Workshop in Philosophy, Politics and Economics

-Fall 2004-

Mondays 2:00-3:30

Rm. 318 Enterprise Hall

DATE	PRESENTER	TOPIC
August 30	Francis Fukuyama International Studies Johns Hopkins University	State-Building: What We Don't Know about Transferring Institutions to Developing Countries
September 13	Metin Cosgel Economics University of Connecticut	Religious Identity and Consumption
September 20	Tony Carilli and Gregory Dempster Economics Hampden Sydney College	Is Austrian Business Cycle Theory Still Relevant?
September 27 *will start at 1:00pm*	Chandran Kukuthas Political Science University of Utah	Anarcho-Multiculturalism: A Pure Theory of Liberalism
October 4	David Harper Economics New York University	Trade, Language and Communication
November 1	Jena Bednar Political Science University of Michigan	The Robust Federation
November 8	Jeffrey Friedman Political Science Barnard College	Death to Homo Economicus: An Even More Minimal Model of Economics, in the Austrian Spirit
November 15	Roland Fryer Economics Harvard University	TBA
November 29	Darrene Hackler Political Science George Mason University	Bandwidth or Bust:  Local Economic Development in the New Economy
December 6	Amar Bhide Economics Columbia University	Entrepreneurship in India

* Papers will be available 1 week in advance outside of Professor Boettke’s office, Rm. 324 Enterprise Hall.