June

• 5-7 : The Unintended Consequences of Policy Decisions: A National Policy History Conference, Bowling Green State University. For more information Donald Nieman (dnieman@bgnet.bgsu.edu).
• 6 : Symposium on Philosophy of Economics: Economics as a science: what is the pay-off? Erasmus University Rotterdam; Erasmus Institute for Philosophy and Economics. For more information Loes van Dijk (m.l.vandijk@fwb.eur.nl).
• 19-22 : XXIX Annual Meeting of Cheiron, The International Society for the History of Behavioral and Social Sciences, University of Richmond, Richmond, Virginia. E-mail to John Carson (jsc15@cornell.edu) or David E. Leary (leary@urvax.urich.edu).
• 20-23 : Preliminary Program of the 1997 History of Economics Society Annual Meeting, College of Charleston, Charleston, SC. E-mail to Robert W. Clower, University of South Carolina, Department of Economics College of Business Administration.
• 21 : Japanese Society for the History of American Economic Thought, Kwansei Gakuin University, Nishinomiya, Hyogo. Contact to Toshihiro TANAKA, School of Economics Kwansei Gakuin University 1-1-155, Uegahara, Nishinomiya Hyogo, JAPAN 662. (Tel: 0798-54-6204 Fax: 0798-51-0944)
• 25-28 : Freedom, Trade and the Nation State, Ninth Heilbronn Symposium in Economics and the Social Science. E-mail to Jgen G. Backhaus (f.schijlen@algec.rulimburg.nl).
• 25-28 : 3rd International Interdisciplinary Conference on the Environment, Cambridge/Boston, Massachusetts. For more information may be browsed at IEA Web site.
• 29 : Karl Bher (1847-1997), Tenth Heilbronn Symposium in Economics and the Social Science. E-mail to Jgen G. Backhaus (f.schijlen@algec.rulimburg.nl), University of Limburg.

• 10-26 : International Congress on the History of Science, University of Liege, Belgium. Theme : Science, Technology and Industry. E-mail to R. Halleux (CHSTULG@vm1.ulg.ac.be).
• 17-19 : History of Economic Thought Society of Australia, University of Notre Dame, Australia. E-mail to Ian Kerr (kerr@cvs.curtin.edu.au), Department of Economics, Curtin University.

• 21-23 : Fourth International Meeting of the International Society for Intercommunication of New Ideas (ISINI), Maastricht, The Netherlands.
• 26-28 : A conference to celebrate the work of Brian Loasby, Stirling University. E-mail to Peter Earl (Earlp@lincoln.ac.nz) or Sheila Dow (s.c.dow@stir.ac.uk).
• 29-3 September : European Society for the History of Human Sciences, The University of Attila Jozsef, Szeged and the University of Eotvos Lorand, Budapest, Hungary. E-mail to Zsuzsanna Vajda (vajdazs@edpsy.u-szeged.hu).

• 3-5 : 1997 Autumn History Of Economic Thought Conference, University of Bristol. E-mail to Tony Brewer (A.Brewer@bris.ac.uk), Department of Economics University of Bristol.
• 3-6 : Adolphe Landry: Economist, demographer and legislator, University of Corsica. E-mail to Colloque Adolphe Landry (romani@unice.fr).
• 19 and October 17 : University of Quebec at Montreal (UQAM), History of Economics Seminar. The following is the partial Fall schedule for UQAM's History of Economics seminar. September 19, Bruce Caldwell, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, "Hayek and Socialism". October 17, E. Roy Weintraub, Duke University, "Axiomatisches Missverstaendnis - or Regarding Formalism in Economics". For those able to attend, the meetings take place on Fridays at 15.30hrs in room R-5460, and the papers are available in advance. Further information to Robert Leonard (r33060@er.uqam.ca).
• 19-21 : The Present State and Future of the New Institutional Economics, Washington University in St. Louis. E-mail to Michael Sykuta (sykuta@katz.business.pitt.edu) for those in the Americas, Asia or to Claude Menard (menard@univ-paris1.fr) for those in Europe or Africa.
• 24 September, 8 October, 22 October, 5 November, 19 November, 3 December : Erasmus Seminar in Philosophy and Economics. you may want to visit the web site of EIPE: http://www.eur.nl/fw/philecon/). E-mail to Loes van Dijk (m.l.vandijk@fwb.eur.nl).
• 26-27 : International Economics and Philosophy Society Conference, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia. E-mail to Julian Lamont (jj.lamont@qut.edu.au).
• 27 : The Veblen Society for the History and Philosophy of Economics. The Conference Center of De Paul University, Room 8002, 1 East Jackson Boulevard, Chicago. To register, print out and send in the reservation form by September 12. For additional information telephone (219)631-6884; or e-mail tori.davies.7@nd.edu.

• 2-3 : La tradition conomique fran*aise 1848-1939, Centre Auguste et L*on WALRAS (Universit* LUMI*RE - LYON 2). E-mail to Mich*le JOUBERT (mjoubert@mrash.fr).
• 3-5 : Graduate Student Conference on Evolutionary Perspectives in the Social Sciences and Humanities, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C., Canada. E-mail to Dawn Ogden (dawnvo@unixg.ubc.ca) or Chris MacDonald (chrismac@ethics.ubc.ca).
• 16 : Eugen Dring, Maastricht University. E-mail to Jgen G. Backhaus (f.schijlen@algec.unimaas.nl), Maastricht University.
• 16-19 : The Society for the History of Technology Conference. For more information Miriam R. Levin (mxb67@po.cwru.edu).
• 16-19 : "REPRESENTATIONS OF TIME IN THE XVIIITH CENTURY", Canadian Society for Eighteenth Century Studies, University of Western Ontario. E-mail to Thierry Belleguic (csecs97@bosshog.arts.uwo.ca).
• 16-19 : Society for Utopian Studies, Memphis, Tennessee. For more information on the Society.
• 22-26 : Social Studies of Science Meeting, Tucson, Arizona. E-mail to Jennifer L. Croissant (jlc@u.arizona.edu).

• 1 : INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON HENRY GEORGE. In Commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of His Death, For more information: Prof. Edward O'Donnell Department of History Hunter College, CUNY 695 Park Avenue New York, NY 10021 tel: 212 772 5540 e-mail: eodonnel@shiva.hunter.cuny.edu.
• 7 : Second Annual Post-Graduate Economics Conference, Leeds University Business School. Further information and the full programme will be posted on the conference web-site: http://www.leeds.ac.uk/cipp/pgc.htm. E-mail to Giuseppe Fontana (ecogf@leeds.ac.uk).
• 14-15 : The Erasmus Institute for Philosophy and Economics will organize a two day conference on the topic 'Realism and Economics,' on the occassion of Uskali Maki's inauguration at the Erasmus University Rotterdam. Information and registration forms are available through Ms Loes van Dijk (m.l.vandijk@fwb.eur.nl or +31-10-4088967).
• 15-16 : UCI History and Theory Conference: History and Theory. The History graduate students of the University of California, Irvine. For further information, email (kjulien@uci.edu).
• 22, 1:30-3:15 PM: Southern Economic Association Session, "Milton Friedman's Legacy as a Teacher", Atlanta Hilton, GA.
• Session Chair:
• J. Daniel Hammond, Wake Forest University
• Papers:
• Gerald P. Dwyer, Jr., Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta and Clemson University, "What Made Milton Friedman Distinctive as a Teacher?"
• David I. Fand, George Mason University, "The Notes for Milton Friedman's Price Theory Course: Economics 300 at the University of Chicago."
• Robert Hetzel, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, "The Formation of Intellectual Consensus: A Study of Friedman's Monetarism."
• Richard H. Timberlake, Jr., University of Georgia, "Observations on a Constant Teacher by a Graduate Student Emeritus."
• Discussants:
• Phillip D. Cagan, Columbia University
• George Macesich, Florida State University