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Whatever Happened
to Economics?
Università degli Studi di Genova
Piazzale E. Brignole
JUNE 27-28, 2018
WEDNESDAY,
JUNE 27
BREAKFAST
UNIVERSITY CAFE 10:00
10:30
WELCOME SESSION
ROOM 6 10:30
Introduction by 11:00
Rethinking economics,
Young scholars initiative,
Netzwerk Plurale Ökonomik
SESSION 1
ROOM 6 11:00
Methodology and state of the 12:30
discipline
LUNCH
UNIVERSITY CAFE 12:30
13:00
WORKSHOP 1
ROOM 6 13:00
Diversifying the economic 14:30
toolkit
ROOM 8
Economic Policy and Growth
BREAK
UNIVERSITY CAFE 16:00
16:15
SESSION 4
ROOM 6
16:15
YSI Philosophy of Economics 17:15
Working Group brainstorming
KEYNOTE SPEECH
ROOM 6 17:15
"Fellow travellers on the road 18:45
to freedom from neoclassical
economics"
Maria Cristina Marcuzzo
DINNER 20:00
THURSDAY,
JUNE 28
BREAKFAST
UNIVERSITY CAFE 9:00
9:30
WORKSHOP 2
ROOM 19 9:30
What should an economist 10:30
know?
BREAK 10:30
11:00
DIALOGUE WITH PROF.
GEOFFREY M. HODGSON
ROOM 19
11:00
The boundaries of Economics
13:00
BEGINNING STOREP
13:00
CONFERENCE 2018
SESSION 1 - METHODOLOGY AND STATE OF THE
DISCIPLINE
Benedikt Goodman
The increasing homogenity of economics faculties in Norway
and it's underlying factors.
Giulia De Matteis
The challenges posed at the boundaries of economics by
pluralism and contributions and inputs from other disciplines
Leonardo Conte
Quantitative methods for economic sciences: a critical
analysis
Maarten Kavelaars
Pluralism in academic economics education
Anne Loscher
Overcoming Crises, Stagnation, and the Lower Zero Bound
Problem – The Contribution by the ‘Crank Heretic’ Robert
Eisler
Olivier Malay
History of the search for economic growth
Mateus Lachtermacher
whatever happened to economics - Poverty reduction
Francesca Rhys-Williams
Why we should add a gender lens to the economic toolkit
Amarilys Abreu
Legal contestations of economic policies
Juan-Pedro Castro
EU economics: A sample case of institutions as determinants
of the sphere of the economically possible
Tanguy Ollinger
The debt concept
Riccardo Cirio
Analysis of Bretton Woods and Beijing Consensus: similarities
and discrepancies
Moderator: Ross Cathcart