Links for the History of Economics

This is not a comprehensive listing of HET resources, but a starting point with pointers to more comprehensive listings.

UK HET Newsletter:

• UK HET Newsletter

General listings, societies:

• EHNet History of Economics Site,
• European Society for the History of Economic Thought
• The History of Economics Society
• WebEc (Finland).
• History of Economic Thought Pages (New School, NY)
• Association Charles Gide
• Dutch-Flemish Society for the History of Economic Thought
• Storia del Pensiero Economico (Italy: journal, links)
• Society for the History of Economic Thought (Japan)
• History of Economic Thought Society of Australia, History of Economics Review, back issues: 1982-1999, 2000-2005
• Adam Smith Society
• Grave sites of famous economists (compiled by Malcolm Rutherford)

Electronic texts, archival sources:

• Bristol (UK)
• Rod Hay's collection (McMaster, Canada; the original of which the Bristol site is a mirror)
• Robert Dixon's mirror (Melbourne, Australia)
• Biblioteque Virtuelle, PHARE, Paris
• Michio Akama's site (Japan)
• New School site (US)
• The Library of Economics and Liberty (Books collection)
• Les classiques des sciences sociales (Quebec, French language)
• Early (Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century) Journals
• Searchable guide to (non-electronic) archival resources
• Economists' Papers, 1750-2000 (guide to archives)
• Historical Archive of Italian Economists (ASE)
• Economists' Papers Project (Duke University)
• On-line secondary text: Barber, History of Economic Thought
• Portraits of economists: Duke University, Louisiana State University
• COPAC (combined catalogues of major UK university libraries)
• Links to more archives (compiled by Rod Hay)

Autumn (UK) Conference:

• The 2007 conference (Queens University, Belfast, 10-12 September 2007)
• The 2006 conference (Brighton, 13-15 September 2006)
• The 2005 conference (Exeter, 5-7 September 2005)
• The 2004 conference (Kingston, 1-3 September 2004)
• The 2003 conference (Leeds, 3-5 September 2003)
• The 2002 conference (Stirling, 2-4 September 2002)
• The 2001 conference (Manchester Metropolitan University, 5-7 September 2001)
• The 2000 conference (Groningen, Netherlands, 7-9 September 2000)
• The 1999 conference (Glasgow September 1999)
• The 1998 conference (Bath 7-9 September 1998)
• The 1997 conference (Bristol 3-5 September 1997)

ESHET Conference:

• The 2007 ESHET conference will be in Strasbourg, 5-7 July 2007. Details will be posted when they become available.
• 2006 ESHET conference, Porto, 28-30 April 2006
• 2005 ESHET conference, Stirling, 9-12 June 2005
• 2004 ESHET conference, Treviso, 27-29 February 2004
• 2003 ESHET conference, Paris, 30 January - 1 February 2003
• 2002 ESHET Conference (Rethymno, Crete, Greece, 14-17 March 2002)
• 2001 ESHET Conference (Darmstadt, Germany, Fubruary 22-25 2001)
• 2000 ESHET Conference (Graz, February 25-7 2000)
• 1999 ESHET Conference (Valencia, February 26-8 1999)
• 1998 ESHET Conference (Bologna, 27 February to 1 March 1998)

Other conferences:

• 2006 HETSA Conference (4 -7 July 2006, Ballarat, Victoria, Australia)

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This site is maintained by Tony Brewer in the Economics Department of the University of Bristol.