Catholic perspective
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12.50 pm: Lunch
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Session 3: Keynes – Literary Style, War and
the GT Defence
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1.50pm
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Rod O’Donnell
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Keynes As A Writer: Three Case
Studies
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2.30pm
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Sean Turnell
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Keynes and the Economic Causes
of War
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3.10pm
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Geoffrey Fishburn
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Keynes,
1937 (and Thereabouts)
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3.50 pm: Afternoon Tea
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Session 4: Work-in-Progress
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4.20pm
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Troy Lynch
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Austrian Capital Theory
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4.40pm
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Toney Endres
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Architects of International Finance: Bretton Woods to the 1970s
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5.00pm
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John Lodwijks
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Peter Groenewegen and the
History of Political Economy
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5.20pm
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Heath Spong
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Henry Ford as the First Schumpeterian Entrepreneur
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5.40 pm: End of Day's Formal Proceedings
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Thursday - 16 July
(Note: All sessions are held in
the Recital Room).
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Session 5: Heterodox Economics
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9.00am
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John King
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Frederick Allen and the Future
of Capitalism
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9.40am
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Robert Dixon
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A Critique of Davidson on Keynes and
Kalecki
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10.20
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Jerry Courvisanos
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An Outline on the Development
of Political Business Cycles
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11.00am: Morning Tea
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Session 6: Voices From Europe
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11.30am
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Marina Bianchi
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Satiety and Beyond:
Scitovsky’s Analysis of a Joyless Economy
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12.10pm
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Michael McLure
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An Italian Foundation For New
Fiscal Sociology
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12.50pm: Lunch
(Editorial Meeting for the members of the Editorial
Board)
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Session 7: History of Australian Economic
Policy
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1.50 pm
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Alex Millmow
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Niemeyer,
Scullin and the Australian Economists
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2.30pm
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William Coleman
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Cambridge,
England or Cambridge, Tasmania. Some recent excavations of the Giblin
multiplier
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3.10 pm
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Evan Jones
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Macroeconomic Policy and
Industrial Structure: Contested Parameters of Economic Policy in
Post-World War II Australia
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3.50pm: Afternoon Tea
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4.20pm: Session 8- Key-note Address
Neil De
Marchi: Visualizing the Gains
from Trade, mid-1870s-1962
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5.20 pm: Business Meeting
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7.30pm: Conference Dinner: Pireaus Blues Greek Restaurant
310 Brunswick St, Fitzroy 3065 (Drinks at 7.00 for those
who are interested)
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Friday – 18 July
(Note: All sessions are held in
the Recital Room).
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Session 9: Methodology, Ideology and Scandal
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9.00am
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James Doughney
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Fact and
Value in Economics: Putting the Pieces Back Together
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9.40am
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Matthew Steen
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Schumpeter’s Theory Of Ideological Influence
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10.20am
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Owen Covick & Beverly
Vickers
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The Trials of Whitaker Wright
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11.00am: Morning Tea
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Session 10: Classical Macroeconomics
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11.30am
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Matthew Smith
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Tooke’s Explanation of General Price Movements in
England, 1792-1856
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12.10pm
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Steve Kates
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Say’s Law and the Modern
Economy
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12.50 pm: End of Conference
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