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Heterodox Economics Newsletter Newsletter 90 From the Editor The Routledge Advances in Heterodox Economics book series is under new management. Wolfram Elsner (University of Bremen, welsner@uni-bremen.de) and Peter Kriesler University of New South Wales, p.kriesler@.au) are the new editors of the book series. Send all manuscript inquiries to them. Association for Social EconomicsASE/ASSA Meetings /divison.php?page=assa_program_2010 January 2-5, 2010Atlanta, GA Opening Plenary Session and Reception?????????????Saturday 2, 6:30 p.m.Hilton Atlanta, Grand Ballroom AJOSEPH E. STIGLITZColumbia UniversityHomo economics:? The Impact of the Economic Crisis on Economic Theory?Betsy Jane Clary,?College of Charleston, PresidingReception Immediately Following? Fred Lee Call for Papers CALL FOR PAPERS 12th Conference of the Association for Heterodox Economics The Economy of Tomorrow 7-10 July, 2010 Hosted by the Research Unit in Theoretical and Applied Economics – GREThA (UMR CNRS 5113) Université de Bordeaux, France The Twelfth Conference of the Association of Heterodox Economics (AHE) will be held at the University of Bordeaux – France – from Wednesday 7th to Saturday 10th July 2010. This year’s Conference theme is The Economy of Tomorrow. Long run processes have exacerbated the contradictions of the world economic system leading to a crisis in all spheres including social, political, financial and environmental. The economic crisis that opened in 2008 increases our awareness that economies and societies must change radically in all these spheres in the 21st Century, though views of the changes required, and their depth, will differ. This conference will provide a forum for discussion on current and future changes needed in developed and developing economies in all these spheres. The following areas, closely intertwined in theory and in policy action, are of special interest but this is not an exhaustive list and do not preclude other topics approached wi