David Laidler (University of Western Ontario)

'The Role of the History of Economic Thought in Modern Macroeconomics: A Polite Rant'

Friday, November 9 2001 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Don Moggridge (University of Toronto)

Is Biography of Use in the History of Economics?

Friday, December 7 2001 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Robert Dimand (Brock University)

'Keynes, IS-LM, and the Marshallian Tradition'

Friday, February 8 2002 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Avi J. Cohen (York University)

'Whatever Happened to the Cambridge Controversies?'

Friday, March 8 2002 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Guiseppe Fontana (University of Leeds)

'Hicks on Monetary Theory and History: Money as Endogenous Money'

Friday, March 22 2002 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Perry Mehrling (Barnard College)

'Economists and the Fed: Beginnings'

Friday, April 5 2002 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

David Laidler (University of Western Ontario)

Two Views of the Lender of Last Resort - Bagehot and Thornton

Friday, November 8 2002 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Sue Howson (University of Toronto)

Art and the State - According to Robbins

Friday, November 15 2002 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Don Moggridge (University of Toronto)

Art and the State - According to Keynes

Friday, November 22 2002 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Avi Cohen (York University)

Veblen Takes on Clark and Fisher - Early 20th Century Capital Controversies

Friday, November 29 2002 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Bruce Caldwell (University of North Carolina at Greensboro)

Popper and Hayek: Who Influenced Whom?

Friday, February 7 2003 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Jerry Evensky (University of Syracuse)

Adam Smith on the Evolution of Humankind: An Overview

Friday, February 28 2003 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

John Smithin (York University)

Aggregate Demand and Supply

Friday, March 21 2003 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Margaret Schabas (University of British Columbia)

Adam Smith's Debts to Nature

Friday, April 4 2003 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Michael Ambrosi (University of Trier)

Re-authenticating the Keynes-Pigou Debate - What Difference Does it Make?

Friday, April 11 2003 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Peter J. Boettke (George Mason University)

Man as Machine: The Plight of 20th Century Economics

Friday, September 26 2003 00:00–00:00, Front Conference Room

Robert Dimand (Brock University)

James Tobin and the Transformation of the IS-LM Model

Friday, October 24 2003 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Ross Emmet (Michigan State University)

The chicago Economics Oral History Project An Initial Report

Friday, November 7 2003 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Michael Howard (University of Waterloo)

Marx's Analysis of the Market

Friday, November 21 2003 16:10–17:30, Vari Hall, York University, room 1063

K. Levitt (McGill)

Keynes and Polanyi: Revisiting the 1920s for the 1990s and Beyond

Friday, January 16 2004 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

David Laidler (University of Western Ontario)

What was Lost with IS-LM?

Friday, February 27 2004 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Brad Bateman (Grinnell College)

The Life and Times of Laissez-Faire in 19th Century America

Friday, March 12 2004 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

John K Whitaker (University of Virginia)

Alfred Marshall and Grand Social Reform

Friday, March 26 2004 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Toshiaki Hirai (Sophia University)

Keynes's Theoretical Development from the Tract to the Treatise

Friday, April 16 2004 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Robert Dimand (Brock University)

Louis Bachelier and the Origins of the Efficient Market Hypothesis

Friday, November 12 2004 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

David Laidler (University of Western Ontario)

The Lender of Last Resort: Then and Now

Friday, December 3 2004 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Warren Young (Bar Ilan University)

Hicks in Review: From the Theory of Wages to a Market Theory for Money

Friday, February 4 2005 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Robert Leonard (University of Quebec at Montreal)

'New Light on von Neumann: Politics, Psychology and the Birth of Game Theory, 1933-1944'

Friday, February 25 2005 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Nahid Aslanbeigui (Monmouth College)

'Tactical Choices: Joan Robinson's First Research Program, 1930-33'

Friday, March 4 2005 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

Marin Muzhani (University of Florence)

'Optimum Currency Areas: History and Perspective'

Friday, April 15 2005 16:10–17:30, Front Conference Room

David Laidler (University of Western Ontario)

Milton Friedman and the Evolution of Macroeconomics

Friday, October 21 2005 16:10–17:30, Sidney Smith, room 1084

Robert Dimand (Brock University)

The Roots of the Present are in the Past: The Relation of Post-War Developments in Mscroeconomics to Interwar Business Cycle and Monetary Theory

Monday, November 28 2005 04:10–05:30, Sidney Smith, room 2129

Malcolm Rutherford (University of Victoria)

The Institutionalist Response to Keynes

Friday, March 24 2006 16:10–17:30, Sidney Smith, room 2129

Allan Hynes (University of Toronto)

Facts, Theories and the Formation of New Hypotheses: Evidence from Two Histories

Friday, March 31 2006 16:10–17:30, Sidney Smith, room 2129

Christian Schmidt (University of Paris)

Economics and psychology from the British marginalists of the nineteenth century to contemporaneous cognitivists

Tuesday, September 19 2006 16:10–17:30, Sidney Smith, room 2120

Susan Howson (University of Toronto)

At the Middle of the Journey: Robbins as Director of the Economic Section

Friday, October 27 2006 16:30–18:00, Sidney Smith, room 2129

E. Roy Weintraub (Duke University)

Economics Wars

Friday, November 10 2006 16:10–17:30, Sidney Smith, room 1069

David Laidler (University of Western Ontario)

Axel Liejonhufvud and The Quest for Microfoundations - Some Reflections

Friday, November 17 2006 16:10–17:30, Sidney Smith, room 2129

Robert W. Dimand (Brock University)

Tobin's Keynesianism

Friday, March 2 2007 16:10–17:30, Sidney Smith, room 2129

Mehrdad Vahabi (University of Paris VIII)

Marshall on Normal Value

Friday, March 16 2007 16:10–17:30, Sidney Smith, room 2129

Sandra Peart (Baldwin-Wallace College)

The Economist in Cartoons: Visual Attacks on Scarcity and Trade

Friday, March 30 2007 16:10–17:30, Sidney Smith, room 2129

D. Wade Hands (University of Puget Sound)

Stabilizing Consumer Choice: The Role of 'True Dynamic Stability' and Related Concepts in the History of Consumer Choice Theory

Friday, October 31 2008 16:10–17:30, Sidney Smith, room 3041

Susan Howson (University of Toronto)

Keynes and the LSE Economists

Friday, November 21 2008 16:10–17:30, Sidney Smith, room 4041

Steven Medema (University of Colorado at Denver)

'Chicago Price Theory and Chicago Law and Economics'

Friday, March 20 2009 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 168

Avi Cohen (York University)

'Capital Controveersy from Bohm-Bawerk to Bliss: Badly Posed or Very Deep Questions?'

Friday, April 17 2009 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 100

Daviid E.W. Laidler (University of Western Ontario)

Lucas, Keynes and the Crisis

Friday, November 6 2009 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 100

Robert Dimand (Brock University)

The Kyoto University Economic Review (1926-1944) as Importer and Exporter of Economic Ideas (joint with Massaumi Wakatabe)

Friday, November 27 2009 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 100

Harro Maas (University of Amsterdam)

The Many Meanings of Observation in Economics - An Historian's Perspective

Friday, January 29 2010 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 100

Michel Devroey (University of Louvain)

Lucas on the Lucasian Transformation of Macroeconomics: An Evaluation

Friday, March 19 2010 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 100

Robert Dimand (Brock University)

Louis Bachelier on the Randomness of Asset Prices

Friday, October 22 2010 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 100

Avi Cohen (York University)

Is Equilibrium Enough and Was Stigler Wrong? Value Theory in the Bohm-Bawerk/Fisher Controversies.

Friday, November 12 2010 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 100

Jeffrey Young (St. Lawrence University)

Thomas and Robert: A Tale of Two Malthuses

Friday, November 19 2010 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 100

Robert Leonard (University of Quebec at Montreal)

Karl Menger and Modernism

Friday, February 4 2011 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 100

Kevin Hoover (Duke University)

Microfoundational Programs: Frisch to Lucas

Friday, March 4 2011 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 100

Malcolm Rutherford (University of Victoria)

Field, Undercover and Participant Observers in U.S. Labor Economics: 1910-1930

Friday, March 25 2011 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 100