15th STOREP Annual Conference: Infographic

Mario Cedrini 28 March 2018 STOREP Annual Conference

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What’s New: STOREP Initiatives

STOREPGrant 2024: Apply! (deadline: June 15)
21 Apr 2024

We are pleased to announce the launch of the new round of STOREPGrants. STOREP members are invited to submit innovative small-scale research projects that fall into one or more of the following three categories: research projects in the history of political economy, the history of economic thought, and the history of economics; research projects exploring economic issues on an inter/transdisciplinary basis; research projects explicitly promoting heterodox approaches to economic theory. Proposals are scrutinized on their quality and relevance by a selection committee composed of three members nominated by the Executive Committee, avoiding any conflict of interest. The selection committee may award up to Continua / Read more →
“L’insegnamento di Augusto Graziani // tra teoria e politica economica. A dieci anni dalla scomparsa” (9-10 maggio 2024, Benevento)
10 Apr 2024

L’insegnamento di Augusto Graziani // tra teoria e politica economica A dieci anni dalla scomparsa Augusto Graziani si spegneva nella sua casa di Napoli il 5 gennaio 2014, dopo una lunga malattia, circondato dall’affetto di familiari e allievi. Ma il suo insegnamento è vivo e illumina studi e ricerche in tutto il mondo. Il suo approccio teorico alla descrizione del funzionamento dell’economia capitalistica, fondato sulla analisi della circolazione monetaria, ed intimamente connesso alla visione di studiosi come Marx, Keynes e Schumpeter, alimenta la ricerca scientifica sul circuito monetario e in generale sulla teoria monetaria postkeynesiana. La sua analisi del dualismo Continua / Read more →
Elections of STOREP officers, 2024-2027: Candidates
12 Mar 2024

Elections of STOREP officers (President, Secretary, Members of the Executive Committee, Auditors, and, in a separate ballot, Young Scholars Representative) for the next triennium will be held in April 2024. Only current members (that is, scholars who have become members in 2024 or renewed their membership for the current year) shall be entitled to vote. Memberships can be renewed by following the instructions at this link. Voting instructions will be posted on this website and notified to members shortly. The list of candidates, with profiles and photos, is available here. Continua / Read more →
“ESHET-STOREP Joint Session”: Economic policies, inequalities, social improvement: a historical perspective
3 Mar 2024

ESHET-STOREP Joint Session Economic policies, inequalities, social improvement: a historical perspective The 2024 STOREP conference in Milan intends to explore the issue of inequalities in today’s economies, its various dimensions, and why inequalities are de facto accepted as an almost ineliminable feature of capitalist societies. ESHET members are called upon to contribute to the organization of a joint session with STOREP to discuss specific historical perspectives on the issue of inequalities, but also (enlarging the perspective, in line with the main topic of the Annual ESHET meeting), the contribution that economics and policymaking can offer to social improvement. We invite interested scholars to Continua / Read more →
G. Guarini e A. Zanotelli, “Economia sabbatica. Per una destinazione universale dei beni” (Marcianum Press 2024)
27 Feb 2024

Giulio Guarini, Alex Zanotelli Economia sabbatica. Per una destinazione universale dei beni Anno: 2024 Numero pagine: 168 ISBN: 978-88-6512-955-5 Pagina web sul sito di Marcianum Press Grazie al progresso tecnologico, la capacità produttiva mondiale ha oggi raggiunto livelli mai sperimentati prima, ma con un carico di costi sociali e ambientali sempre più insostenibili; diviene quindi ancora più dirimente l’interrogativo al centro dell’economia sabbatica che è insito nella parola manna: Cosa è questa abbondanza? È vero miglioramento della qualità della vita per tutti, o ricchezza accumulata? Dopo aver illustrato le fondamenta bibliche dell’economia sabbatica incentrata sulla giustizia sociale, derivante dalla storia Continua / Read more →

What's New: HET Events

Antoine Missemer, “A New History of Environmental and Natural Resource Economics”, Torino, April 11
3 Apr 2024

Antoine Missemer CNRS, CIRED Paris A New History of Environmental and Natural Resource Economics Spring seminars of the Doctoral Program in Global History of Empires, Università di Torino (Campus Luigi Einaudi, room 3D440) and online on Thursday, April 11, at 4 pm. Abstract: The conventional history of environmental economics, dealing with resource depletion, pollution, climate change, biodiversity loss, is quite well known. From the Classics (Ricardo, Malthus) to Jevons’s coal question, Marshall’s and Pigou’s externalities, Hardin’s tradgedy of the commons and Nordhaus’s climate model, this (mainly Anglo-Saxon) history is, however, not the only one to tell. From the Renaissance to the Continua / Read more →
M. Alacevich, “Economic Growth in a Post-Imperial World. Albert O. Hirschman and the Political Consequences of Economic Development” (Torino, March 7)
5 Mar 2024

Thursday, March 7, 2 pm, room 3 D4 40: Doctoral program in Global history of empires Michele Alacevich (Università di Bologna) author of Albert O. Hirschman. An Intellectual Biography, Columbia University Press, 2022. “Economic Growth in a Post-Imperial World. Albert O. Hirschman and the Political Consequences of Economic Development” Discussants: Mario Cedrini and Mattia Steardo (Università di Torino) (online at https://unito.webex.com/meet/imperial.history) Continua / Read more →
DEEP Workshop Series: Monetary innovations in financial history, Lessons for CBDC design
27 Feb 2024

DEEP Workshop Series: Monetary innovations in financial history, Lessons for CBDC design L’annuncio relativo alla possibile introduzione dell’euro digitale e più in generale di valute digitali di banca centrale (CBDC) ha generato un importante dibattito sul futuro dei sistemi monetari. Qualora le passività delle banche centrali diventassero accessibili anche ai cittadini, vi sarebbe la possibilità concreta che esse fossero viste come sostitutive anziché come complementari ai depositi bancari tradizionali. Ciò potrebbe costringere le banche a trasformare i loro modelli di business, con potenziali effetti strutturali sul sistema finanziario. In risposta a questa prospettiva, molti esperti hanno suggerito di cogliere l’opportunità Continua / Read more →
Cfp: “The Failed Epistemologies of AI?”, Annals of the Fondazione Luigi Einaudi
20 Feb 2024

The Failed Epistemologies of AI? Making Sense of AI Errors, Failures and Their Impacts on Society Editors Prof. Veronica Barassi (veronica.barassi@unisg.ch) Dr. Philip Di Salvo (philip.disalvo@unisg.ch) School of Humanities and Social Sciences University of St. Gallen Generative artificial intelligence tools and large language models are gaining a prominent space in our society. Probably for the first time in history, humans have now to relate and interact with technological systems capable of producing and generating new content and knowledge mimicking humans’ imagination, speech, and behaviors in ways that was not possible before. This new state of things brings inevitably profound consequences and potential sea changes Continua / Read more →
“Capitals and Capabilities in the On-Life Era”: EoF School, 4th edition (March-September 2024)
14 Feb 2024

Why Capitals and Capabilities in the On-Life Era? The EoF School 4th edition tackles the profound transformations in the global economy, specifically focusing on the interplay between the digital and real aspects of our lives. Pope Francis’ call to find the ‘unity of the opposites’ in the contemporary global economy is at the heart of our exploration. In the on-life era, where digital and real experiences coalesce, we delve into the essential question: What capitals and capabilities do we need to address the challenges of this era? How can we fight injustices and give soul to the world economy in Continua / Read more →