2022: Nancy Cartwright: Is economics the queen of the social sciences? The bad news—and the good Themen: - The vanity of rigour
- Economics: the inexact science
- Objectivity – to be found
- The queen vs the Motley assembly
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2022: Mariana Mazzucato: The Entrepreunerial State Themen (Die ersten drei Lectures wurden videoaufgezeichnet und können unter den Links aufgerufen werden): The Entrepreneurial State: debunking public versus private sector myths The Value of Everything: making and taking in the global economy A Mission Oriented Lens on the Economy Q&A: Ask me anything |
2019: Larry Samuelson: Reasoning in Large Worlds Themen: - In Search of a State Space
- Model-Based Inference
- A Model of Induction
- Learning (Not?) to Trade
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2018: Werner Plumpe: Kapitalismus im evolutionären Paradigma Themen: - Die Dynamik des Kapitalismus
- Ein europäischer Sonderweg
- Aufstieg, Fall und Aufstieg des Kapitalismus
- Der historische Ort des Kapitalismus
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2017: Werner Güth: Games and Experiments - Theoretical Concepts and Experimental Findings Themen: - On Behavioral Economics And Ultimatum Experiments
- Egalitarian Corporate Governance - Experiment on Co-Determination via Fair Bidding
- Push, Pull or Both? - On Indirect Evolution
- Rationality With(out) Noise Versus (non) Optimal Satisficing - A Portfolio Choice Experiment
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2016: Paul De Grauwe: Lectures in Behavioural Macroeconomics Themen: |
2015: Neri Salvadori: Ricardo's Theory of Growth and Accumulation. A modern view Themen: - A Modern Ricardian Theory: The One-sector Model
- A Modern Ricardian Theory: The Two-sector Model
- A Modern Ricardian Theory: Foreign Trade
- A Modern Ricardian Theory: Technical Change
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2014: Jacques Thisse: Does Space Matter for Economic Theory? Themen: - The breakdown of the competitive paradigm in a spatial economy: what's the issue and what are the solutions?
- From von Thünen to Krugman through Launhardt and Hotelling: how to model competition across space
- Can monopolistic and spatial competition be reconciled? Beyond the CES
- Why do cities exist? Because proximity (still) matters
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2013: Manfred J. Holler: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly: From Ethics to Economics and Back Again Themen: - Is there a Second Mover Advantage?
- From Desires to Preferences and to Decisions
- The Forming of Expectations and Its Failure
- Is it Better to Be Loved or Feared? The Modern Machiavelli
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2012: Sir Anthony Atkinson: Public Economics in an Age of Austerity Themen: - Public economics and austerity
- Taxing the rich
- Models can become prisons
- Global public economics
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2011: Carl Christian von Weizäcker: Homo Oeconomicus Adaptivus Themen: - Freedom, Rationality, Welfare, and Adaptive Preferences
- The Hypothesis of Adaptive Preferences: Foundations in Psychology and Human Evolution
- Schumpeterian Innovation: Justification of Decentralised Decision Making under Adaptive Preferences
- The State, the Market, Social Philosophy, and Adaptive Preferences
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2010: Joel Mokyr: Culture and Economic History Themen: - Culture and Modern Economic Growth
- The Cultural Origins of Economic Modernization
- The Cultural Origins of the Industrial Revolution
- Culture, Institutions, and the Beginning of Modern Growth
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2009: Philippe Aghion: Schumpeterian Growth Theory and Growth Policy Design - Schumpeterian Paradigm and the Notion of Appropriate Growth Policy
- Higher Education and Growth
- Environment and Directed Technical Change
- Macroeconomic Policy and Growth
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2008: Donald G. Saari: The Incredible Complexity of the Social Sciences Themen: - We vote, but do we elect whom we really want?
- Why is it that no matter how hard we try, somebody can propose an "improvement"?
- The surprising complexity of economics
- The responsibility of the social sciences to assist the engineering and physical sciences
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2007: Alan Kirman: The Economy as a Complex Interactive System: Theory, Empirical Evidence, and Experiments Themen: - Individual and aggregate rationality: neither is the result of the other
- Markets and their organisation: some theory and examples
- Empirical and experimental evidence for the relation between micro and macro behaviour
- What does this approach help us to explain? Bubbles, crashes and loyalty
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2006: Simon Gächter: Behavioral Economics: From Homo Economicus to Homo Sapiens Themen: - Behavioural Economics: A Paradigm Shift in the Economic Sciences?
- Contracts, Competition, and Cooperation
- The Psychology and Economics of Incentives in Organisations
- Economic Policy from a Behavioural Perspective
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2005: Amit Bhaduri: The Macroeconomics of Growth and Innovations Themen: - The Present State of Growth Theory: the Demand and the Supply Side
- Distribution of Income and its Demand Side Consequences
- Innovation, Competition and the Supply Side
- Towards a General Framework of Analysis: its Main Implications
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2004: Richard N. Langlois: The Dynamics of Industrial Capitalism: Schumpeter, Chandler, and the New Economy Themen: - Progressive Rationalization
- Personal Capitalism
- The Rise of the Corporation
- The Return of the Entrepreneur
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2002: Alan S. Milward: Trade and Politics in the European Community Themen: - Trade and Politics in the European Community
- Non-Discrimination and Trade Preferences in Economic Development
- Trade and the Expansion of the European Community
- Structural Change in Europe´s Trade and Politics
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2001: Duncan K. Foley: Unholy Trinity. Labour, Capital and Land in the New Economy Themen: - Complexity, Self-organisation and Political Economy
- Innovative Capitalism and the Distribution of Income
- Can Political Economy Save Us from Global Warming?
- The New Economy and the Population of the Earth
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2000: Erich W. Streissler: Exchange Rates and International Financial Markets Themen: - Exchange Rates in the Light of Schumpeter, but not of Diocletian.
Friedman's Case for Flexible Exchange Rates versus Random Walks in Theory and Practice - Interest Parity and Purchasing Power Parity - Which Kind of Equilibria?
Process Analysis of Temporal Exchange Rate Equilibria - Further Results on Process Equilibria and Countervailing Forces Making for Mean Reversion
Stabilization through Bounded Interest Rates and Exchange Rate Theory without the Contrivance of Macroeconomics - On the Neutrality of Money - Or the Story of Anarchasis the Scythian
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1999: Ian Steedman: Consumption and Time |
1997: Nathan Rosenberg: Schumpeter and the Endogeneity of Technology |
1996: Brian J. Loasby: Knowledge, Institutions and Evolution in Economics |
1995: J. Stanley Metcalfe: Evolutionary Economics and Creative Destruction |
