Adam Smith (1723-1790)
1st edition, the
Wealth of Nations, Rare Book Collection,Meiji University Library
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Invited SpeakersV
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Prof. Heinz Kurz (Emeritus Professor, University of Graz)
Prof. Bertram Schefold (Chair of Economic
Theory, Goethe University Frankfurt)
TOPICS
- Adam Smith and the Wealth of Nations
- Adam Smith and Contemporary Economic Thought
- Shaping the Wealth of Nations
- Marcantilism versus the Wealth of Nations
- Physioctary and the Wealth of Nations
- Meaning of 'Wealth', and its Evolution
- Interpretation of the Wealth of Nations
- Classical Economists and the Wealth of Nations
- Theoretical Comparisons between Neo-Classical Economics and the Wealth
of Nations
- Methodological Comparisons between Neo-Classical Economics and the Wealth
of Nations
- Influences of Adam Smith's Economic Thought
- Natural Liberty, Natural Order, Laissez-Faire
- Dessemination of the Wealth of Nations and Adam Smith's Thought ; France,
Germany, Italy--, Japan,--
- Translations relating the Wealth of Nations
Call for PapersV
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- Submission of Abstract@
- For those who want to join and present a paper at our September conference, please send your abstract( between 200 words and 500 words) with your name,your affiliation and contact address through
- Abstract Submission (click here)
- or send email to: confyagi@meiji.ac.jp
the deadline of submission is 30 November, 2024 B
- Notification of Acceptance
- We will send you the notification of acceptance, basically within two weeks after recieving your submission in order that the participants can prepare for their travel to Japan
and prepare for their papers.
- Hotels in Tokyo
- Recently years, hotels in Tokyo become busy in March. Early booking of your room is recommended.
- VISA for visiting Japan
- Those who need VISA documents to visit Japan.please contact us after submitting your abstract. E.mail ; yagi8@meiji.ac.jp
or confyagi@meiji.ac.jp
- Schedule
- a draft of program will be announced in early January
Co-organized by Department of Economics, School of Political Science and
Economics, Meiji University