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THE CACHAN HISTORY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE GROUP, 1ST ANNUAL WORKSHOP : HISTORY OF ECONOMICS AS CULTURE

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The Cachan History of Social Science Group, 1st Annual Workshop : History of Economics as Culture

date_range 06 FEBRUARY 2009

The Cachan History of Social Science Group
1st Annual Workshop

Friday, 6 February 2009
École normale supérieure de Cachan

Salle des conférences (Pavillon des Jardins)

History of Economics as Culture
(Histoire des savoirs économiques)


To launch the discussion
Friday, 6 February 2009
École normale supérieure de Cachan

Salle des conférences (Pavillon des Jardins)

History of Economics as Culture
(Histoire des savoirs économiques)

Programme

9h45-10h00: Welcome

10h-11h: Régis Boulat (University of Besançon)
Jean Fourastié and the recognition of productivity in France after World War II

11h-12h: Éric Chancellier (ESG Paris Business School)
Business cycles and the entropic clock of Haavelmo

12h00-13h00: Lunch

13h-14h: Evelyn Forget (University of Manitoba)
'At Best an echo': 18th and 19th century translation strategies

14h-15h: Peter Knight (University of Manchester)
Reading the market: Abstraction, personification and the stock ticker in 19th Century America

15h-15h30: Coffee break

15h30-16h30: Roei Davidson (University of Haïfa)
The iron cage transmitted: The role of the business press in homogenizing economic ideas and practices

16h30-17h30: Tiago Mata (University of Amsterdam)
Naming crisis: Oral history of financial media 2007-2008

17h30-18h00: General discussion

All requests for information should be sent to :
Loïc Charles
: charles<at>ined.fr (replace <at> with @)

 


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All requests for information should be sent to :
Loïc Charles
: charles<at>ined.fr (replace <at> with @)

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