The objectives of the 182 EAAE Seminar are to bring together scholars and researchers that will exchange ideas, practices and research initiatives that cover the current developments in biodiversity, sustainability and the agri-food supply chain. The ultimate goal of these objectives is to...

Proposals for presentations of research papers on any topics in the history of economics are invited.

Themes of the EAAE seminar: - The Role of Technology in Sustainable Agriculture and Food Security - New Technologies (biotechnology, green technologies, information and communication technologies, etc.) and Changes in Supply Chain Organization and Performance - New Technologies and their...

The history of economics will be interpreted broadly, and historical papers on both mainstream and heterodox economics are welcome.

Submission of sessions comprising three papers, or a single paper to be allocated to a session by the organiser, are welcome. The history of economics will be interpreted broadly, and historical papers on both mainstream and heterodox economics are welcome.

Papers in all fields of the history of economic thought are welcome, including mid-to-late 20th century economic thought. [gemäß den Informationen des Anbieters - according to site editor's information] The website is no longer available.

Contributors to the History of Economic Thought from other HET Societies around the world are also most welcome to register and participate at this conference.

The seminar aims at constituting an opportunity to highlight the adverse effects for the agro-food sector and rural economy due to the recent financial crisis and food markets speculation, to measure and evaluate the depth of the damage in the affected areas, to develop and discuss solutions and...

The theme of this year’s conference will be ‘The Future of the History of Economic Thought’. Consequently we hope to have as many young Australian-based HET scholars to give papers on their research topics.