WILLIAM R. WATERS
RESEARCH GRANT
This research grant is for faculty members, tenured or untenured with a rank below Associate Professor and graduate students in Ph.D. programs who have not yet completed their dissertation. The purpose of the grant is to support research in Social Economics. The maximum amount of the grant is $5,000. Two 2009 Grants were awarded to Dr. Wesley Pech from Wofford college, SC, USA and Dr. Parker Wheatley from College of St. Benedict, MN, USA.
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The Association for Social Economics was established in December 1941 in New York City, NY. The association was formed to advance scholarly research and writing about the great questions of economics, human dignity, ethics, and philosophy. Its members seek to explore the ethical foundations and implications of economic analysis, along with the individual and social dimensions of economic problems, and to help shape economic policy that is consistent with the integral values of the person and a humane community. Membership is open to anyone who affirms this purpose.
Thirteenth World Congress of Social Economics
Social Economics, the Social Economy, and Wellbeing
June 28 - July 1, 2010
Karl Polanyi Institute of Political Economy Concordia University Montreal, Quebec, Canada MARK YOUR CALENDAR!
Click here for the Call for Papers! Information regarding the ASE Student Paper Prize is included in the Call for Papers. Note: The deadline for submission has been extended to March 1, 2010.
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Please note that the CALL FOR PAPERS for the ASE sessions at the January, 2011, ASSA meetings is now available on this web site. Click on the link on the left side of this page to obtain information.
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The outgoing president presented papers at the annual meetings of ASE.
January, 2010, President Morris Altman of the Victoria University of Wellington Presidential address entitled "In the Pursuit of Freedom: The Behavioral and Insitutional Foundations for the Formation and Actualization of Preferences."
January, 2009 President John B. Davis of Marquette University and the University of Amsterdam Presidential address entitled "Identity, Individuals and Recent Economics"
January, 2008 President John P. Tiemstra of Calvin College Presidential address entitled "Rethinking the Costs of Economic Growth".
Presidential Addresses are published in the Review.
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