Upcoming Events

Friday January 9, 2026

Workshop: Maxime Desmarais-Tremblay - University of Lorraine, 113 Social Sciences Building, “Edward Clarke's Struggles."

Friday January 16, 2026

Lunch: Benjamin Brisson - HOPE Visiting Scholar, 12 PM, 327 Social Science Building, "Toward a Dissolution of Left and Right Visions of Hayekian Liberalism." 

Friday January 23, 2026

Lunch: Bruce Caldwell - Duke University, 12 PM, 327 Social Science Building, “Some Reflections on Hayek on Economic Development”
Workshop: Sergio Infante - Yale University, 3:30 PM, 113 Social Sciences Building

Thursday January 29, 2026

Hayek Lecture: Douglas A. Irwin - Dartmouth College, 5 PM, 139 Social Sciences Building, “Do Trump’s Tariffs Make Sense?”

Friday January 30, 2026

Lunch: Raphaël Orange-Leroy - HOPE Visiting Scholar, 12 PM, 327 Social Science Building, "Robert Triffin, the United Nations and the Development of South-South Monetary Arrangements (1960s-1970s)"

Friday February 6, 2026

Workshop: Meredith McDonough Thornburgh - Princeton University, 3:30 PM, 113 Social Sciences Building, “'Measuring at the Domestic Threshold': Economists Peer into The Home, 1930-1970.”

Friday February 20, 2026

Workshop: Ibanca Anand - Johns Hopkins University, 3:30 PM, 113 Social Sciences Building

Friday March 20, 2026

Workshop: Francesco Sergi - University of Paris Est Créteil, 3:30 PM, 113 Social Sciences Building

Friday April 10, 2026

Workshop: Daniel Coleman - Harvard University, 3:30 PM, 113 Social Sciences Building

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Past Events

Friday September 12, 2025

Workshop: Bruce Caldwell - Duke University, 3:30 PM, 113 Social Sciences Building, “Hayek's Entangled Networks.”

Friday September 26, 2025

Workshop: Vincent Carret - Seton Hall and Keith Jakee - Florida Atlantic University, 3:30 PM, 113 Social Sciences Building, “Death of the Entrepreneur in Macroeconomics”

Friday, October 3, 2025

Lunch: Mary Morgan - London School of Economics, 12 PM, 327 Social Science Building, “Economic Narratives and Narrative Economics?"
Workshop: Paul Erickson - Wesleyan University, 3:30 PM, 113 Social Sciences Building, “How Economics Forgot About Nature: Two Stories.”

Friday, October 10, 2025

Workshop: Steven Medema - Duke University,  113 Social Sciences Building, “Much Ado About Something? The History of Economic Analysis as History of (Economic) Science."

Thursday, October 16, 2025

Hayek Lecture: Mark Pennington - King's College, 5 PM, 139 Social Sciences Building, “Foucault and Hayek: On Freedom and Oppression.”

Friday, October 17, 2025

Workshop: Juan Carvajalino - University of Paris 8, 3:30 PM, 113 Social Sciences Building, "Social Choice and Games."

Thursday, November 6, 2025

Hayek Lecture: John Hasnas - Georgetown University, 5 PM, 139 Social Sciences Building, “Common Law Liberalism.”

Friday, November 7, 2025

Workshop: Edoardo Peruzzi - Leibniz University Hannover, 3:30 PM, 113 Social Sciences Building, “Harsanyi’s Legacy: Bayesian Games and the Transformation of Microeconomic Theory.”

Friday, November 14, 2025

Lunch: Raphaël Orange-Leroy - HOPE Visiting Scholar, 12 PM, 327 Social Science Building, "Taking the Development Turn. Global South, UNCTAD and the Reforms of the IMF (1964-1976)"
Workshop: Angus Burgin - Johns Hopkins University, 3:30 PM, 113 Social Sciences Building, “From the New Economy to Neoliberalism.”

Friday, November 21, 2025

Lunch: Andrés Álvarez - HOPE Visiting Scholar, 12 PM, 327 Social Science Building, “A. B. Atkinson on Inequality: A Look from the Top."
Workshop: Andrew Farrant - Dickinson College,  3:30 PM, 113 Social Sciences Building, “The 'Wicked Genius' of Public Choice? Gordon Tullock and the Calculus of Consent in Pinochet's Chile.”

Friday December 5, 2025

Lunch: Eddie Nik-Khah - HOPE Visiting Scholar, 12 PM, 327 Social Science Building, “How Markets Became Organizations.”
Workshop: Sebastian Fernandez-Mulligan - Yale University, 3:30 PM, 113 Social Sciences Building, “Entropy, Economics, and the End of the World in the 1970s.”