Discounted subscriptions to “History of Political Economy” for AISPE members
AISPE is pleased to announce that Duke University Press offers its members discounted subscriptions to History of Political Economy at a rate of $70 for regular...
PRIN “The Economic Thought of Italian Women (1750-1999)”: Funded
The PRIN The Economic Thought of Italian Women (1750-1999): Methodological Issues, Ideas, Impact, International Connections, a Census and an Online Database has...
From 27 January 2023, “Towards a Global History of Economic Thought”. A Webinar Series
The aim of this webinar series is to initiate a reflection on the contribution that the history of economic thought can give to the global history. We shall start...
Call for curricular internships within the framework of the PRIN “LexEcon. The international research network on the economic lexicon”
The Department of Economics and Management of the University of Pisa, in partnership with the Interuniversity Centre for Documentation on Italian Economic Thought...
Women between economic facts and ideas in Italy (1750-1950)
AISPE supports and promotes research on Italian women who, throughout history, influenced and engaged in debates on various economic issues, not only in academia...
“Rethinking Economics”. Cycle of HET video lessons for high schools
AISPE invites scholars to participate in the initiative with self-produced video lessons on the themes of the History of Economic Thought, by choosing (or adding)...
AISPE Research Grants 2023
Announcement of the winner
The winner of the AISPE Research Grant 2023 is Mirek Tobiáš Hošman. AISPE invites applications for early career scholars research initiatives. Applications...
The Italian Association for the History of Economic Thought (AISPE) was established in November 1992 with the purpose of promoting research and encouraging interest in the field of the history of economic thought. To this end the Association organises conferences and seminars and fosters scholar work. AISPE is open to all those who, independently from their professional and academic position, are interested in the study of the historical evolution of economic theories and ideas.