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HETERODOX ASSOCIATIONS, BLOGS,
INSTITUTES, AND OTHER WEBSITES
Heterodox Economics Associations
Association d’Economie Politique
http://www.unites.uqam.ca/aep
Association for Economics and Social Analysis
http://rethinkingmarxism.org/cms/node/11
Association for Evolutionary Economics
http://www.associationforevolutionaryeconomics.org/
Association for Heterodox Economics
http://www.hetecon.com
Association for Institutionalist Thought
http://www.afit.cba.nau.edu
The Association for Integrity and Responsible Leadership in Economics and
Associated Professions
http://www.airleap.org/
Association for Social Economics
http://www.socialeconomics.org
Association pour le Developpement Des Estudes Keynesiennes
Association Recherche et Regulation
http://webu2.upmf-grenoble.fr/regulation/Presentation_Association/pubcotis.html
Belgian-Dutch Association for Institutional and Political Economy
http://www.vipe-economie.nl/
Brazilian Keynesian Association
http://www.ppge.ufrgs.br/akb/
Conference of Socialist Economists
http://www.cse.web.org.uk
European Association for Evolutionary Political Economy
http://www.eaepe.org
Forschungsnetzwerk Makropolitik/Research Network Macroeconomic Policies
http://www.boeckler.de/62170_62199.html
German Association of Political Economy
German Keynes Society
http://www.keynes-gesellschaft.de
International Association for Feminist Economics
http://www.iaffe.org
International Confederation of Associations For Pluralism in Economics
http://icape.org
Japan Association for Evolutionary Economics
http://www.econ.kyoto-u.ac.jp/%7Eevoeco
Japan Society of Political Economy
http://www.soc.nii.ac.jp/jspe/en/index.html
The Japanese Society for Post Keynesian Economics
http://www.si.gunma-u.ac.jp/~yagi/pk.htm
Korean Social and Economic Studies Association
http://www.ksesa.org
Post Keynesian Economics Study Group
http://www.postkeynesian.net
Progressive Economics Forum
http://www.web.net/~pef/
http://progressive-economics.ca
Society for the Advancement of Behavioral Economics
http://www.usask.ca/economics/SABE
Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics
http://www.sase.org
Society for the Development of Austrian Economics
http://it.stlawu.edu/sdae/
Society of Heterodox Economists
http://www.economics.unsw.edu.au/nps/servlet/portalservice?GI_ID=System.LoggedOutInheritableArea&maxWnd=T_Heterodox_home
Sociedade Brasileira de Economia Politica
http://www.sep.org.br/site/
http://www.sep.org.br
Sociedad Latinoamericana de Economía Política y Pensamiento Crítico
(Latin American Society for Political Economy and Critical
Thinking)
http://sepla.icidac.org/
http://sepla.argentina.icidac.org/
Union for Radical Political Economics
http://www.urpe.org
US Society for Ecological Economics
http://www.ussee.org
World Association for Political Economy
http://www.wape2006.org/en/index.php
Heterodox/Progressive Blogs
Dean Baker:
http://www.prospect.org/csnc/blogs/beat_the_press
Eric Nilsson:
http://heterodoxeconomist.typepad.com/heterodox_economist/
Thomas Palley:
http://www.thomaspalley.com/
The Progressive Economics Forum:
http://www.progressive-economics.ca/relentless/
Robert Vienneau:
http://robertvienneau.blogspot.com/
A. Allan Schmid:
http://instecon.blogspot.com
Institutes and Other Websites
Allan Schmid’s Institutional Economics
http://www.msu.edu/user/schmid/instecon.htm
Alternatives Economiques - L'Economie politique
http://www.alternatives-economiques.fr
Argentina Institute for Economic Development
http://www.iade.org.ar/modules/secciones/index.php?pagenum=12
Asociacion de Economia Critica
http://www.ucm.es/info/ec/aec/index.htm
http://www.ucm.es/info/ec/
BISA International Political Economy Group (IPEG)
http://www.bisa.ac.uk/groups/ipeg/Default.asp
IPEG, short for International Political Economy Group, was
formed in 1971 on the initiative of Susan Strange, then with
the Royal Institute of International Affairs at Chatham
House. It received a limited amount of funding from the
Economic and Social Research Council of the UK in 1974, and
became affiliated with the British International Studies
Association (BISA) after that organisation was founded in
1974. IPEG has functioned continuously since 1971 except for
a brief interval in the late 1980s , and counts among its
past Convenors the likes of Susan Strange, Fred Hirsch,
Roger Tooze, Geoffrey Underhill, Randall Germain, Rorden
Wilkinson, and Nicola Phillips. Paul Langley has been
Convenor since June 2005.
Brazilian Institute for Full Employment
http://www.desempregozero.org.br/
Several months ago, the Brazilian Institute for Full
Employment joined EFE as an institutional member. At that
time I shared with the members of the network information
and documents regarding the Brazilian Campaign for Zero
Unemployment. We are very happy to announce that a lot of
progress has since been made regarding a proposal for the
creation of the Brazilian Job Guarantee Programme. In the
past months, broadly based consultations with civil society
organizations, members of government, trade unions and
economists in Brazil have resulted in enthusiastic
endorsement for such a policy intervention. To further
discuss this initiative we have organized the First Citizen
City International Symposium on ELR. This public dialogue
forum, supported by the National Development Bank of Brazil,
is scheduled to take place in Rio, March 9-10. For details
please visit the EFE website. In conclusion, we wish to
acknowledge the contributions of the network of Economists
for Full Employment, which have enabled us to make important
connections with economists, policy makers and advisors from
around the world.
Brecht Forum
http://brechtforum.org/
The BRECHT FORUM is a place for people who are working for
social justice, equality and a new culture that puts human
needs first. Through its programs and events, the Brecht
Forum brings people together across social and cultural
boundaries and artistic and academic disciplines to promote
critical analysis, creative thinking, collaborative projects
and networking in an independent community-level
environment. Throughout the year, the Brecht Forum offers a
wide-ranging program of classes, public lectures and
seminars, art exhibitions, performances, popular education
workshops, and language classes. These activities are
developed in collaboration with the many social movements
and the diverse communities of this most cosmopolitan of
cities, and our programs bring together leading
intellectuals, activists and artists from New York, across
the U.S., and internationally.
Center for Progressive Regulation
http://www.progressiveregulation.org
The Center for Progressive Regulation is a nonprofit
research and educational organization of
university-affiliated academics with expertise in the legal,
economic, and scientific issues related to regulation of
health, safety, and the environment. CPR supports regulatory
action to protect health, safety, and the environment, and
rejects the conservative view that government’s only
function is to increase the economic efficiency of private
markets. Through research and commentary, CPR seeks to
inform policy debates, critique anti-regulatory research,
enhance public understanding of the issues, and open the
regulatory process to public scrutiny.
Centre D´Etudes Monetáires et Financičres
(CEMF-LATEC)
http://www.u-bourgogne.fr/CEMF/
The Colonisation of Social Sciences by Economics
http://www.soas.ac.uk/economics/research/econimp/
This website covers continuing work to investigate The New
Revolution in Economics and Its Impact upon Social Sciences.
Its main aim is to assess the impact on other social
sciences of what is hypothesised to be a revolution in and
around economics. The latter promises to end what is
primarily the isolation of mainstream economics from the
other social sciences, as economics extends its scope of
application beyond its traditional study of market
relations. As the other social sciences are seeking to
incorporate an economic content in reaction against the
extremes of post-modernism and neo-liberalism, major changes
are occurring unevenly across social theory. It is intended
to assess these through an overview but primarily by
examining particular themes or topics.
Corporations in Context
http://www.ase.tufts.edu/gdae/publications/corporations.html
In the course of developing a deeper understanding of
today’s economic realities, researchers at the Global
Development And Environment Institute have generated a
number of writings that deal with the role and the nature of
corporations. Most recently GDAE researchers have created a
case study about the areas where markets cannot be counted
on to ensure that business behavior will accord with social
or environmental sustainability. The case is now included on
the Aspen Institute’s website, CasePlace.org, under the
title "Market Failures: Corporate Governance and
Accountability.” Recognizing that markets lead to efficiency
and the social good only under certain conditions, this
collection describes seven causes of market failure and
provides cases and readings related to each. GDAE’s new web
page, Corporations in Context, provides links and
information on Books, Articles and Reports, and Educational
Materials. A link to our new collection on “Market
Failures,” and to the background essay on "The Limitations
of Markets" by GDAE Co-director Neva Goodwin, may be found
at
http://www.ase.tufts.edu/gdae/publications/corporations.html#markets
Council of Georgist Organizations
http://www.progress.org/cgo/index.html
http://www.progress.org/cgo/
DESA on Climate Change
http://www.un.org/desa/climatechange
The Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA) is
pleased to announce the launch of an enhanced web site on
climate change. It is an effort in keeping with DESA's
mandate for sustainable development and its coordinating
role through EC-ESA in economic and social affairs. This
enhanced website now has extensive links to the work of the
Department wherever it relates to climate change. DESA
facilitates the negotiations of Member States in many
intergovernmental bodies on joint courses of action to
address the challenge. DESA gears the substantive support it
extends to intergovernmental bodies and negotiations to
furthering an integrated approach to the UN development
agenda, and achieving a renewed focus on its implementation,
with climate change currently at the top of the agenda. The
Department serves the Commission on Sustainable Development,
the main United Nations forum bringing countries together to
consider ways to integrate the economic, social, and
environmental dimensions of development.
Desemprego Zero
http://www.desempregozero.org.br
Economists for Full Employment
http://www.economistsforfullemployment.org/
Fundacion Sistema
http://www.fundacionsistema.com/Info/LaFundacion.aspx
La Fundación SISTEMA es una Fundación sin ánimo de lucro de
carácter privado, que fue constituida en Madrid en 1981. Los
fines de la Fundación SISTEMA son:
fomentar el conocimiento y la difusión de las ciencias
sociales, promover el estudio e investigación de las
corrientes de pensamiento actuales, fomentar el estudio e
investigación en el ámbito de las ciencias sociales,
históricas y jurídicas y promocionar las artes y las
humanidades.
Fundación SISTEMA is a private non-profit foundation,
founded in Madrid in 1981. The aims of Fundación SISTEMA
are: promoting knowledge and diffusion of the social
sciences, promoting study and research of the current
schools of thought, in the fields of social, historical and
legal sciences, and promoting the arts and humanities.
Friends of Business History News
http://www.friendsofbusinesshistory.com/
Global MacroScope
http://www.globalmacroscope.com/
Global MacroScope is a heterodox financial news, views and
analysis portal. We offer regular commentary on
international financial and political economic events and
trends. Global MacroScope offers a different view of a
highly speculative world economy.
Global Policy Innovations Program
http://www.policyinnovations.org/about/overview
Over the last decade, the development engine appears to have
stalled in some regions. Many of the world’s poorest
countries are experiencing falling growth rates, rising
unemployment, and environmental degradation. Many in the
developing world have come to view free trade and financial
liberalization not as pathways to prosperity, but as tools
of exploitation. A growing body of innovative scholarship
offers promising strategies for sustainable development and
a fairer globalization. Yet, these proposals have not been
disseminated in a coordinated fashion. In response to this
challenge, the Global Policy Innovations program provides a
forum for pragmatic alternatives to the current global
economic order.
Heterodox Economics: a Facebook Group
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=5416534506
The group, set up by Jonathan Holt in October 2007, has 361
members and sees quite a lot of activity. There is a
discussion board with 17 topics running at the moment,
including Austrian economics, interest parity conditions,
'what is capitalism?', free trade and the developing world,
what's wrong with mainstream economics?, the ecosystem and
carbon offsets, marginalism, the global economy, central
banking, gift economy, and legalisation of drugs - with
nearly 500 contributions to these discussions posted so far.
The group's main page has links to a large number of online
resources from institutions to individuals' blogs, and
including this Newsletter.
Heterodox Economics for Environment and Development
Network (HEEDnet)
http://www.heednet.org
HEEDnet, the Heterodox Economics for Environment and
Development network, was set up in 2004 to bring alternative
approaches to economic analysis to the attention of the
environmental and sustainable development policy community
in the UK and to demonstrate how such approaches can better
support policy development. To date we have done this mainly
through developing links with researchers in heterodox
economics and providing platforms for them in Westminster
for evening seminars, which have achieved very good
attendance. We also have a internet list with almost 100
members. Further details can be obtained from
henry.leveson-gower@environment-agency.gov.uk. To join the
internet list (light traffic) send a blank email to
heednet-subscribe@yahoogroups.com.
Heterodox Economics Web
http://www.orgs.bucknell.edu/afee/hetecon.htm
Heterodox Micro Website
Professor Larry Reynolds of Boise State University has a web
site. On the site he has posted 6 chapters of an alternative
view of microeconomics. Since he is an Institutionalist,
heterodox economists who are teaching micro might be able to
use these chapters to provide some social context to
neoclassical mechanics. Basically he is trying to undermine
the publishers by providing fee e-books and materials. I
think that there are lots of us (heterodox economists) who
are quite capable of desktop publishing. There are two links
that are provided: the portal to Reynold’s entire web site
is
http://www.boisestate.edu/econ/lreynol/web/ and
the index of to the pdf electronic texts and other materials
is
http://www.boisestate.edu/econ/lreynol/web/Micro.htm.
The materials are free and anyone is welcome to use them.
You can contact Professor Reynold at
lreynolds@boisestate.edu.
Heterodox Theory of Social Costs - K. William Kapp
http://www.kwilliam-kapp.de
Heterodoxe Ökonomie
http://www.heterodoxe-oekonomie.net
Markt – Macht – Politik
Theorien für die Wirtschaftswissenschaft des 21.
Jahrhunderts
Wie funktioniert der Markt? Spielt Macht eine Rolle? Soll
ökonomische Theorie politisch sein? VertreterInnen
verschiedener ökonomischer Strömungen diskutieren in der
Auftaktveranstaltung des Club Heterodoxe Ökonomie aktuelle
Problemstellungen (Arbeitslosigkeit, Verteilungspolitik,
Instabilität auf Finanzmärkten, etc.) aus Sicht ihrer
Theorie. Nach der Podiumsdiskussion gibt es verschiedene
Möglichkeiten den individuellen Nutzen zu maximieren
(Buffet, Getränke, Small Talk, Diskussionen).
ReferentInnen:
Joachim Becker, WU Wien, Regulationstheorie
Reinhard Pirker, WU Wien, Institutionelle Ökonomie
Cornelia Staritz, WU Wien / zZ New School for Social
Research, Postkeynesianismus & Finanzmärkte
Engelbert Stockhammer, WU Wien, Postkeynesianische Ökonomie
Mittwoch, 21. Juni 2006 um 19.00 Uhr Weitere Infos:
Café 7stern
office@heterodoxe-oekonomie.net Siebensterngasse
31 in 1070 Wien
www.heterodoxe-oekonomie.net
erreichbar mit U3, 49, 13A
Ziele & Visionen des Club Heterodoxe Ökonomie
Der Club Heterodoxe Ökonomie ist ein Versuch unsere Vision
eines Netzwerks Heterodoxer ÖkonomInnen und Menschen, die
sich für eine facettenreiche Wissenschaft wie die Ökonomie
begeistern, zu realisieren.
Um vielfältiges menschliches Handeln und Wirtschaften zu
verstehen, benötigen wir ebenso vielfältige Werkzeuge dafür.
Vielfalt und Pluralität im ökonomischen Denken sind der
Schlüssel dazu – zu einer breiteren und reicheren
Wissenschaft. Der Club Heterodoxe Ökonomie soll deshalb als
Plattform und Wegbereiter für ÖkonomInnen, StudentInnen,
ProfessorInnen und FreundInnen der Heterodoxen Ökonomie
dienen.
Andreas Oberenzer, Antonia Glatter-Götz, Lucas Grafl &
Matthias Firgo von StudentInnen für StudentInnen,
ProfessorInnen und ÖkonomInnen
Ideas
http://www.networkideas.org
Ideas into Action
http://www.extremeinequality.org
Institutional Action and Progress is coordinating the
Working Group on Extreme Inequality, a new convening of
labor, business, religious and civic organizations concerned
about the growing concentration of wealth and power. The
Working Group has a new web portal for data, commentary and
action campaigns and has just released a new chartpack of
inequality statistics. Visit the website for constant
updates on the growing wealth divide.
International
Initiative for Promoting Political Economy (IIPPE)
http://www.soas.ac.uk/economics/research/iippe/international-initiative-for-promoting-political-economy-iippe.html
IIPPE was founded in 2006 with the aim of promoting
political economy in and of itself but also through critical
and constructive engagement with mainstream economics,
heterodox alternatives, interdisciplinarity, and activism
understood broadly as ranging across formulating progressive
policy through to support for progressive movements. Thus,
in terms of intellectual content and direction, we see
ourselves as commanding and criticising mainstream
economics, offering alternatives from within political
economy, addressing the nature of contemporary capitalism
and corresponding policy and applied issues, and drawing
upon and contributing to the presence of political economy,
and critique of "economics imperialism", within other
disciplines. Whilst we do not expect all who contribute to
be card-carrying “Marxist economists”, we do expect Marxist
political economy to have a core presence and to be treated
as such by participants. Whilst debate over Marx’s own
political economy as theory remains imperative, our own
position on value theory is well-established, and we are
keen to avoid continuing sterile and academic controversy at
the expense of more constructive engagement across
theoretical, empirical and practical issues. The current
intellectual retreats from the extremes, and agenda-setting,
of postmodernism and neo-liberalism mean that prospects
across the social sciences are more open than for a long
time, and some lasting and significant influence can be
exerted by concertedly promoting political economy both
within academia and more widely. If you wish to sign up to
or contact IIPPE, let us know by emailing
iippe@soas.ac.uk
International Network for Economic Research
http://www.infer-research.net
International Sorokin-Kondratieff Institute
http://www.kondratieff.nw.ru
http://ikf2007.ru/index.php?lang=eng
http://wwwinesnet.ru/ENG/
Intute: Social Sciences
http://www.intute.ac.uk/socialsciences/about.html
Intute: Social Sciences is the subject group of Intute that
provides the very best Web resources for education and
research for the social sciences, including law, business,
hospitality, sport and tourism. Intute: Social Sciences has
been created by bringing together two of the Hubs of the
Resource Discovery Network (RDN): Altis and SOSIG. In
combining the resources and services of these two services,
Intute: Social Sciences offers an easy to use and powerful
tool for discovering the best Internet resources in this
important range of subjects.
Levy Economics Institute
http://www.levy.org/
Prof. Dr.
Mario Nuti's Blog
"Transition"
http://www.dmarionuti.blogspot.com/
Marxists Internet Archive
http://www.marxists.org/archive/index.htm
National Jobs for All Coalition
http://www.njfac.org
The National Jobs for All Coalition is committed to building
a new movement for full employment at livable wages. This
goal unites a diverse group of otherwise divided,
single-issue constituencies. The Coalition includes
individuals and organizations with a wide range of
interests--workers', women's, children's and seniors'
rights, civil rights, and economic justice. Others work on
health care, the environment, economic conversion, are
academics, social workers and lawyers, artists or simply
concerned individuals. The goals of all of us would be
easier to reach if there were jobs for all at decent wages.
New Economics Foundation
http://www.neweconomics.org/gen/default.aspx
http://www.neweconomics.org/gen/z_sys_publicationdetail.aspx?pid=258
Open Source Economic Journals
http://www.doaj.org/doaj?func=subject&cpid=19
A collection of open source economics
journals
PEKEA
http://www.peka.org
Political and Ethical Knowledge on Economic Activities
(PEKEA) is an NGO in Special Consultative Status with the
Economic and Social Council of the United Nations granted in
July 2006. PEKEA is running as an open network, gathering
academics from various disciplines, people committed in
concrete actions and also local governments that are sharing
the objective defined below. Its participants seek to
contribute to, or simply support reflections on this
objective, especially during conferences (see our Recent
History). There are individual members of PEKEA, members of
associations or local authorities partnered with PEKEA and
sharing the same objective and the same argument They have
produced hundred of texts where we may find ideas on all
subjects thanks to our research engine: Pekea-doc.
Political Economy Research Institute
http://www.umass.edu/peri
Portes Para El Debate Teorico
http://www.geocities.com/aportexxi
Quest For Security
http://nzquest.blogspot.com
Quest For Security: Oliver Woods frequently discusses
economics from a heterodox perspective.
Research Network Macroeconomics and Macroeconomic
Policies
Since 1996 the Research Network Macroeconomics and
Macroeconomic Policies (RNM) has existed as a platform for
analysis, research and discussion of macroeconomic issues.
It is primarily based in Germany and Austria but cooperates
closely with similar networks in other countries, particular
in Europe. The Network is concerned to promote the revival
and development of macroeconomic approaches which have
tended to be eclipsed since the 1970s, especially in
Germany, as a result of the dominance of neoclassical,
monetarist and supply-side approaches. The Network aims to
be both a platform for discussions about economic theory as
well as a forum for economic policy debates: Macroeconomic
theory is seen as the basis for policies which aim at high
employment, environmentally sustainable growth, price
stability, reduced inequality, and the elimination of
poverty. In particular, the Network seeks to promote an
exchange between competing theoretical paradigms.
English:
http://www.boeckler.de/91434_36330.html
German:
http://www.boeckler.de/62170_62199.html
Research Network on Innovation
http://rrien.univ-littoral.fr
The Research Network on Innovation (RRI) was established in
2007 by economists and management of innovation scholars,
across different universities and institutions in France and
abroad. The Research Network on Innovation aims at promoting
the production and the diffusion of knowledge on the
information society and the economy of knowledge and
innovation, notably through inter-university relationships
and also between the worlds of research and of the
enterprise. The network develops common research projects,
consulting activities, editorial activities and organizes
scientific events.
Rethinking Development
http://www.rethinkingdevelopment.blogspot.com/
A new blog on "rethinking dvt economics" which will feature
new articles regularly from both young and experienced
critical economists.
Scholarly Exchange
http://www.scholarlyexchange.org
Website for creating free e-journals.
Sino-German School of Governance
A
heterodox research
branch in evolutionary economics
http://notesweb.uni-wh.de/wg/wiwi/wgwiwi.nsf/name/hp_profile-EN
http://www.on-China.de
http://www.politekonom.ru
http://www.evolutionaryeconomics.net
http://www.sigecee.org
http://www.china-colleg.de
http://www.idm-info.org
The Society for the Development of Austrian
Economics Listserv
The Society for the Development of Austrian Economics is
happy to announce the creation of a new scholarly listserv
dedicated to the discussion of Austrian economics:
The AustrianEcon listserv is a scholarly discussion list
sponsored by the Society for the Development of Austrian
Economics (SDAE). It is devoted to the ideas of the Austrian
school of economics and related contributions to the
understanding of human action and its consequences. We aim
for as broad a discussion as possible across any disciplines
or schools of thought that relate to Austrian economics. You
can request to join the list by emailing the list manager
Steve Horwitz at
sghorwitz@stlawu.edu.
Spanish Heterodox Website
http://www.eumed.net
El grupo eumed?net es un equipo de investigación
especializado en el estudio de las consecuencias económicas
y sociales de Internet. Promueve el uso social y educativo
de Internet. Organizamos congresos científicos
internacionales a través de Internet. Editamos y publicamos
libros y revistas académicas en forma electrónica para su
distribución gratuita en Internet. En este sitio web
ofrecemos cursos y abundante material educativo referido
especialmente a la Economía y las Ciencias Sociales.
El núcleo de nuestro trabajo en estos momentos es la edición
y mantenimiento de la Biblioteca de Economía y la
Enciclopedia Multimedia Interactiva EMVI.
El grupo eumed?net está reconocido oficialmente por la Junta
de Andalucía (SEJ 309) y está localizado en la Facultad de
Derecho de la Universidad de Málaga, Espańa.
En ENCUENTROS INTERNACIONALES DE ECONOMÍA:
http://www.eumed.net/eve/
En "Libros gratis de Economía":
http://www.eumed.net/cursecon/libreria/
En "Textos selectos":
http://www.eumed.net/cursecon/textos/index.htm
En "Grandes Economistas":
http://www.eumed.net/cursecon/economistas/
En "Diccionarios de Economía":
http://www.eumed.net/cursecon/dic/index.htm
Talking Union
http://talkungunion.wordpress.com/
True Cost Economics
http://www.truecosteconomics.org
A radical ecological orientation towards economics.
United for a Fair Economy
http://www.faireconomy.org/
United for a Fair Economy is a national, independent,
nonpartisan, organization. UFE raises awareness that
concentrated wealth and power undermine the economy, corrupt
democracy, deepen the racial divide, and tear communities
apart. We support and help build social movements for
greater equality.
Universidad de Malaga - grupo de investigacion
http://www.eumed.net
A Spanish website which is based on using internet for
teaching and investigation of Latin American Economy
Working Class Studies Association
http://www.wcstudies.org/
The Veblenite
http://degeocities.com/veblenite
Vereniging Institutionele en Politieke Economie
http://www.vipe-economie.nl/?Home
De 'Vereniging Institutionele en Politieke Economie' is een
Belgisch-Nederlandse vereniging van economen die een brede
waaier van stromingen binnen de economische wetenschap omvat.
De vereniging werd aanvankelijk opgericht onder de benaming
"Studiekring Post-Keynesiaanse Economie" in 1980 en in 1997
omgevormd tot "Vereniging Institutionele en Politieke
Economie", waarbij ook de Vereniging voor Politieke Economie
zich aansloot. De Vereniging heeft momenteel zo'n 150 leden.
De vereniging organiseert jaarlijks een conferentie rond een
bepaald thema waarvan de bijdragen worden gepubliceerd bij
Edward Elgar in een congresboek dat gratis aan de leden
wordt toegezonden. Bij de vereniging hoort ook een
nieuwsbrief met nieuws vanuit het bestuur, met bijdragen van
de leden zelf, met informatie over de leden en met
aankondigingen van voor leden interessante conferenties en
workshops.
Het bestuur van de vereniging wordt verkozen op de
jaarlijkse ledenvergadering die meestal op de dag van de
conferentie wordt gehouden. Elk aangesloten lid kan zich op
deze vergadering kandidaat stellen voor een bestuursfunctie.
Het bestuur streeft ernaar om naast een beperkt kernbestuur
te beschikken over minstens één medewerker per universiteit
in Nederland en België die bereid is als contactpersoon voor
de vereniging op te treden.
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