Interview: How can one be a Lausanno-Cantab? A conversation with Pascal Bridel, by Jean-Sébastien Lenfant & Pascal Bridel doi.org/10.1080/0967...

Article: Money Talks: The Rise of Willingness to Pay Without Apology, by Eli Cook doi.org/10.1215/0018...

En 1965, Maspero publiait une "introduction à l'histoire du Maghreb" signée Mohand Cherif Sahli et il s'agissait (déjà !) de décoloniser l'histoire.

New episode of ePODstemology! @mariabach.bsky.social from Ceteris Never Paribus is on to talk about her new book, Relocating Development Economics: The First Generation of Modern Indian Economists. www.buzzsprout.com/1763534/epis...

The Department of Economic History @ LSE is hiring a new LSE Fellow (Closing date: 04/06/2025!) 📌 jobs.lse.ac.uk/Vacancies/W/...

A review of Simona Pisanelli's book (Slavery and colonialism in the history of economic thought: the cases of France and Great Britain), by Thomas Mueller doi.org/10.1080/0967...

A splendid 4 episodes series on PhD supervision from the "Ceteris Never Paribus" podcast Produced by @mariabach.bsky.social, based on 2 years of interviews w/ supervisors & students, w/ fun, emotional & deep reflections about intellectual challenges and personal struggles ceterisneverparibus.net

Preparing an interview for a professorship on my maternity leave is not great, but at least I’ve done the hard part - I’ve started! Trying to remember the amazing phrase ‘We can do hard things’

V nice corrective, by Kwame Anthony Appiah, about the history of the concept of happiness: www.nytimes.com/2025/05/03/m... #happiness #satisfaction #community

Thanks for having me and for the interesting conversation 🤩

Podcast:two new episodes of Ceteris Never Paribus: The History of Economic Thought Podcast's series on supervision are available now: part II (The Dos of Supervision) buff.ly/mEGUTpv part III (The Inbetweens) buff.ly/NYew9oe

Skriver i EFN Finansmagasinet om forskning som visar att människor generellt blir mindre lyckliga av barn, och om vad vi kan göra åt det: efn.se/livet-kan-va... #barn #föräldraskap #lycka

Forthcoming: Conversations on Rational Choice, edited by Catherine Herfeld buff.ly/0PnR3ZS

The whole 5 part series is now available on your favourite podcast app! I’m off on maternity leave for a little while, so please help me diffuse far and wide

Delighted with this new review of "The Greatest of All Plagues" by @mariabach.bsky.social in Economic Record. cc: @princetonupress.bsky.social

What an achievement!!! So proud of her. Congratulations

Podcast: episode 43 of Ceteris Never Paribus is available online. It features 'The Don’ts of Supervision' buff.ly/yMehwJL

My paper on the Indian Reception to Piero Sraffa where I focus on book reviews by 3 Indian economists is now published in the Centro Sraffa working paper series. www.centrosraffa.org/cswp_details...

Part I of my miniseries on supervision is finally here! I am so excited to share these conversations insights with you. #PhDsupervision #dontsofsupervision @shoet.bsky.social ceterisneverparibus.net/series-on-su... Thank you to all the participants!

💥 JOB: A quick reminder that we are hiring. Apply and do research on model transfer with us!

Looking forward to getting further into this book by @dianecoyle1859.bsky.social Encouraged by the introduction including “What does ‘better’ mean?” (NB in 1957 Hansen would have already included nutrition, health, education, recreation…) and “The fundamental issue is the definition of value”.

www.radiofrance.fr/francecultur... Un Grand entretien d'Annie Cot par @alietteh.bsky.social qui se termine d'une belle manière : la transmission de la passion pour la recherche. @rehpere.bsky.social,

We discussed aspects of Sraffa's economics at the Centre for Heterodox Economics (CHE) inaugural conference which took place earlier this month at the University of Tulsa. I spoke about Sraffa and the history of economic thought. @shoet.bsky.social youtu.be/YNv0HN7-u1k?...

As per usual, Andersson is excellent! A thoroughly interesting and enjoyable read.

#hes2025 The HES will hold its 52nd annual meeting from June 27 to 30, 2025 at the University of Richmond in Richmond, VA. We invite individual paper proposals, and we encourage proposals for full sessions. Submissions may be submitted through our website. Deadline: March 1, 2025.

#eshet2025, 22-24 May, Università di Torino "It's the end of economics (as we know it)", or the changing status of economics from a historical perspective" The deadline for abstract/session proposals is extended to February 20.

New book: Relocating Development Economics: The First Generation of Modern Indian Economists, by Maria Bach https://buff.ly/40TNhEO

It’s finally here 🎉🤯 #historyofeconomics #indianeconomics @shoet.bsky.social

EJHET’s first issue of 2025 is out on time. It includes book Reviews by Richard van den Berg, Biancamaria Fontana, Pascal Bridel, Dorian Jullien, @dkuehn.bsky.social on topics ranging from Mary Wollstonecraft, trade, Kahn, to economic methodology and neoliberalism www.tandfonline.com/toc/rejh20/3...

What are French economics PhD dissertations talking about since 1900? We publish a first small illustrative application of our French PhD database with @thomasdelcey.bsky.social using topic modelling: tdelcey.github.io/becoming_eco... #rstats #opendata #econsky #econFR

Please mark your calendars for the next ReSES online seminar: 3 February 2025, 14:00 (EET). More info later. #philsci #EconSky

Not surprising #historyofeconomics has an identity crisis every few years!

Observations of the week: 1. I did a million things this week and I still feel like I’ve not done enough 🤦‍♀️ (I’m also 6 months pregnant!) 2. Historians of Econ are not historian enough for the historians and not economic enough for the economists 🤦‍♀️ (Not news but still…annoying)

Avec @thomasdelcey.bsky.social nous venons de publier notre base de données sur les thèses soutenues en économie en France depuis 1900 à partir des données Sudoc et theses.fr Les données sont disponibles sur Zenodo et les scripts #rstats utilisables pour d'autres disciplines ! #econfr #DataESR

Listen to In Our Time on BBC Radio 4 to hear Professor Ben Jackson discuss Austrian-British economist Friedrich Hayek's 'The Road to Serfdom' (1944). www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

Join us for The Carlyle Lectures in the History of Political Thought 2025 - For the Way Things Are: In Search of a Defensible Conservatism (Professor Eric Nelson, Harvard University) Tuesdays at 5pm, starting 4th February www.history.ox.ac.uk/carlyle-lect...

Last week I started as a postdoc fellow at @iphilluh.bsky.social in the "SOCRATES" Centre (Social Credibility and Trustworthiness of Expert Knowledge & Science-Based Information). I will study philosophical questions related to economic expertise. How to recognize most relevant and reliable experts?