The 2nd Thomas Guggenheim Conference in the History of Economic

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The 2nd Thomas Guggenheim Conference in the History of Economic Thought
David Hume and the Scottish Enlightenment: Economic and Philosophical Studies

Celebrating 300 Years of Hume's Birth

An International Conference, December 12-13, 2011

• Invited International Scholars, from outside of Israel:
• Maria Crisitina Marcuzzo - Sapienza Universita Di Roma, Italy.
• Amos Witztum - London Metropolitan University, UK: Smith's Ethical System.
• Paganelli Maria Pia – Trinity University, USA: Hume on Banking.
• Boyer Russell – University of Western Ontario, Canada:Hume and International Economics.
• Schabas Margaret - University of British Columbia, Canada.
• Robert Dimand – Brock University, Canada: David Hume and Irving Fisher on the Quantity Theory of Money in the Short Run and Long Run.
• Jeff Young - St Lawrence University, New York, USA: The Role of Convention in Hume, Smith, and Keynes.
• Joel Mokyr – Northwestern University, USA.
• Alessandro Roncaglia - Sapienza Universita Di Roma, Italy: Individualism, Communitarianism and Common Understanding: Hume and the Market Society.
• Shiri Cohen – Duke University
• Arie Arnon – Ben-Gurion University from UC Berkeley CA, USA

• Israel:
• Warren Young – Bar Ilan University.
• Karine van der Beek - Ben-Gurion University.
• Fania Oz-Salzberger – Haifa University.
• Sam Hollander - Ben-Gurion University.
• Moshe Justman - Ben-Gurion University.
• Jimmy Weinblatt - Ben-Gurion University.
• Nathan Sussman – Hebrew University.
• Jacob Metzer – Hebrew University.
• Nati Wolloch, Haifa: Material Progress and Economic Considerations of Nature in the Scottish Enlightenment.
• Dror Goldberg – Bar Ilan University: Of American Money.
• Elise Brezis - Bar Ilan University.
• Dani Attas – Hebrew University:Property Rights: Hume & Kant.
• Menahaem Yaari.

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