Programme, 4th Eshet - Jshet Joint Conference 

 

Programme, revised version (9 SEP)

 

Venue: Otaru University of Commerce

 

Friday, September 11, 2015

 

9h00 – 9h30: Registration

 

9h30 – 10h00: Opening speeches

 

• Prof. Hideo Tanaka, President of the JSHET
• Prof. Annalisa Rosselli, Past-President of the ESHET
  
  

 

10h00 – 11h30:  Session A: Classical Economic thought and war

 

　Chairperson: Susumu Takenaga

 

• « Why the wars? And how to pay them? A comparison between Hume and Smith » - Daniel Diatkine (Universite d'Evry)
• Discussant: Shinji Nohara
  
  
• « Adam Smith and War » -Hideo Tanaka (Aichi-Gakuin University)
• Discussant: Maria Pia Paganelli
  
  
• « More commerce, more wars: Adam Smith and David Hume on the effects of economic development on warfare » -Reinhard Schumacher (University of Potsdam) & Maria Pia Paganelli (Trinity University)
• Discussant: Daniel Diatkine

 

11h30 –13h30: Lunch

 

13h30 – 14h30: Session B: Liberalism in the interwar period

 

　Chairperson: Giovanni Farese

 

• « New Liberalism in pre-war Japan: a study of the Magazine, The New Liberalism » -Shimpei Yamamoto (Osaka City University)
• Discussant: Alexandre Cunha
  
  
• « The LSE’s federalism during the wars: Robbins and Beveridge’s liberalisms» - Atsushi Komine (Ryukoku University)
• Discussant: Taku Eriguchi

 

 

14h30 – 15h00 : Coffee-break

 

15h00 – 16h30: Session C: HET of the Inter-war period in prospect of the post-war

 

　Chairperson: Philippe Steiner

 

• « The war-time economy and the theory of price controls » - Annalisa Rosselli (Università di Roma “Tor Vergata”) & Paolo Paesani (Università  di  Roma  “Tor  Vergata”)
• Discussant: Susumu Egashira
  
  
• « “Communauté de Travail” and “Coexistence Pacifique”: François Perroux’s contributions to corporatism and its reshaping in the postwar period » - Alexandre Cunha (Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais)
• Discussant: Atsushi Komine
  
  
• «Yasuma Takata at crisis in the history of economic thought » - Tsutomu Hashimoto (Hokkaido University)
• Discussant: Paolo Paesani

 

 

16h30 – 17h00 :  Coffee-break

 

17h00 – 18h30:  Session D: Credit and economy in 17th-18th century

 

　Chairperson: Yutaka Furuya

 

• « Land-bank projects after the establishment of the Bank of England » - Seiichiro Ito (Ohtsuki City College)
• Discussant: John Gent
  
  
• « Abundance and scarcity during and after the Napoleonic Wars: the British Restriction of 1797-1821, bank balance sheets and the birth of two timeless monetary policy paradigms » - John Gent (London School of Economics & Political Science)
• Discusant: Natalia Tammone
  
  
• « Lauderdale on war and finance: a critique of the sinking fund, the mercantile system, and the war » - Jean-Daniel Boyer (Université de Strasbourg) & Simon Hupfel (University of Upper Alsace)
• Discussant: Alain Clément

 

 

Saturday, September 12, 2015

 

10h00 – 11h30: Session E: Consequences of war

 

　Chairperson: Annalisa Rosselli

 

• « War in the history of economic thought:the economists and the question of war » - Gerhard Michael Ambrosi (University of Trier)
• Discussant: Yukihiro Ikeda
  
  
• « Planning liberalism ordoliberal sight on post-war German economic order (1945-1948) » - Raphaël Fèvre (Université de Lausanne - Geopolis)
• Discussant: Tadashi Ohtsuki
  
  
• « Concealing the lessons from the war? : Wartime experience of Japanese economics and economists » - Tadashi Ohtsuki (Gunma University)
• Discussant: Yoshifumi Ozawa

 

 

11h30 – 12h00: Coffee Break

 

12h00 – 13h00: Session F: Classical economic thought

 

　Chairperson: Maria Pia Paganelli

 

• « The role of social science in Priestley’s thought : political economy and wealth as sources of peace in the world » - Akihito Matsumoto (Tokushima Bunri Univ.)
• Discussant: Reinhard Schumacher

 

 

13h00 – 14h30: Lunch

 

14h30 – 15h30: Session G: Cambridge economists

 

　Chairperson: Atsushi Komine

 

• « Pigou on war finance and state intervention » - Rogério Arthmar (Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo Brazi) & Michael McLure (University of Western Australia)
• Discussant: Gerhard Michael Ambrosi
  
  
• « Utilitarianism as D.H. Robertson’s groundwork for economics: based on his papers during the early years of WWI » - Junki Nakakitaura (Doshisha University)
• Discussant: Rogério Arthmar

 

 

15h30 – 16h00 : Coffee-break

 

16h00 – 17h00:  Session H: Army  and economic thought

 

　Chairperson: Takuo Dome

 

• « French Political Economy, Industrialism and the Demise of War » - Philippe Steiner (Université Paris-Sorbonne &Institut Universitaire de France)
• Discussant: Deniz T. Kilincoglu
  
  
• « Studying economics as war effort: the first economic treatise in the Ottoman Empire and its militaristic motivations » -Deniz T. Kilincoglu (Middle East Technical University-Northern Cyprus Campus)
• Discussant: Akihito Matsumoto

 

 

19h00   Gala Dinner

 

 

 

Sunday, September, 13 2015

 

10h00 – 11h30:  Session I: How to think of economy and society

 

　Chairperson: Paolo Paesani

 

• « Kenneth Arrow’s idea of justice » -Nao Saito (Tohoku Gakuin University)
• Discussant: Masanobu Sato
  
  
• « Historical contexts of Frederick Soddy’s biophysical economics: the First World War and “the Inversion of Science” » - Manabu Kuwata (University of Tokyo)
• Discussant: Raphaël Fèvre
  
  
• «The role of Hans Kelsen in Hayek’s initiation » - Shigeki Tomo (Kyoto Sangyo University, under dispute)
• Discussant: Naoki Haraya

 

 

11h30 – 13h30:  Lunch

 

13h30 – 15h00: Session J: HET in 18th century

 

　Chairperson: Alexandre Cunha

 

• « The effects of commerce and war in Adam Smith » - Shinji Nohara (University of Tokyo)
• Discussant: Simon Hupfel
  
  
• « The food weapon: milestones in the history of a concept (17th-19th centuries) » - Alain Clément (Faculté de Droit et d'Économie Université de Tours)
• Discussant: Hiroaki Itai
  
  
• « The impact of the Napoleonic Wars in Portugal: the economic thought of José das Neves Acúrsio and Mouzinho da Silveira » - Natalia Tammone (Universidade de São Paulo)
• Discussant: Jean-Daniel Boyer

 

 

15h00 – 15h30:  Coffee-break

 

15h30 – 17h00:   Session K: War and international relations

 

　Chairperson: Yukihiro Ikeda

 

• « Ideas at war. The Chatham House Circle (1941-1946) and the birth of development economics » - Giovanni Farese (European University of Rome)
• Discussant: Takato Kasai
  
  
• «The cause of war and role of people by Karl Polanyi: a change in realm of international relations after The Great Transformation » - Takato Kasai (Doshisha University)
• Discussant: Tsutomu Hashimoto
  
  
• « Sidney and Beatrice Webb on free trade and national minimum: a proposal of international order for the coming age of welfare states » - Taku Eriguchi (Seinan Gakuin University)
• Discussant: Giovanni Farese