J M Kaplan Workshop in Politics, Philosophy and Economics

-Spring 2001-

Papers will be available 1 week prior to the workshop outside of Professor Boettke's office, 324 Enterprise Hall. The workshop will meet on Fridays from 2:00 to 3:30 in the Economics Department Seminar Room,  318 Enterprise Hall.

January 19* * Special time 3:00 to 4:30	Steve Horwitz Economics St. Lawrence University	The Function of the Family in the Great Society
February 2	Roger Koppl Economics Fairleigh Dickinson University	All That I Have to Say Has Already Crossed Your Mind
February 9	Stephen Littlechild Economics Univeristy of Birmingham and Cambridge University	Why We Need Electricity Retailers
February 16	Todd Zywicki Law George Mason University	The Political Economy of Tort Law and Tort Reform
February 22 *Thursday*	Jerry Muller History Catholic University	The Untimely Liberalism of F. A. Hayek
March 2	Paul Zak Economics Claremont Graduate School	The Path to Prosperity
March 16	Andrew Sellgren Economics George Mason University	Bureaucracy and Secrecy: An American Tragedy
March 23	Guido Huelsman Economics Ludwig von Mises Institute	Counterfactual Laws of Human Action
April 6	Dan Klein Economics Santa Clara University	The Demand and Supply of Assurance
April 20	Kevin Quinn Economics Bowling Green State University	The Loss of the World: The Other Adam Smith Problem
April 27	Ronald Hamowy History University of Alberta	The Genesis and Early History of the Veterans Administration