Program

Keynotes

• Robert Delorme, “A Cognitive Behavioral Modelling for Coping with Intractable Complex Phenomena in Economics and Social Science: Deep Complexity”
• Peter Soderbaum, “Strategies in Relation to Complexities: From Neoclassical Cost-Benefit Analysis to Positional Analysis”

Contributions from the History of Economics

• Nizar Hariri, “Soft Dualism in Adam Smith’s Theory of Moral Sentiments: The Body, The Person and the Non-Egoistic Personal Body”
• João Victor Oliveira da Silva, “Complexity in the Theory of Economic Evolution of Thorstein Veblen: An Introduction”
• Lorrana Buzzo, “The Evolutionary Dimensions of Hayek’s Thought: Cultural Selection and Spontaneous Order”

Complexity and Agency

• Victor Beker, “Complexity and Economics
• João Victor Souza da Silva and Solange Regina Marin, “Limitations on the Perspective of the Representative Agent: Agent-Based Model’s Alternative”
• Greg Hill, “Autonomous Agents and Economic Complexities: A Philosophical Excursion”

Methodological Dimensions

• Thi Ngo, “Mixed-method to Deal with Complexity in Economic Research”
• John B. Davis, “Agent-Based Modeling’s Open Methodology Approach: Simulation, Reflexivity, and Abduction”
• Wolfram Elsner, “What is Complexity Economics, Why is it Heterodox, and What are its New Policy Implications?”
• Frederico Botafogo, “Complexity Economics and the Accounting Framework”

Changing Economics

• Viktorija Mano, “Developing a Perspective on Transition Economies as Complex Systems”
• Gancho Ganchev, “Money, Cycles, and Complexity”

To participate in the conference, please visit the Discussion Forum. You can read the papers, leave comments, and discuss there