I just added myself to your list, and it was something of a treat to read your description of Paris, particularly since I was in Paris for one night, Sat., 3/18 after reading the attached paper at an international symposium on Joan Robinson. Since the symposium was in Dunkerque, thoughts of the War were on my mind and I too found myself thinking that this wonderful city-I had never visited it previously-had been in Nazi hands six decades ago. (Dunkerque is something to see as well; it appears never really to have recovered from the war and reminds me somewhat of my hometown of Youngstown, Ohio, which has never recovered from the closing of the steel mills).(posted 8758 days ago)I'm not an economist, but a philosopher who is very interested in economics. The paper will doubtless convey something of both my interest in and ignorance of economics, but I had the great good fortune to spend considerable time in Dunkerque with Geoff Harcourt and with Christina Marcuzzo and Claudio Sardoni of the University of Rome. I'm looking to keep learning, however, and you can probably assist me.
In any event, it was nice to stumble upon your web page-I think it was while searching from info. on David Landes' new book.
Larry Udell
Department of Philosophy West Chester University West Chester, PA 19383