Below you can find the schedule of the third annual Austrian Economics Meeting Europe held at Jagiellonian University in Kraków, Poland, on April 21-23, 2017
To download a PDF version of the schedule click here
Friday, April 21
17:00 - Welcome
17:15-17:45 - Willem Cornex, Leiden University, Netherlands, “Love, Value and Economics”
17:45-18:15 - Louis Rouanet, George Mason University, USA, “Inflation and Inequality”
18:15-18:45 - Tomas Nikodym, University of Economics in Prague, Czech Republic, “Democracy, property and planning: Institutional order in post-war Czechoslovakia”
18:45-? - social hours
Saturday, April 22
9:30-10:00 - Rok Novak, CEVRO Institute Prague, Czech Republic, “How to do an Analytical Narrative?”
10:00-10:30 - William Hongsong Wang and Alan Bi , "Review of the Austrian Definition of Entrepreneurship”
10:30-10:45 - short break
10:45-11:15 - Lukas Nikodym, University of Economics in Prague, Czech Republic, “The Roots of German Collectivism and Its Implications for Nazi Economic Policy”
11:15-11:45 - Tomas Krištofóry, University of Economics in Prague, Czech Republic, “Brno-Brünn as the Birthplace of the Systems of Economics: Towards the Intellectual Biography of Karel Engliš (1880-1961)”
11:45-13:00 - lunch break
13:00-13:30 - Sven Schütt, CEVRO Institute Prague, Czech Republic“The missing fourth question. An extension to Edward Stringham’s framework”
13:30-14:00 - Joakim Book Jönsson, University of Glasgow, Scotland, “Promoting the Wealth of Nations before Adam Smith”
14:00-14:15 - short break
14:15-14:45 - Łukasz Dominiak, Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, Polan“The Problem of Forestalling in the Libertarian Theory of Property Rights”
14:45-15:15 - Agostina Lorenzini, University of Vienna, Austri“Entrepreneurship and value based management in the Austrian School of Economics”
15:15-15:45 - short break
15:45-16:15 - Casey Pender and Sven Schütt, CEVRO Institute Prague, Czech Republic, “Trade as a Hub and Spoke Network”
16:15-16:45 - Karl-Friedrich Israel, University of Angers, France, “Introduction to The Benefits and Costs of Central Banking”
16:45-17:00 - short break
17:00-17:30 - Paweł Nowakowski, Independent scholar, “Democratic Character of Hoppe’s Anarchism?”
17:30-18:00 - Sascha Klocke, Lund University, Sweden, “Teleology in Action and History” (provisional title)
18:00-? - social hours
Old Schedule
Here you can find the schedule of AEME 2016 in Prague, Czech Republic, to get an idea of what a typical meeting looks like. Usually, the meeting spans three days, and attendees do not only join the conference proper, but also go on sightseeing tours in the historic cities, enjoy lunch and dinner together, and continue their discussions over some drinks in the evenings.
