10th November (Saturday)
 

Time		Room 1 (B-101)	Room 2 (B-103)	Room 3 (B-202)
9:50	Opening Address by the Orgnizer (Room 1)
9:55       10:55	Title Speaker Chair	The Idea of 'magistrate' in David Hume's view of polity and economy Ryu Susato Hideo Tanaka	Morishima "Dynamic economic theory" and the socio-economics Atsushi Nishi Takkutoshi Inoue	Frand Knight and Institutionalism Masanobu Sato Tetsuo Taka
11:00         12:00	Title Speaker Chair	A study of Adam Smith's 'natural liberty' Satoshi Ito Hisashi Shinohara	Increasing returns in endogenous growth theory Shosuke Honma Takuo Dome	Rethinking "The great transformation" through his "Hamlet" Kaori Yanagida Hiroshi Uchida
12:00 13:00	Lunchtime and Secretary Meeting
13:00 14:00	General Assembly (Room 1)
14:05     15:05	Title Speaker Chair	Chuhei Sugiyama's view of mercantilism Toshiaki Ogose Ikuo Omori	Conflict between studies of Keynes's theory of economic theory and theoretical analysis Toshiaki Hirai Shoichi Hashimoto	Karl Polany's image of Pauperism: political economy and utopia in "the great trasformation" Midori Wakamori Etsuko Yasukawa
15:10       16:10	Title Speaker Chair	The origins of Adam Smith's theory of taxation: from a view-point of Scottish connection Keiichi Watanabe Satoshi Niimura	Greenean, Hobhouse=Hobsonian and Keynesian types Junichi Himeno Masaharu Hattori	Karl Knies in Heidelberg Kiichiro Yagi and Takeshi Mizohata Shinichi Tamura
16:15     17:15	Title Speaker Chair	Malthus as the Foxite Whig Nobuhiko Nakazawa Masashi Izumo	The formation of Tobin's q theory Yoshihiro Yamazaki (PDF file in Japanese) Toshiaki Hirai	On my "Kindai no fukken (The revival of the modernity") Tadasu Matsuo Makoto Itoh

11th November (Sunday)
 

Time		Room 1 (B-101)	Room 2 (B-103)	Room 3 (B-202)
9:55       10:55	Title Speaker Chair	Financial bankruptcy and the Kaitokudou Merchant Academy of Osaka Toshihiro Kato  Gentaro Seki	Pigou as ideal utilitarian Satoshi Yamazaki Michihiro Otonashi	Thought of 'Natura' by John Stuart Mill Keiko Funaki Takaho Ando
11:00       12:00	Title Speaker Chair	History of economics in Japan: a form of social science Aiko Ikeo (PDF file) (Another reference files)  Shigeyoshi Senga	Hayek, Hume and Smith: mainly about their ideas of justice Masanori Taishido Tatsuya Sakamoto	The formation of economic methodology Kensuke Sasaki Shoken Mawatari
12:00 13:00	Lunchtime and Secretary Meeting
13:00 17:00		(Theme) The progress and order in the history of economic thought in Japan in 19th century (Organizer) Masaki Komuro and Takashi Fujii (Chair) Michifumi Yashima and Takashi Fujii (Introduction) (Speaker and Title) Masahki Komura: The recognition and reporterlogic of the civil economic thought in the later Ed0-era Hiroshi Matsunoo: The economic view of Ukichi Taguchi Takashi Fujii: The image of a new order in the conomic thought of Kunio Yanagida (Discussants) Tetsuo Taka: From a view point of history of Western economic thought Yoshinobu Oikawa: From a view point of history of Japanese economic thought (Recapitulator) Masaki Komuro	(Theme) The economic thought of Austrian School: development, succession, and its present day significance (Organizer) Hiroyuki Okon (Chair) Shuichi Nakamura (Speaker and Title) Yukihiro Ikeda: Carl Menger, economic leberalism and spontaneous order (PDF file in Japanese) Chikako Nakayama: Austrian economics in the interwar period: the economics of Morgenstern in relation to the economic situation of Austrie in the 1930s Shigeki Tomo and Susumu Egashira: Hayek and Spann: individualism and universalism Hiroyuki Okon: Libertarianism and economic progress: Mises, Hayek, and the economic thought of Austraian School (Discussants) Jun Kobayashi, Kiichiro Yagi and Toshiaki Hirai	(Theme) The relationship between ideas and policies: an approach to the history of Italian economic thought (Organizer) Seizo Hotta (Chair) Seizo Hotta (Speaker and Title) Takashi Okuda: Requeim for economic civele: metamorphosis of the Napolitan Enlightmente in the Napoleon Era Junichiro Kurosu: On economic liebralism of Francesco Ferrara Kanna Ito: Alberto Beneduce and the birth of the State as Entrepreneur in interwar Italy (Discussants) Hiroshi Kitami, Masaharu Hattori and Yasushi Kawase
17:00	Closing Address by Hiroshi Takemoto (the President)

October 24 (Saturday)
 

Time		Room 1 (D-201)	Room 2 (D-202)	Room 3 (D-203)
9:50	Opening Address by Isao Inamura (the Orgnizer) (G-101 SGU)
9:55 10:55	Title   Speaker   Chair	Adam Smith's Theory of Productive Labour and Value Akio Hoshino (Kanto Gakuin University) Nobuyoshi Kawashima (Seinan Gakuin University)	Development of the Exhaustion Theorem in the Marginal Productivity Theory Masahiro Kawamata (Hosei University) Ikuo Omori (Waseda University)	Takada Yasuma's Power Theory and the Japanese Economy   Hideomi Tanaka (Jobu University) Tamotsu Nishizawa (Hitotsubashi University)
11:00 12:00	Title   Speaker   Chair	Adam Smith and the Real Bills Doctrine   Yuji Sato (Toyama University of International Studies) Hiroji Nakamura (Kyushu International University)	Marshall on Progress and Life   Soichi Onuma (Tohoku Gakuin University) Yasunori Fukagai (Tokyo Metropolitan University)	Study of the Existence of General Equilibrium: A History as Viewed from Japan   Aiko Ikeo (Kokugakuin University)   Yuichi Shionoya (National Institute of Population and Social Security Research)
12:00 13:00	Lunchtime and Secretary Meeting
13:00 14:00	General Assembly (G-101 SGU)
14:05 15:05	Title   Speaker   Chair	Poverty Problem in the Economic Thought of T. R. Malthus   Katsuyoshi Watarai (Hitotsubashi University)   Hitoshi Hashimoto (Kyoto Sangyo University)	Pigou's Welfare Economics and Ethical Belief   Yuichi Shionoya (National Institute of Population and Social Security Research)   Shoichi Hashimoto (Kansai University)	The Turnover Period of Capital and the General Rate of Profit   Osamu Hiraishi   Hiroyasu Iida (Keio University)
15:10 16:10	Title   Speaker   Chair	James Mill's Theory on Civilization and India: A Study of The History of British India Eiji Kondo Shigeyoshi Senga (Yokohama City University)	Norman and Keynes: A New Interpretation   Atsushi Komine (Niigata Sangyo University)   Tetsuo Taka (Kyushu University)	Marx and Bentham: An Analysis about Marx's 'Freiheit, Gleichheit, Eigentum und Bentham'   Michio Akama (Ehime University) Yoshio Nagai (Kanto Gakuin University)
16:15 17:15	Title   Speaker   Chair	The Political Economy of John Stuart Mill and Modern Society   Masami Maehara (Toyo Women's College) Shoken Mawatari (Tohoku University)	Keynes's Economics: A Study from a Doctrine-Historical Point of View   Toshiaki Hirai (Sophia University)   Kiichiro Yagi (Kyoto University)	'Naturalismus' in Marx's Early Works   Hideaki Kudo (Chiba University)   Daisuke Arie (Yokohama National University)

17:30 - 19:30 Party

October 25 (Sunday)
 

Time		Room 1 (D-201)	Room 2 (D-202)	Room 3 (D-203)
9:45 10:45	Title   Speaker   Chair	The Implication of Supplementary Sections to J. S. Mill's 'Great Chapter'   Masatomi Fujimoto (Graduate School of Nanzan University)   Takashi Negishi (Aoyama Gakuin University)	Some Problems about Stability of Harrodian Growth Path   Fujio Sugiyama (Bunkyo University)   Aiko Ikeo (Kokugakuin University)	The Economics of John Rae: Knowledge, Uncertainty and Choice   Masazumi Wakatabe (Waseda University)   Shigeshi Wada (Chuo University)
10:50 11:50	Title   Speaker   Chair	Two Views of Equality: J. S. Mill and J. R. MaCulloch on Taxation   Natsu Matsui   Satoshi Yamasaki (Nihon Fukushi University)	Sraffa's Criticism of Hayek, In Defense of Keynes' Treatise   Hidetaka Ohara (Meiji University) (GIF File)   Katsuyoshi Watarai (Hitotsubashi University)	On Max Weber's 'Verantwortethik'   Tsutomu Hashimoto (Hokkaido University)   Tatsuya Sakamoto (Keio University)
11:50 12:40	Lunchtime and Secretary Meeting
12:40               14:20         16:40	General Session for 1998: "J.S.Mill and the Modern World" (G-101) Chairs: Saburo Shinomiya and Yoshio Nagai (Kanto Gakuin University) 1. "Value and Distribution", Shoken Mawatari (Tohoku University) 2. "Utility and Preferences", Soshichi Uchii (Kyoto University) 3. "The Economic Role of Government", Yasunori Fukagai (Tokyo Metropolitan University) 4. "Rethinking J. S. Mill's Feminism", Tamae Mizuta (Nagoya Keizai University) (Break) Discussions: Takuo Dome (Osaka University) Yuichi Shionoya (National Institute of Population and Social Security Research) Jiro Kumagai (Momoyama Gakuin University) Discussion and Summary
16:45	Closing Address by Takashi Negishi (the President)

November 8, Saturday

• Room 1
• Tomiichi Hoshino (Toyama University), Ricardo's New Theory of Machinery
• Chair: Hiroji Nakamura (Kumamoto Gakuen University)
• Osamu Hiraishi (Sapporo Gakuin University), Ricardo's Theory of Production Price
• Chair: Shigeyoshi Senga (Yokohama City University)
• Kazuhiro Ikeda (Seijo University), J.S. Mill on Irish Colony in the 1860s
• Chair: Michihiro Otonashi (Chuo University)
• Satoshi Takahashi (Chuo University), J.S. Mill's Idea of Property
• Chair: Yasunori Fukagai (Tokyo Metropolitan University)

• Room 2
• Akitoshi Suzuki (Hokkaido Junior College at Senshu University), Thomas Burger on Weber's Ideal Type
• Chair: Kiichiro Yagi (Kyoto University)
• Shujiro Abe (Tohoku University), Jevons's Theory of Utility and the Production Cost
• Chair: Shoichi Hashimoto (Kansai University)
• Shigeki Tomo (Kyoto Sangyo University), Eugen von B喇m-Bawerk's Innsbruck Lectures on Economics
• Chair: Aiko Ikeo (Kokugakuin University)
• Masaharu Hattori (Rikkyo University), L.S. Amery on the Empire Union
• Chair: Tamotsu Nishizawa (Hitotsubashi University)

• Room 3
• Yoshihiro Yamazaki (Fukuoka University), Keynes and Ramsey: From the View of Theories to the Methodology of Economics
• Chair: Yuichi Shionoya (Social Security Institute)
• Takashi Yagi (Gunma University), Theoretical Structure of Sraffa's Production of Commodities by Means of Commodities
• Chair: Katsuyoshi Watarai (Hitotsubashi University)
• Sadao Ohno (Doshisha University), Marx, Sraffa and Keynes
• Chair: Shoken Mawatari (Tohoku University)
• Atsushi Komine (Niigata Sangyo University), A Survey of a Monetary Economics: A Case of the Wicksell Connection
• Chair: Hitoshi Hashimoto (Kyoto Sangyo University)

November 9, Sunday Morning

• Room 1
• Takeo Nakatani (Tokushima University), Adam Smith on Education: Civil Society and the State
• Chair: Akio Hoshino (Kanto Gakuin University)

• Room 2
• Yoshio Imai (Kogakuin University), Russia's Reform and the Idea of Association in the 1860s
• Chair: Yoshio Nagai (Kanto Gakuin University)

• Room 3
• Jun Nishikawa (Waseda University), Theoretical Connection of Human Development
• Chair: Daisuke Arie (Yokohama National University)

November 9, Sunday Afternoon

• Room 1
• Forum: Fairness and Efficiency in the History of Economic Thought

• Organizer:
• Satoshi Niimura (Okayama University)
• Masaharu Hattori (Rikkyo University)

• Chairs:
• Takaji Yamanaka (Chuo University)
• Shigeshi Wada (Chuo University)

• Speakers:
• Satoshi Niimura (Okayama University), Adam Smith on Fairness and Efficiency
• Katsumi Sugiura (University of Tokyo), Karl Marx on Fairness and Efficiency
• Kayoko Misaki (Shiga University), Leon Walras on Fairness and Efficiency

• Discussant:
• Shoken Mawatari (Tohoku University)

• Room 2
• Forum: Rudolf Hilferding: Reconsideration of Marxist Economics as a 'History'

• Organizer:
• Toshihiko Hozumi (Aichi University)
• Shinichi Aida (Hokkaido Junior College at Senshu University)

• Chairs:
• Hitoshi Hoshino (Osaka City University)
• Shinichi Aida (Hokkaido Junior College at Senshu University)

• Speakers:
• Masaaki Kurotaki (Miyagi Gakuin Women's University), A New Understanding of Hilferding's Finance Capitalism
• Toshihiko Hozumi (Aichi University), Hilferding in Weimar Republic
• Minoru Kurata (Otaru Commercial University), Rudolf Hilferding's Transformation in Theory and Thought

• Discussants:
• Isamu Kamijo (Kanazawa University)
• Mitsuru Takayama (Tokyo Keizai University)
• Yuko Kawano (Kinjo Gakuin University)

• Room 3
• Forum: Japanese Economics since 1945: Toward an International Comparison

• Organizer:
• Aiko Ikeo (Kokugakuin University)

• Chair:
• Kiichiro Yagi (Kyoto University)

• Speakers:
• Masahiro Kawamata (Hosei University) and Asahi Noguchi (Senshu University), International Contributions made by Japanese Economists
• Aiko Ikeo (Kokugakuin University), Japanese Economists on Economic Policy
• Young Back Choi (St. John's University, NY), Economics in Korea since 1945

• Discussants:
• Myoung Kyu Kang (Seoul National University)
• Tamotsu Nishizawa (Hitotsubashi University)