STOREP Conference 2014

11th STOREP Conference

The Many Facets of Economics and Its History: Global and Local Approaches

Bergamo, 26-28 June
via Salvecchio 19 – Città Alta – Bergamo

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Young Scholars Awards

Invited Speakers Roger E. Backhouse, University of Birmingham Kevin D. Hoover, Duke University

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History of Economics Society Growth and Outreach Fund
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