Last but not least, Andrej Svorenčík , your tweets were extraordinary...definitely the best HES 2023 livetweeter! Another special thanks to @D_Kuehn for your tweets about the virtual sessions, you were always online!

Final post about #hes2023 photo I took of nine past HES SHoET presidents I took: (left to right) Bruce Caldwell Center for the History of Political Economy , Wade Hands, Malcolm Rutherford, Kevin Hoover, Margaret Schabas, Brad Bateman, Mary Morgan, Steven Medema and John Davis #TBThursday

CfP The 16th History of Recent Economics Conference will be held at the UPenn in Philadelphia on May 3-4, 2024. Submission deadline is Oct 31. I hope we’ll be able to offer financial support to young scholars. For more info DM me or visit: hisreco.wordpress.com/2023/06/21/cal… Pedro Duarte

Dismal or disgusting science?

Who Runs the AEA? marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolu…

Reminder: the deadline for submitting abstracts for the next HISRECO conference is this Wednesday (Nov 15)! The 16th History of Recent Economics Conference will be held at the UPenn in Philadelphia on May 3-4, 2024. hisreco.wordpress.com/2023/06/21/cal… Pedro Duarte SHoET

Economist and bestselling author tylercowen reads 100+ books a year. Here are 18 tips from him on how to read fast, read well, and read widely: 1) Cowen’s first rule of reading is as follows: You need not finish. He takes up books with great hope and no mercy, and when he is

A delegation of our members attended the 20th IEA World Congress in Medellin, Colombia, and presented three well-received papers on various fiscal policy challenges by: Martin Kahanec Central European University, Juraj Falath Národná banka Slovenska neznatweet MFSR. Skillfully chaired by Andrej Svorenčík #IEAWC2023

A must-read for anyone working on the history of Chicago economics

The final guest lecture of the Market and their Critics online course by Penn's Exchange at Penn Economics Department was delivered by Deidre McCloskey on Equality of Permission. She also spoke to econ history students on Liberalism Caused the Great Enrichment co-hosted by marc flandreau

A lovely group photo from the 16th HISRECO conference in Philly with Matthew T Panhans, Irwin Collier, J. Singleton, Y. Maayan, Serge Benest, A. Guiot-Isaac, G. Yon, Yann GIRAUD, R. Plassard, P. Dacanal, Maylis Avaro, V. Carret, J. Fernández-Villaverde @ErwinDekker12, Penn's Exchange

Call for Papers for a conference on Quantum Computing Applications in Economics and Finance. April 11, 2025, at Penn Initiative for the Study of Markets, UPenn. Selected papers will be considered for a special issue of the JEDC. More info: fy70.short.gy/ElbJBZ Please RT

An accidental find in a local newspaper, the Toledo Blade from April 27, 1950. Some old habits really don't die.

In 1940, Dr. Rosenbach of The Rosenbach pledged to return a rare book to the Library of Congress that had survived the fire of 1814 during the British capture of Washington. As the library had no other books from before the fire, the librarians were "all of a Twitter."