David Gindis

I'm not convinced but I'm looking forward to hosting this event with Sean Irving next week on a Hayekian case for worker cooperatives: You can sign up here: tinyurl.com/ywujub4a

Six articles in JOIE made the short list of the this year’s Elinor Ostrom Prize winir.org/2025-ostrom-pr… Winning author/s to be announced at #winir2025 in Prague

How can we understand tech giants, institutional change, and global challenges through an institutional lens? Kazuhiro Taniguchi explores Masahiko Aoki's Comparative Institutional Analysis and its contemporary relevance. #Economics #Institutions cambridge.org/core/journals/… @winir2013

Good news - deadline extended to 15 May! #WINIR2025 Conference on "Institutions, Entrepreneurship & Shared Prosperity", Prague, 10-12 Sept 2025 winir.org/winir-2025/ With Faculty of Business Administration, VŠE. Join us in Prague.

My interview with @g_m_hodgson on the feasibility of socialism is now uploaded. This was an excellent presentation and discussion worth listening in full! @STICERD_LSE youtu.be/l6Jhqt73E9Y?si…

Abstracts and Sessions due this week! #WINIR2025 Conference on "Institutions, Entrepreneurship & Shared Prosperity", Prague, 10-12 Sept 2025 winir.org/winir-2025/ With Faculty of Business Administration, VŠE. See you in Prague.

Part II of my (open access) article on "Transactions and Legal Institutionalism" just published in the Journal of institutional Economics. @JoIEBlog1 @winir2013 @CambridgeUP doi.org/10.1017/S17441….

Part II of my article on "Transactions and Legal Institutionalism" has just been published. It develops a new approach, based on "contracting costs". Open access. cambridge.org/core/journals/… @JoIEBlog1 @winir2013 @CambridgeUP

Fresh post! @g_m_hodgson compares the #transactions of Allen, Barzel, Coase, Commons, North and Williamson, as well as their differing views on the the role of the law and the state as enforcer. This is the summary of Part I. Watch this space for Part II @winir2013

Very interesting posts on legal institutionalism! joie-blog.net/transactions-a…

Final reminder on webinar tmr 6pm UK, with @g_m_hodgson on the topic of socialism's feasibility. He will be sharing his book's arguments on that topic and also his more recent autobiography "From Marx to Markets". Everyone is welcome. #marx #socialism lse.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Deadline is approaching! Submit your abstract in the next few weeks! @DGindis @economicthought @warwickecon

Fresh post! A new typology for for categorising and theorising inclusive innovation joie-blog.net/inclusive-nati… @winir2013 @emsent @g_m_hodgson #inclusion #innovation

📢 Deadline approaching! Submit your abstracts and session proposals by 1 May 2025 for the 10th WINIR Conference, held this year at @vsecz. We’ll explore how institutions shape entrepreneurship and shared prosperity in a world facing global challenges. 🌍

📢 CALL FOR PAPERS - THETS 2025📢 Historians of economics: submit your work to the 55th Annual Conference of The History of Economic Thought Society @THETSoc 3-5 Sept 2025 @uniofwarwick @Warwick_Law @warwickecon Submit by 30 April 2025 @clanatab Info at thets.org.uk/2025-annual-co…

The funeral service for @PaulLew16394851 earlier today was very moving. He was a brilliant scholar and a kind man, and the memories people shared made that abundantly clear. youtube.com/live/cAaV8k-i1…

For those who would like to write a comment about Paul Lewis's life, intellectual contributions, or their memories with him: Please visit: profpaullewis.wordpress.com/2025/03/17/cel… @EkkehardKohler @MalteDold @PeterBoettke @DJS12321 @NSmolenski @DGindis @EuckenInstitut

Reminder to submit abstracts & sessions for #WINIR2025 "Institutions, Entrepreneurship & Shared Prosperity", Prague, Czechia, 10-12 September 2025 winir.org/winir-2025/ with Faculty of Business Administration, VŠE

It is Paul's funeral on Friday. These papers should be widely read - in part because they illustrate the vitality and relevance of Austrian economics - and because they put on such vivid display Paul Lewis's contribution to that vitality and relevance.

@Kaleidicworld @MalteDold @Springernomics @Kingspol_econ @HayekProgram Please share widely, to honor Paul Lewis the Review of Austrian Economics has made available through Open Access some of his contributions through the years. link.springer.com/journal/11138/…