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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...

 
Women between economic facts and ideas in Italy (1750-1950)

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...

 

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...

 

“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)...

 
 

13/STEC-01/A is a sector to which bibliometric indicators of scientific activity do not apply.
In the VQR, the evaluation of the products of history of economic thought is carried out exclusively through peer review, without the use of indicators, as in other SSD dealing with intellectual history and history of science (e.g. history of mathematics, MAT/04).
Its specificity was acknowledged by ANVUR on the occasion of the VQR 2015-2019 and it was recognised in the VQR 2020-2024, in the document on the evaluation methods of GEV 13b (Economic and Business Sciences), available here: Document GEV_13b

On the peculiarities of the history of economic thought, see:
Baccini A., VQR: il GEV 13, la bibliometria e la storia del pensiero economico, ROARS, 27.04.2012

Baccini A., A Bibliometric Portrait of Contemporary History of Economic Thought, in M. Marcuzzo, G. Deleplace, e P. Paesani (a cura di), New Perspectives on Political Economy and Its History, Palgrave MacMillan, cap. 3, pp. 39-62.

Edwards J. and S. Meardon (eds.), Factoring “Impact” in the History of Economics, Œconomia. History Methodology Philosophy, 11-3 | 2021

Hans-Michael Trautwein (2017), The last generalists, The European Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 24:6, pp. 1134-1166.

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Special issues HETP and PEI. Call for papers presented at the Rome Conference.
Deadline: March 31, 2025

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New cycle ‘Colloquia doctoralia’.
10 October 2024, 6 pm

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