2nd History of Economics Summer School in Latin America (HESSLA)
State and Capitalism in the History of Economics
O Cedeplar/UFMG em parceria com o Departamento de Economia da UFOP, receberá este ano a 2nd History of Economics Summer School in Latin America (HESSLA) da Associação Latino-Americana de História do Pensamento Econômico (ALAHPE). O evento cujo tema será “State and Capitalism in the History of Economics”, terá lugar entre os dias 7 e 10 de fevereiro no Salão Nobre da Escola de Minas da UFOP, no centro de Ouro Preto. O evento reunirá pesquisadore[a]s jovens e experientes que trabalham nas áreas de história do pensamento econômico e metodologia da economia para uma semana de intensa e rica interação acadêmica. Um time de importantes especialistas internacionais na área estará a cargo das palestras principais, são eles: Keith Tribe, Verónica Montecinos, Jimena Hurtado, Harald Hagemann, Mauro Boianovsky, Roberto Luís de Melo Monte-Mór, Andrés Álvarez, Pedro Garcia Duarte e Ramón García Fernández. Além das palestras, a escola de verão também contará com sessões dedicadas à apresentação de pesquisas em andamento de 12 estudantes avançado[a]s de pós-graduação e acadêmico[a]s em início de carreira, com espaço para discussões longas e detalhadas. Confira a programação completa do evento no site. Interessado[a]s em participar do evento como ouvintes podem entrar em contato com os organizadores pelo email hessla2017@gmail.com.
Com a organização a cargo de Alexandre Mendes Cunha e Carlos Eduardo Suprinyak do Cedeplar/UFMG, contando com a colaboração de Daniel do Val Cosentino da UFOP, e Jimena Hurtado e Andrés Álvarez da Universidade de Los Andes (Colômbia), o evento recebeu o apoio e financiamento das seguintes instituições: History of Economics Society (HES), Institute for New Economic Thinking (INET), CNPq, CAPES e FAPEMIG.
PROGRAM IN DETAIL
Tuesday, February 7th
9 to 12am – Shuttle: Belo Horizonte – Ouro Preto
12am to 1:30pm – Lunch
1:30 to 2pm – Welcome Address
Alexandre Mendes Cunha (Cedeplar/Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais)
Carlos Eduardo Suprinyak (Cedeplar/Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais)
Daniel do Val Cosentino (Universidade Federal de Ouro Preto)
2 to 3:30pm – Lecture:
Capitalism in History
Keith Tribe (independent scholar)
3:30 to 4pm – Coffee Break
4 to 4:45pm – Young Scholar Presentation:
Inequality as Lack of Co-operation in Economic Thought
Mónica Hernández (New School for Social Research)
4:45 to 5:30pm – Young Scholar Presentation:
Utility Matters: Malinvaud and growth theory in the 1950s and 1960s
Matheus Assaf (Universidade de São Paulo)
Wednesday, February 8th
9 to 10:30am – Lecture:
Utilitarianism, Liberalism, and Economic Morality
Jimena Hurtado (Universidad de Los Andes)
10:30 to 11am – Coffee Break
11 to 11:45am – Young Scholar Presentation:
Paternalism and the Public Household
Maxime Desmarais-Tremblay (University of Lausanne)
11 to 11:45am – Young Scholar Presentation:
Foucault’s Archeology of Knowledge in Thorstein Veblen
Carine de Almeida Vieira (Universidade Federal do ABC)
12:30 to 2pm – Lunch
2 to 3:30pm – Lecture:
The German Historical School: nationalism, historicism and protectionism
Harald Hagemann (University of Hohenheim)
3:30 to 4pm – Coffee Break
4 to 4:45pm – Young Scholar Presentation:
Otto Neurath and Ludwig von Mises: Late Enlightenment between physicalism, essentialism, and methodological individualism
Alexander Linsbichler (University of Vienna)
4:45 to 5:30pm – Young Scholar Presentation: International Diffusion of Economic Thought and the Brazilian Academy in the 1950s: Eugênio Gudin and the Revista Brasileira de Economia
Victor Cruz e Silva (Universidade Federal do Paraná)
Thursday, February 9th
9 to 10:30am – Lecture: Economic Crises, Stagnation, and Macroeconomics
Mauro Boianovsky (Universidade de Brasília)
10:30 to 11am – Coffee Break
11 to 11:45am – Young Scholar Presentation: Political Economy and Possibilism: toward and open notion of development
Andrés Mauricio Guiot (Universidad de Los Andes)
11 to 11:45am – Young Scholar Presentation:
Incorporating the Phillips Curve in Inflation Theories in Brazil
Jéssica Gesiene Nascimento (Universidade Federal do ABC)
12:30 to 2pm – Lunch
2 to 3:30pm – Lecture:
Economists and State Bureaucracies in the Postwar Era
Verónica Montecinos (Pennsylvania State University)
3:30 to 4pm – Coffee Break
4 to 4:45pm – Young Scholar Presentation:
Triffin Dilemma and Regional Approach: an appraisal
Pierre-Hernan Rojas (Université Paris Dauphine)
4:45 to 5:30pm – Young Scholar Presentation:
Hirschman vs. Public Choice: citizens and consumers
Rafael Galvão de Almeida (Cedeplar/Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais)
Friday, February 10th
9 to 10:30am – Lecture:
Economic Development and the Environment
Roberto Luis Monte-Mor (Cedeplar/Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais)
10:30 to 11am – Coffee Break
11 to 11:45am – Young Scholar Presentation:
Sraffa’s 1920s Critique and Its Relevance for the Assessment of Current Mainstream Microeconomic Analysis
Gabriel Brondino (Universidad de Buenos Aires)
11 to 11:45am
Young Scholar Presentation: The History and Philosophy of Ecological Economics: a contribution to the debate on methodological pluralism
Marco Paulo Vianna Franco (Cedeplar/Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais)
12:30 to 2pm – Lunch
2 to 3:30pm ALAHPE Rountable:
Perspectives for the History of Economics in Latin America Andrés Álvarez (Universidad de Los Andes)
Pedro Garcia Duarte (Universidade de São Paulo)
Ramón García Fernández (Universidade Federal do ABC)
3:30 to 6pm – Visit to the Mariana disaster site
Saturday, February 11th
9 to 12am – Shuttle: Ouro Preto – Belo Horizonte