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Peak suspense: will Muriel Dalpont approve the gorgeous printed program crafted by @ncamilotto.bsky.social ? I have a feeling she will! #eshethes2026

#eshethes2026, an overview on the program on one of the parallel sessions

On my way! #12h 🥵 #eshethes2026 or #heshet2026 @undercoverhist.bsky.social ?!

WP: The Theory of Tariff Incidence: Alexander Hamilton and His Nineteenth-Century Protectionist Followers, by Mathew A. Frith papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

#eshethes2026, alongside with several plenary moments, one of the key moments in conferences are parallel sessions. We have 13 organized sessions, together with "ordinary" ones. In the picture, Edoardo Peruzzi.

#eshethes2026 Plusiers photos sur la Blanqui Lecture d'aujord'hui.

Article: Economics and the Family: A Social and Political History, by Evelyn L Forget doi.org/10.1093/cpe/...

#eshethes2026 more about Verena Halsmayer's Blanqui Lecture.

#eshethes2026 Here some pics from today's Blanqui Lecture, delivered by Verena Halsmayer.

I'm glad to see this paper, "The Dorfman-Steiner Condition and the Mathematization of the Theory of the Firm" published in EJHET! 🎉 www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

The ESHET-HES 2026 Conference is doing great! Tag us when you post from Nice, using the hashtag #eshethes2026. Follow us on Instagram (History of Economics Society), X (SHoET), and Facebook (two pages, History of Economics Society and European Society for the History of Economic Thought) for more

I’m looking forward to seeing all the great research at the HES-ESHET meeting in Nice tomorrow! We’ve had an incredible time exploring the city this week, now time to do some serious history of economics! @shoet.bsky.social

Next week, a sizable fraction of all historians of economics worldwide will convene in Nice for a one-of-a-kind event: for the first time, the European and American associations for the history of econ are organizing a joint conference @shoet.bsky.social www.eshet-conference.net/joint-eshet-...

Waiting #eshethes2026, some pics from the ESHET 2025 Annual Conference in Turin

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We are happy to announce that the final program for the ESHET-HES 2026 Conference is finally out! eshet-conference.net/joint-eshet-...

Article: The First Generation of African American PhDs in Economics: 1921–1943, by Malcolm Rutherford doi.org/10.1017/S105...

I have question from a colleague about the history of the concept of human capital. Any advice? Literature recommendations? @shoet.bsky.social @undercoverhist.bsky.social @cleocz.bsky.social @vhalsmayer.bsky.social

My review of Maria Bach's book on Indian economic thought published in JEL. www.aeaweb.org/articles?id=... Happy to share the PDF via DM if you do not have access. @shoet.bsky.social @economicthought.bsky.social

Check out the latest episode with Dr. Saarang Narayan all about #Swadeshi. Listen here: ceterisneverparibus.net/an-interview... #historyofeconomics #historyofindianeconomics @shoet.bsky.social

Highly recommended experience for young historian of econ thought!

Article: This Working Day: Marx and the conceptualization of capitalist wage labour, by George Lafferty doi.org/10.1093/cje/...

A review of the book edited by Gilbert Faccarello and Claire Silvant (A History of Economic Thought in France), by Andrés Alvarez & Jimena Hurtado doi.org/10.1017/S105...

This week's post at Seeing Like Chicago explores academic freedom ca. 1915 through William Thomas defense of his lecture on women's rights seeinglikechicago.substack.com/p/william-i-...

[HELP NEEDED] Is there any literature assessing whether economists' epistemological preference over structural vs reduced-form methods is gendered? Thanks

Article: Separating the wheat from the chaff: a textual history of turgot’s letters on the grain trade, by Richard van den Berg doi.org/10.1080/0967...

WP: One Sentence at a Time: A Quantitative History of Rationality in Economic Thought, by Thomas Delcey, Aurélien Goutsmedt & Alexandre Truc ideas.repec.org/p/osf/socarx...

ASSA 2026, Philadelphia. A great moment for our community with well 5 HES sessions, one co-organized with the Association for Evolutionary Economics. (In the picture, Marc Flandreau- Who investigated the possible influence of 19th century actuarial knowledge on Keynes)

Deadline extended, January 16

Back at the @lmu-mcmp.bsky.social after a long time for the last talk in 2025. Very exciting as it brings back a lot of memories. In the paper, we use network analysis to study whether model transfer might play a role in waking up sleeping beauty papers in science.

Applications are invited for a 3-year Postdoctoral Research Fellowship at our Centre in Paris, starting on 1 Sept 2026. The post is in connection with the research programme on economic & environmental history. Application deadline 19 Feb 2026. Click below for further particulars & how to apply.

Article: Pluralism meets diversity in the philosophy of economics, by Sheila Dow doi.org/10.1080/1350...

New book: A History of Spanish Economic Thought: From Scholasticism to Keynesianism, by Jesús Astigarraga & Juan Zabalza amzn.to/4qZUXAb

A review of the book edited by Iwo Amelung & Bertram Schefold (European and Chinese Histories of Economic Thought: Theories and Images of Good Governance), by Minghui Hu doi.org/10.1017/S105...

Alasdair MacIntyre on Adam Smith open.substack.com/pub/digressi...

A new issue of HOPE is available now. This is a special issue on 'The History of Economics Unbound' read.dukeupress.edu/hope/issue/5...

My final paper in my graduate school history of economics class argued (channeling Keynes) that the mercantilists were making an early effective demand argument and they weren't always making the dumb arguments Smith suggested they were. Sort of like Keynes and Pigou! Plus ça change.

New book: Adam Smith and the East India Company, by Mark Donoghue amzn.to/3KfMush

Call for Applications — DEADLINE: JANUARY 31, 2026 Fourth Lake Como Summer School in Philosophy of Economics Como, Italy, 8–12 June 2026 Sponsored by INEM, U. of Insubria, and U. of Milan Full information at: phileco4.lakecomoschool.org phileco4.lakecomoschool.org/application/

Another issue of Economic Thought: History, Philosophy, and Methodology is available online et.worldeconomicsassociation.org/issues/vol-1...

Maybe of interest: docs.google.com/document/d/1... @thecambridgeschool.bsky.social

A special issue that I edited on "Erased: A History of International Thought Without Men" (2025) by Patricia Owens has gone to production – I look forward to seeing the collection published @global-ih.bsky.social! It includes five review articles and a reply article by @whitproject.bsky.social

On this day in 1896 Gunnar Myrdal was born. He won the Economics Nobel Prize alongside Hayek in 1974. His wife won the Peace Prize in 1982 and so became one of only 4 couples that have both won a Nobel. Alas, we don't have a podcast on Myrdal but have a read... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gunnar_...

#EconSky Abram Bergson was 54 years old when he taught comparative economic systems at Harvard (1968). The course reading list and final exam questions have been transcribed. Bon mot of the exam: his name for a theoretical market socialist economy: Shangri-Lange www.irwincollier.com/harvard-read...

#EconSky A half-century ago William J. Baumol taught the first semester of the two semester core sequence in microeconomic theory at Princeton. View the course reading list, study questions, midterm and final exam. www.irwincollier.com/princeton-va...

Absolutely. An open access book on evidential pluralism: www.taylorfrancis.com/books/oa-mon...

New book review out at JHET, Minghui Hu reviews Amelung and Schefold's edited volume comparing European and Chinese Histories of Economic Thought: doi.org/10.1017/S105...