October 12, 2007
Mises in Italy

I just got back from Italy, where I presented a paper at the fourth annual Mises Seminar conducted by Instituto Bruno Leoni. Although 44 hours of travel for two days in the Italian Riveria was tough, it was worth it as the folks at IBL put together a very nice conference full of interesting work by young scholars from all over Europe and the United States.

A full list of the papers presented at the conference (in English) can be found here. My presentation was on my paper "Help Me Help Myself" co-authored with my colleague Scott Beaulier.

Instituto Bruno Leoni puts on an extremely nice seminar and I would urge any young scholars (under 35) to consider applying to present at the 2008 seminar. IBL works hard to defray all the costs of young scholars presenting at the conference, for which I thank them. Unfortunately, I only have a hard copy of the call for papers for next year's conference, but as soon as I see an electronic version I will alert DOL readers to it.

Posted by Joshua Hall at 06:01 PM in Economics

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