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ICAPE
World Conference
THE FUTURE OF HETERODOX ECONOMICS 5 - 7 June
2003 University of
Missouri at Kansas City, USA Founded in 1993, ICAPE is
a consortium of 40 organizations working cooperatively to foster pluralism in
the analytical perspectives, methods, policy discourse, and education of
professional economists. Now, almost ten years on, ICAPE is sponsoring its
first conference: on the future of heterodox economics around the world. This conference will
afford unique opportunities for dialogue among diverse schools of thought and
across intellectual generations: among our "elders" (senior
scholars who have inspired the revival of heterodox economics over the past
20-30 years), our "youth" (innovative younger scholars, including
those associated with the Post-Autistic Economics movement and the authors of
the open letters issued recently from Cambridge University and the AFEE
Summer School), and many others in between. In all, the purpose of this
conference is to create new resources - energy, ideas, debates, alliances,
and projects - for the future of heterodox economics, and indeed of economics
itself, internationally. We seek proposals
offering fresh perspectives on heterodox economic theory, economic policy,
and economic pedagogy at the graduate and undergraduate levels. We especially
encourage efforts to integrate heretofore separate strands of thought,
including (but not limited to) Austrian Economics, Black Political Economy,
Evolutionary Economics, Feminist Economics, Georgist Economics, Historical
Economics, Institutionalism, Marxism, Post Keynesian Economics, Postmodern
Economics, Postcolonial Economics, Social Economics, and Sraffian Economics. Please send proposals to
Rob Garnett, Department of Economics, Box 298510, Texas Christian University,
Fort Worth, TX 76129, or to r.garnett@tcu.edu. Each proposal must include: · paper
title and 250-word abstract · author’s
name and mailing address · author’s ICAPE
affiliation, if any (see list of associated organizations below) Proposal deadline:
November 1, 2002 Notification date:
November 15, 2002 The conference fee is
$120 (including lunches, tea/coffee/juice, and a conference dinner) and is
payable upon acceptance of your proposal. No fee is required to submit a
proposal. If your journal or
organization would like to join ICAPE, please contact John T. Harvey (j.harvey@tcu.edu) or visit our web site (http://www.econ.tcu.edu/icare/main.html).
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