The Association shall use the Clarence E. Ayres Fund to bring a Clarence E. Ayres Visiting International Scholar from outside the United States to present a paper at the Clarence E. Ayres session held as part of the annual program The Clarence E. Ayres Scholar is selected by the President of the Association.
Each year the Association shall attempt to bring to the United States a Latin American scholar to present a paper at the annual program of the Association. The scholar shall be designated as the "James H. Street Latin American Scholar," and the James H. Street Fund shall be used to defray his/her expenses. The President of the Association shall appoint a five (5) member James H. Street Latin American Committee to select a Latin American Scholar.
The Association for Evolutionary Economics (AFEE) is an international organization of economists and other social scientists devoted to analysis of economics as evolving, socially constructed and politically governed systems. AFEE publishes the Journal of Economic Issues (JEI). AFEE also has a discussion list that is usually very active that you can sign up for here AFEEmail.
The intellectual heritage of AFEE is that of the Original Institutional Economics (OIE) created and developed by early twentieth-century economists such as Thorstein Veblen, John R. Commons, and Wesley Mitchell. Over recent decades, this legacy has evolved to address such contemporary issues as:
April 18, 2012
Dear AFEE Colleague:
Let me first thank everyone who contributed to the successful meetings in Chicago including the presenters, chairs, discussants, and session organizers – and all who attended the sessions.
I would also like to thank last year’s President Janice Peterson for her excellent address, and for her contributions to Institutional Economics and to AFEE. And I thank our Veblen-Commons Award winner Geoff Hodgson and our Street Scholar Luiz Carlos Bresser Pereira for their fine presentations in Chicago. I am very grateful to our Secretary Eric Hake and to our Treasurer Dave Zalewski for their support of AFEE as an organization, not least in bringing me up to speed on my duties. And I thank my assistant here at the University of Texas, Felicia Johnson, for her work on the Chicago program.
President-Elect Phil O'Hara has sent out the Call for Papers for the 2013 annual meeting to be held at the ASSA meetings in San Diego, CA, January 4-6, 2013. The theme of next year’s conference is “Financial Crises, Debt Crises and Deep Recessions: Institutions, Policies & Strategies for Sustainable & Equitable Recovery” Those interested in participating as a presenter, chair or discussant should send the information requested in the Call for Papers to Phil (gperu.ohara@gmail.com) by April 20, 2012 . I apologize for the late date of this letter.
Finally, please renew your membership in AFEE. The organization needs you. Enough said. The Appendix to this letter contains information on current AFEE committees. ( Click here for the Appendix. ) I call your attention to the following committees with upcoming deadlines:
Finally, I wish to thank all of the members who served on AFEE’s committees last year and those who have agreed to serve in 2012. Your hard work is what makes our organization successful.
With best regards,
James Galbraith
AFEE President
The Association for Evolutionary Economics
4th Call for Membership Renewal
April 12, 2012
Dear AFEE Member:
We are still processing membership renewals for 2012. If you have not done so, we encourage you to visit our website at www.afee.net to renew online. As another option, you may fill out the membership renewal form attached here (also included below) and simply mail or fax it to the Secretary’s office in Salisbury, NC.
If you pay online, please be sure to check and make sure your current mailing address and contact information is correct on your user account homepage. If you are paying via mail or fax, please provide us with your current mailing address and contact information, so we can make sure our records are up to date.
If you are having trouble using the online membership renewal form, or if you do not remember your account log in information, simply click on the ‘trouble logging in’ link and your information will be sent to your registered email account. Contact the webmaster@afee.net if you are still unable to log in. Please provide information about the specific problem you are having. Of course, erhake@catawba.edu and coordinator@afee.net are also available to provide assistance, either with the website or any other questions you may have about AFEE.
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Eric R. Hake AFEE Secretary Office: 704-637-4293 |
David Zalewski AFEE Treasurer Office: 401-865-2669 |
Teresa Rowell AFEE Coordinator Office: 704-637-4281 |
Association for Evolutionary Economics (AFEE)
Call for Papers & Sessions
Annual Meeting, AFEE at ASSA San Diego, 4-6 January 2013
Financial Crises, Debt Crises and Deep Recessions Institutions, Policies & Strategies for Sustainable & Equitable Recovery
AFEE invites proposals for individual papers and complete sessions on this theme, for consideration at the AFEE at ASSA meetings. Many nations, especially in Europe, are still in protracted economic and financial crises and recession, while some, such as the US, have managed very tentative recovery. Some nations, such as China and India, managed to escape the full brunt of the crisis and recession: Why? The causes and symptoms of the crisis are still being investigated. Some policies have had some beneficial impact, while policy makers and scholars continue to debate the best course of action. What about the next bubble and crash? How can such instability and uncertainty be prevented? What speculative sectors will likely be involved in the next financial crisis and recession?
Association for Evolutionary Economics (AFEE)
Annual Program
January 5-8, 2012
Chicago IL
All sessions will be held at Swisotel
You can find an online copy of the program here or in PDF
If you would like to book a hotel you can do so at the AEA online site which can be found here
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