J. M. Kaplan Workshop in Politics, Philosophy and Economics
-Fall
2001-
The Kaplan Workshop meets every Friday, unless otherwise noted, from 2:00 to 3:30 in Rm. 318 Enterprise Hall. Papers are distributed a week in advance and participants are expected to read the papers in advance.
DATE |
presenter |
title |
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August 31 |
Tyler Cowen Economics George Mason University
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Entrepreneurship,
Austrian Economics and the Quarrel Between Philosophy and Poetry |
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September 7 |
Barry Smith Philosophy SUNY- Buffalo
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September 14 |
NO SEMINAR |
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September 21 |
George Selgin Economics University of Georgia |
No
Problem: The Private Sector's Solution to Britain's Small Change Shortage,
1787-1797 |
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September 28 |
Russell Hardin Politics New York University |
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October 5 |
Deirdre McCloskey Economics, History and
English University of Illinois, Chicago Circle |
Bourgeois Virtue |
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October 12 |
NO SEMINAR |
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October 19 |
Sam Bostaph Economics University of Dallas
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October 26 |
Stuart Warner Philosophy Roosevelt University |
Grounded
in Nature: An Essay on Adam Smith’s Theory of Moral Sentiments |
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November 2 |
Samuel Hollander Economics Ben-Gurion University of
the Negev |
Economic Organization,
Distribution and the Equality Issue: The Marx-Engles Perspective |
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November 8* (Thursday) |
Peter Kurrild-Klitgaard Politics Columbia University |
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November 13*(Tuesday) |
Simone A. Wegge Economics City University of New York |
Do migrant origins matter?
Migrants vs. Stayers in Mid-19th Century Germany |
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November 30 |
Roderick Long Philosophy Auburn University |
Wittgenstein,
Austrian Economics and the Logic of Action: Praxeological Investigations |
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December 7 |
Mario Rizzo Economics New York University
|
The Slippery Slope and the
Movement Away from Liberty |