THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

Curriculum Vitae for Faculty Members

Date: January 22, 2015

Initials:

1. SURNAME: Schabas FIRST NAME: Margaret

MIDDLE NAME: Lynn

2. DEPARTMENT/SCHOOL: Philosophy

3. FACULTY: Arts

4. PRESENT RANK: Professor SINCE: 1999

5. POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION

University or Institution Degree Subject Area Dates

University of Michigan M.A. Economics 1985

University of Toronto Ph.D. History and

Philosophy of Science

and Technology

1983

Indiana University A.M. History and

Philosophy of Science

1977

Indiana University B.S. Music and Philosophy

of Science

1976

Title of Dissertation and Name of Supervisor

William Stanley Jevons and the Origins of Mathematical Economics

Trevor Levere and Samuel Hollander (co-supervisors)

6.EMPLOYMENT RECORD

(a) Prior to coming to UBC

University, Company or Organization Rank or Title Dates

York University Assistant, Associate and

Full Professor (1999)

Jul, 1991 to

Jun, 2001

University of Wisconsin at Madison Assistant Professor Sep, 1987 to

Jun 1991

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(b) At UBC

Rank or Title Dates

Full Professor, tenured 2001

7. LEAVES OF ABSENCE

University, Company or Organization

at which Leave was taken

Type of Leave Dates

University of British Columbia Study January – June 2015

University of British Columbia Administrative Leave July 2009-June 2010

Max Planck Institute Berlin Research Fellow (Study

Leave)

Apr 2007 to June

2007

London School of Economics Ludwig Lachman

Fellowship (Study

Leave)

Jul 2006 to Mar 2007

Cambridge University Clare Hall Fellowship Sep 2001 to Dec 2001

York University Faculty of Arts Leave

Fellowship

Jul 1997 to June 1998

York University Maternity Jan, 1997 to Apr 1997

MIT (from York) Sabbatical Jul 1994 to Jun 1995

Duke University (from Wisconsin) NSF Fellowship Jan, 1991 to May

1991

Harvard University (from Wisconsin) Mellon Fellow July, 1987 to June

1988

8. TEACHING

(a) Areas of special interest and accomplishments

York University, Dean of Arts Teaching Award (1992)

History and Philosophy of Science, History and Philosophy of Economics, Philosophy of

Science, Philosophy of Social Science, Objectivity, Seventeenth-Century Philosophy,

Eighteenth-Century Philosophy, Hume, Mill, Science and Technology Studies

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(b) Courses Taught at UBC

Session

Course Scheduled Class

Number Hours Size Lecture

s

2014 PHIL 314 3 75 3

2014 PHIL 514 3 9 3

2013 PHIL 360/HIST 393 3 36 3

2013 PHIL 363/ECON319 3 56 1.5

2013 PHIL 491 3 11 3

2013 PHIL 362/ECON318 3 69 3

2012 PHIL 363/ECON 319 3 50 3

2012 PHIL 360/HIST 393 3 34 3

2012 PHIL 514/STS 502 3 6 3

2012 PHIL 362/ECON 318 3 61 3

2011 PHIL 360/HIST 393 3 55 3

2011 PHIL 363/ ECON 319 3 53 3

2011 PHIL 514/414 3 11 3

2011 PHIL 362/ECON 318 3 52 3

2010 PHIL 363/ECON 319 3 69 3

2010 PHIL 560 3 9 3

2010 PHIL 362/ECON 318 72 3

2009S PHIL 516A 3 8 3

2008 PHIL 363/ECON319 3 75 3

2008 PHIL 516A 3 6 3

2007 PHIL 362/ECON318 3 76 3

2007 PHIL 315 3 46 1.5

2005 PHIL 362/ECON 318 3 65 3

2005 PHIL 560 3 4 3

2005 PHIL 363/ECON 319 3 50 3

2004 ECON 592 3 1

2002 PHIL 531 3 6 3

2002 PHIL 362/ECON318 3 39 3

2002 PHIL 363/ECON 319 3 39 3

2001 PHIL 461 3 12 3

2001 PHIL 315 3 39 3

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c) Graduate Students Supervised and/or Co-Supervised

Student Name Program

Type

Year Principal Co-Supervisor(s)

Start Finish Supervisor

Rebecca Livernois M.A. Sept.

2014

Schabas UBC

Tyler des Roches Ph.D. Sept.

2009

Schabas UBC

James Kelleher Ph.D. Sept.

2004

May

2011

Schabas UBC

Sean Armstrong Ph.D. Sep,

1999

Jun, 2004 Schabas York

Adam Jay Foster Ph.D. Apr,

1997

Nov,

2003

Schabas Toronto Trevor Levere

Robert Pierson Ph.D. Sep,

1995

Jan, 1997 Schabas York

d) Graduate Supervision Committees

Student Name Program Type Year Principal

Supervisor

Co-Supervisor(s)

Start Finish

Justin Ritchie PhD 2012 Supervisory

Committee

UBC (IRES)

Mazier Piahani

PhD 2014 Examination Chair UBC (LAW)

Jiwon Byun PhD 2010 Supervisory

Committee

UBC (PHIL)

Andrew Inkpen PhD 2014 University

Examiner

UBC (PHIL)

Daniel Drugge PhD 2013 University

Examiner

UBC (POLISCI)

Alexander Cannon DMA 2012 Universitiy

Examiner

UBC (MUSIC)

Rebecca Simpson-

Litke

PhD 2010 University

Examiner

UBC (MUSIC)

Yuichi Amitani PhD 2010 University

Examiner

UBC (PHIL)

Eric Cyr des Jardins PhD 2009 University

Examiner

UBC (PHIL)

Kelly Whitmer PhD 2008 University

Examiner

UBC (HIST) PhD 2009 Internal Examiner UBC

Jamie Walenta PhD 2008 Supervisory

Committee

UBC (GEOG)

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Michael Ilg PhD 2008 Committee UBC (LAW)

Michael Wells PhD 2007 Examination Chair UBC (ENGLISH)

Zohreh Bayat Rizi Ph.D. Feb, 2005 University

Examiner

UBC

(SOCIOLOGY)

Gerald Cradock Ph.D. Dec, 2003 University

Examiner

UBC (ISGP)

Kari Coleman Ph.D. Oct, 2002 Internal Examiner UBC (PHIL)

Roderick Millar Ph.D. 2002 Examination Chair UBC (CNERS)

Heiderose Butscher Ph.D. Jun, 2001 Committee York Universtiy

Ludovic Frobert Ph.D. Sep. 1997 Jun. 1998 Postdoctoral

(CNRS, Lyon)

York University

Michele Macaluso Ph.D. May, 1997 Committee York University

Adrian Brock Ph.D. 1994 Internal Examiner York University

Gail Donaldson Ph.D. Sep, 1994 Committee York University

Bowdoin Van Riper Ph.D. 1990 Internal Examiner Wisconsin

(e) Visiting Lecturer (indicate university/organization and dates)

Institution

Dates

Start End

École Normale Superièure (Cachan, Economics) Oct, 2006 Jun, 2007

Université de Paris I (Sorbonne, Economics) Apr, 1996 May, 1996

Tinbergen Institute Amsterdam (Economics) Sep, 1994 Sep, 1994

California Institute of Technology (Humanities) Apr, 1992 Jun, 1992

Harvard University (History of Science) Sep, 1986 Jun, 1987

University of Colorado at Boulder (Philosophy) Sep, 1985 Jun, 1987

University of Michigan (Economics) Jan, 1985 May, 1985

Michigan State University (Science and Technology Studies) Sep, 1983 Dec, 1984

(f) Other Course Development

Title Organization Where

First Taught

Date First

Taught

Dates Co-developers

Start End

History and Philosophy of

Science Major

UBC 2005 Robert Brain

History and Philosophy of

Economics from Ricardo to

UBC April, 2003

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Title Organization Where

First Taught

Date First

Taught

Dates Co-developers

Start End

Keynes PHIL 363/ECON

319

History and Philosophy of

Economics from Aristotle to

Adam Smith PHIL

362/ECON 318

UBC Sept, 2002

9. SCHOLARLY AND PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

(a) Areas of special interest and accomplishments

Areas of Interest: History and Philosophy of Economics, Science and Values, Hume, Smith, Mill,

Bioeconomics

Accomplishments: President, History of Economics Society

Distinguished Lccture, Canadian Philosophical Association

(b) Research or equivalent grants (indicate under COMP whether grants were obtained

competitively (C) or non-competitively (NC))

Granting Subject COM

P

$ Years Co-Investigator

Agency Per

Year

SSHRC Conceptual

Foundations of

Bioeconomics

C 48,500 2011-15

PWIAS/

French

Consulate

Visiting French Scholar Jean

Gayon

C 3,000 2013

PWIAS/DSIR Philosophy of Bioeconomics C 15,000 2010-11

SSHRC-UBC Hume’s Economics C 6,265 2009-10

Dean of Arts,

UBC

Hume's Economics NC 12,000 2007-9

Max Planck

Institute

Observation in

Science

C 12,000 2007

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Ludwig

Lachmann

Fellowship

Hume's Political

Economy

C 90,000 2006-07

Office of the

Superinten-

dent of

Bankruptcy

Research

Initiative

Growing Old

Gracefully, An

Investigation into the

Growing Number of

Bankrupt Canadians

over age 55

C 23,000 2005-06 Angela Redish

Janis Sarra

SSHRC Hume's Political

Economy

C 12,600 2005-08

Peter Wall

Institute for

Advanced

Study

History and

Philosophy of Money

C 10,000 2004

Dean of Arts Hume's Political

Economy

NC 10,000 2004-05

Hampton

UBC

Hume's Monetary

Theory

C 1,500 2004

SSHRC Hume’s Political

Economy

C 14,400 2001-04

York

University,

Faculty of

Arts

Nature in Political

Economy

C 4,000 2000

York

University,

Faculty of

Arts

Nature in Classical

Economics

C Full

salary

1997-98

Dibner

Institute for

the History of

Science and

Technology

Dibner Fellowship C 8,000 1995

SSHRC Nature in Classical

Economics

C 13,330 1992-95

York

University,

Faculty of

Arts

Cliometrics C 4,000 1992

National

Science

Foundation

Natural Dimensions of

Economics

C 70,000 1991

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University of

Wisconsin

WARF Summer

Research Grants

C 2

months

summer

salary

1988-91

Harvard

University

Mellon Fellowship in

the Humanities

C Full

salary

1987-88

Stanford

University

History of the Social

Sciences

C 6 weeks

salary

1986

National

Research

Council

Travel Awards to

International

Conferences (4 in

total)

C 600 1985-93

Canada

Council

Advanced Study of the

Oboe (London UK)

C 1.4

years

support

1977-79

(d) Invited Presentations (Conferences and Academic Institutions)

“J.S. Mill and Bioeconomics,” EKORA, Aarhus University (March 2015)

“Oeconomy/Economy of Nature,” Green College Lecture Series, UBC (April 2014)

“Adam Smith’s Moral Psychology,” Centre for Neuroethics, UBC (February 2014)

“Forces and Fields in Classical Political Economy,” Columbia University Workshop on

Mercantilism through the Ages (November 2013)

“Let Your Science Be Human: David Hume on Applied Economics,” ESHET, Kingston

UK (May 2013); Canadian Philosophical Association Annual Meetings,

University of Victoria BC (June 2013)

“Mill on Bioeconomics,” Center for History of Political Economy, Duke University

(February 2013); SPSP, University of Toronto (June 2013); Liberalism and

Evolutionary Thought Workshop, Freiburg Germany (December 2013)

“Hume on Property and Contracts,” University of Lyon (January 2013)

“Hume on Monetary Debates,” European Society for Early Modern Philosophy,

University of Grenoble (January 2013)

“The Evolutionary Context of John Stuart Mill’s Political Economy,” Evo-Eco

Workshop, IHPST University of Paris (February 2012); History of Economics

Society, Brock University (June 2012)

“Capital as Reproduction in Classical Political Economy”, LSE (June 2012)

“Interest Rate as a Stable Kind,” (with Tyler DesRoches) Philosophy of Science

Association Meetings, San Diego (November 2012)

“Hume on Economic Well-Being,” UBC (October 2010); University of Alberta (February 2011); ESHET,

Istanbul (May 2011), AEA Meetings, Chicago (2012)

“Economic Forecasting: David Hume and Adam Smith on the Spread of Commerce,” EHESS, University of

Paris (November 2011)

“Hume’s Science of Political Economy,” Conference on Hume and the Scottish Enlightenment, Ben Gurion

University (December 2011)

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“What, Precisely, is meant by ‘the Economy’?,” Workshop on Reductionism, London School of Economics

(July 2010)

“The Interest Rate as an Objective Kind Term,” Objectivity in Science Conference, UBC (June 2010); IHPST,

University of Paris (October 2010)

“Metaphysical Reflections on ‘The Economy’,” University of Melbourne (July 2009)

“Empirical Dimensions of Hume’s Economics,” University of Amsterdam (March 2009)

“That Politics May be Reduced to Science: Hume and Smith on the Status of the Moral

Sciences” Plenary Address: History of the Philosophy of Science Annual Meetings, Vancouver (June 2008);

Distnguished Lecture: Canadian Philosophical Assocation, Ottawa (May 2009)

“The Economy as an Epistemic Object,” Roundtable in the Philosophy of the Social Sciences, University of

Washington (April 2008)

Sciences, University of Washington (March 2008); Workshop on Economics and Philosophy, University of

Calgary (April 2008); History of Science Meetings, Oxford University (July 2008); Historical

Epistemology Workshop, MPI, Berlin (July 2008)

“The Evolutionary Context of Hume’s Political Economy,” Workshop on David Hume on Norms and

Institutions, European University Institute, Florence (April 2008)

“Nature Does Nothing in Vain,” Paris History of Economics Workshop (June 2007); Peter Wall Institute,

UBC (October 2007)

“More Like Apes than Angels: Natural History in the Political Economy of Hume and Smith,” History of

Science Society Annual Meetings, Vancouver (November 2006); University of Rome-La Sapienza

(April 2007); Erasmus University-Rotterdam (May 2007)

“Natural Origins of Economics,” University of Washington (May 2005); University of Calgary (November

2005)

"Temporal Distinctions in Hume's Monetary Theory," Invited Plenary, Hume Society Meetings, Tokyo

(August 2004)

"Groups versus Individuals in Hume's Political Economy," History of Economics Society, Toronto (June

2004); Western Canadian Philosophical Association, Victoria (October 2004); Hume Society

Meetings, Toronto (July 2005)

"In the Shadow of Locke: Eighteenth-century Concepts of the Economic Order," Law School, UBC

(September 2003)

"Thought Experiments versus Models in Monetary Economics," International Congress of Logic,

Methodology, and the Philosophy of Science, Oviedo (July 2003); Green College, UBC (October

2003)

"Smith's Debts to Nature," Duke University (April 2002)); UBC (September 2002); History of Science

Society, Milwaukee (November 2002); University of Toronto (April 2003); History of Economics

Society, Durham (July 2003)

"Hume on Thought Experiments," CNRS, Paris (October 2001); Cambridge University (October 2001);

CSHPS, Toronto (May 2002); History of Economics Society, Davis (July 2002); Simon Fraser

University (February 2003); Queen's University (February 2003); CHSG, Friday Harbor (March

2003); Columbia University (May 2003); University of Victoria (September 2003); University of

Saskatchewan (October 2003)

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"Hume on Experimental Natural Philosophy, Money and Fluids," History of Science Society, Pittsburgh

(November 1999); Barnard College (January 2001); Cambridge University (December 2001); UBC

(March 2002)

"Hume and Enlightenment Natural Philosophy," History of Economics Society, Montreal (June 1998);

University of Toronto (November 1998); European History of Economics Society Meetings, Paris

(April 1999)

"Political Economy in Nineteenth-Century Britain," UCLA (May 1997)

"Ricardo and Malthus: Economies in Retreat from Nature," Joint History of Science Meetings, Edinburgh

(July 1996); York University (December 1996)

"A Fleeting Fancy for Psychology: Concepts of Nature in Victorian Economics," European History of

Economics Society Meetings, Lisbon (February 1996); University of Chicago (March 1996)

"Two Sides of the Same Coin: Economics as a Natural and/or Human Science," History of Science Society

Meetings, New Orleans (October 1994); European History of Economics Society Meetings,

Rotterdam (February 1995)

"Is Money Real?," University of Amsterdam (September 1994); London School of Economics (November

1994); Cambridge University (November 1994); Dibner Institute, MIT (February 1995); AEA

Meetings, San Francisco (January 1996)

"The Mathematization of Economic History," London School of Economics (December 1992); International

Congress of History of Science, Zaragoza (August 1993)

"Parmenides and the Cliometricians," Philosophy Department, University of Waterloo (October 1992);

Economics Department, University of Quebec at Montreal (March 1993); Economic History

Association Meetings, Tucson (October 1993); Charles Gide Society (June 1996)

"Market Contracts in the Age of Hume," Conferences at Duke University (March 1993); York University

(April 1993); History of Economics Society Meetings, Philadelphia (June 1993)

"Mill and Concepts of Nature," Philosophy Department, University of South Carolina (April 1991); History

Department, University of California-Los Angeles (May 1992); University of Maastricht (August

1992); British History of Economics Society Meetings, Exeter (September 1992); Sorbonne (October

1994)

"The Distinction between Mathematical and Statistical Economics in the Nineteenth Century,"

BSHS/CSHPS/HSS Meetings, Toronto (July 1992)

"The Permissibility of Classified Research," Science, Ethics and Public Policy, California Institute of

Technology (April 1992)

"Breaking Away: History of Economics as History of Science," History of Science Series, Duke University

(February 1991); West Coast History of Science Society, Morro Bay (May 1992); Erasmus

University (August 1992); University of Rome, La Sapienza (November 1994)

"What's So Wrong with Physics Envy?" Symposium on Philip Mirowski's More Heat than Light, Duke

University (March 1991)

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"The Greyhound and the Mastiff: Evolutionary Biology and Early Neoclassical Economics," American

Economic Association Meetings, Washington, D.C. (December 1990); Notre Dame (September

1991)

"John Stuart Mill and the Natural/Artificial Distinction," History of Science Society Meetings, Seattle

(October 1990), Session Organizer

"Economic Expertise and Victorian Social Reform," International Congress of History of Science, Hamburg

and Munich (August 1989), Session Organizer

"Ricardo Naturalized: Lyell and Darwin on the Economy of Nature," Interdisciplinary Nineteenth Century

Studies, Portland (April 1989)

"Nature's Economy: Linnaeus, Lyell, and Darwin," History of Science Society Meetings, Manchester (July

1988)

"Political Economy and National Boundaries: The Case of Nineteenth-Century England and France," Dibner

Institute, Brandeis University (June 1988)

"On the Origins of the Marginal Revolution in British Economic Thought," Department of History of

Science, Harvard University (November 1987)

"The Jevonian Revolution and the Theory/Policy Distinction," Economics Department, Duke University

(October 1987); Kress Society, Harvard University (February 1988)

"Economics and Its Applications: Did the Marginal Revolution Have Policy Implications?" History of

Science Society Meetings, Raleigh (October 1987)

“Making Sense of Sen," International Union for History and Philosophy of Science,

Moscow (August 1987)

"Neoclassical Economics and the Realism Debates," History and Philosophy of Science Series, State

University of New York at Buffalo (April 1987)

"The Jevonian Revolution Reappraised," Conference on Testing Theories of Scientific Change, Blacksburg,

Virginia (October 1986)

"Representing and Intervening in Economics," History of Economics Society Meetings,

Barnard College, New York (June 1986)

"The Marginal Revolution in Economics Reappraised," History and Philosophy of Science Series, University

of Colorado (January 1986)

"In Defense of Science: W.S. Jevons and J.S. Mill," History of Society Meetings, Chicago (December 1984),

Session Co-organizer

"John Stuart Mill on Mathematical Economics," History of Economics Society Meetings, Pittsburgh (May

1984)

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"The Worldly Philosophy of William Stanley Jevons," Department of History and Philosophy of Science,

Indiana University (April 1984)

"Alfred Marshall on Mathematical Economics," Department of Economics, University of Toronto

(November 1983)

"William Stanley Jevons and the Origins of Mathematical Economics," History of Science Society Meetings,

Philadelphia (October 1982)

"William Whewell's Mathematical Exposition of Economic Theory," Canadian Learned Societies Meetings,

Montreal (June 1980)

(g) Conference Participation (Organizer, Keynote Speaker)

Role Organization Event Dates

Start End

Opening

Keynote Speaker

Australian History of Economic

Thought Association, Sydney

July

12,

2015

Opening

Keynote Speaker

International Hume Society Annual

Meetings, Portland OR

July

22,

2014

Presidential

Address

History of Economics Society

Annual Meetings, Montreal

June

22,

2014

Keynote Speaker Mandeville Tricentenary

Conference, Rotterdam

June

6,

2014

Organizer French Consulate Lecture Series,

PWI, UBC

Nov

2013

Organizer History of Economics Society

Annual Meetings, Vancouver

June

20,

2013

June

22,

2013

Opening

Keynote Speaker

Bioeconomies of Reproduction, ZIF

Bielefeld University, Germany

June

13,

2012

Organizer PWIAS Workshop on Philosophy of

Science

April

30,

2010

Organizer PWIAS Workshop on History and

Philosophy of Economics

April

16,

2010

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Role Organization Event Dates

Start End

Distinguished

Lecture

Canadian Philosophical Association

Annual Meetings, Ottawa

May,

2009

Keynote Speaker HOPOS Biennial Meetings,

Vancouver

June

2008

Keynote Speaker International Hume Society Annual

Meetings, Boston MA

Aug,

2007

Opening

Keynote Speaker

Columbia History of Science Annual

Meetings, Friday Harbor WA

Februa

ry,

2006

Organizer Dorothy and Richard Sikora Annual

Lecture in Philosophy, UBC

Mar,

2005

Mar,

2008

Organizer Maps, Pictures, Graphs: Scientific

Images and Science, UBC

Sep

15,

2005

Sep

17,

2005

Co-organizer, with

Angela Redish

History and Philosophy of Money,

PWI, UBC

Nov

12,

2004

Nov

14,

2004

Organizer Individual Interdisciplinary Studies

Graduate Program Series, Green

College (UBC)

Sep,

2003

Apr,

2004

Co-organizer, with

Carl Wennerlind

Hume's Political Economy,

Columbia University NY

May

9,

2003

May

10,

2002

Co-organizer, with

Neil De Marchi

Oeconomies in the Age of Newton,

Duke University NC

Apr

25,

2002

Mar

28,

2002

Program Co-chair,

with Bruce Hevly

History of Science Society Annual

Meetings, San Diego CA

Nov,

1997

Nov,

1997

Co-organizer, with

Samuel Hollander

York-Toronto Joint Fortnightly

Workshop in the History of

Economics

Fall,

1992

April,

2001

Organizer Historical Perspectives on Markets,

York University

Apr 1,

1993

Apr 1,

1993

Co-organizer, with

David Lindberg

The Secularization of Science,

Madison WI

Sep

21,

1990

Sep

22,

1990

Co-organizer, with

Daniel Hausman

Economics, Truth and Logic: The

Impact of Logical Positivism on

Economics, Madison WI

Mar 3,

1989

Mar

4,

1989

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Role Organization Event Dates

Start End

Organizer Monthly Lecture Series on Science

and Values, Boulder Colorado

Sept,

1985

May,

1987

10. SERVICE TO THE UNIVERSITY

(a) Memberships on committees, including offices held and dates

Type Committee Name Role Dates

Start End

Faculty Study Leave Requests, Adjudication Committee Member Nov 2014 Dec 2014

University Peter Wall Institute, Adjudication Committee

(DSIR)

Member March

2014

May 2014

Department Tenure and Promotion Committee Member July 2013 June 2015

Department Honours Degree in Philosophy Advisor July 2012 June 2013

Department Annual Colloquium Series Co-

organizer

Sept 2011 May 2012

University Faculty Association Committee on the Status of

Women

Member July 2010 June 2011

Department Taskforce on the Status of Women in Philosophy Chair 2010 2011

Faculty Study Leave Requests, Adjudication Committee Member Fall 2010

Department Hiring Committees Chair July, 2004 Jun, 2009

University Advisory Board, Peter Wall Institute Member Mar, 2006 June, 2010

Department Hiring Committee Member Fall, 2003 Mar, 2004

Department Ad hoc curriculum review Member Jan, 2004 Mar, 2004

University Economics Department Annual Hiring Committee Dean’s

Represent

ative

January

2004

March

2004

Faculty Coordinating, Science and Technology Studies Member Sep, 2003 Jul, 2004

University Graduate Studies Academic Policy, FoGS Member Sep, 2003 Jul, 2004

University Membership Committee, Green College Member Sep, 2003 Jul, 2004

Department Agenda Member Apr, 2003 June, 2006

Department Economics and Philosophy Major Advisor July, 2002 Present

Department Honours Degree in Philosophy Advisor July, 2002 Jun, 2004

University Adjudication (Workshops or Early Career), Peter

Wall Institute

Member Sep, 2002 June, 2006

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(b) Prominent service, including dates

Type Office Name Dates

Start End

Faculty of Arts Dean’s Advisory Committee for Tenure and Promotion,

Member

Sept, 2012 June, 2013

University Senior Appointments Committee. Member Sept, 2011 June, 2012

Department Head of Department Jul, 2004 Jun, 2009

University Internal UBC Represenative on the External Review

Committee of Green College (5 year review)

Jun, 2003 Jul, 2003

University Chair, Individual Interdisciplinary Studies Graduate Program Apr, 2003 Jun, 2004

11. SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY

(a) Memberships on scholarly societies, including offices held and dates

Organization Committee Name Role Dates

Start End

History of Economics Society Nominating Committee,

Distinguished Fellow Award

Chair June

2014

May

2015

Canadian Philosophical

Association

Equity Committee Member June

2013

May

2014

History of Economics Society Executive Committee President June

2013

May

2014

History of Economics Society Executive Committee Member June

2012

May

2016

Erasmus Journal for Philosophy

and Economics

Mark Blaug Prize Committee Member March

2012

Canadian Society for the History

and Philosophy of Science

Advisory Committee Member Jul, 2007 Jun,

2012

Canadian Philosophical

Association

Annual Book Prize Committee Member Jan, 2011 May,

2011

Philosophy of Science

Association

Program Committee Member Oct,

2009

Nov,

2010

University of Chicago Press Susan Abrahms Book Prize

Committee

Member May,

2007

Nov,

2007

CSHPS Advisory Board Member Jul, 2006 Jun,

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Organization Committee Name Role Dates

Start End

2010

International Network of

Economic Methodology

Nominating Committee Member Sep,

2004

Oct,

2004

History of Economics Society Joseph J. Spengler Book Prize,

History of Economics Society

Member Sep,

2003

Jul,

2004

History of Economics Society Best Article Award Committee Member Jun,

2002

Jun,

2003

History of Science Society Nominating Committee Member 2002 2004

History of Science Society Council Member Jan, 2001 Dec200

3

History of Science Society Program Committee Co-Chair 1997 1997

History of Science Society Programs and Meetings Committee Member 1996 1998

History of Economics Society Executive Committee Member 1993 1996

Forum for the History of the

Human Sciences

Steering Committee Member 1991 1993

(e) Editorships (list journal and dates)

Journal Position Dates

Start End

Economics and Philosophy Advisory Board 2015 2019

Reproductive BioMedicine and Society Section Editor July, 2015

Serendipities: Journal for the Sociology and

History of the Social Sciences

Advisory Board 2014

Theoria & Praxis: Journal of

Interdisciplinary Thought

Editorial Board 2013

Revue Economie et Societe Comite scientifique 2011

Hume Studies Editorial Board 2011 2016

HOPOS Editorial Board 2010

International Network for Economic

Methodology (SSRN)

Advisory Board 2010

Erasmus Journal for Philosophy and

Economics

Advisory Board 2008

Journal of Economic Methodology Editorial Board 1997 2002

Revue d'Histoire des Sciences Humaines Comité scientifique 1995

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Journal Position Dates

Start End

Economics and Philosophy Editorial Board Sep, 1994 Dec, 2014

Economics and Philosophy Book Review Editor Oct, 1989 Jan, 1997

History of Political Economy Editorial Board 1989 Jan, 2021

(f) Reviewer (journal, agency, etc. including dates)

(i) Journal Reviewing/Refereeing

I do not keep a record of the dates or number of reviews and have also omitted the journals listed above.

Journal Press # Reviewed or

Refereed

HOPOS

Science, Technology and Human Values

Philosophy of the Social Sciences

Philosophy of Science

British Journal for the History of Science

Journal of the History of Philosophy

Journal of the History of Ideas

Journal for the History of the Behavioral

Sciences

Victorian Studies

Isis

Hume Studies

Canadian Journal of Philosophy

American Historical Review

European Journal of the History of

Economic Thought

American Economic Review

Journal of Political Economy

History of Political Economy

Oeconomia

Revue Economique

Journal of the History of Economic

Thought

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Journal Press # Reviewed or

Refereed

Research in the History of Economic

Thought and Methodology

Manchester School

Recherches Economiques de Louvain

Cambridge Journal of Economics

Canadian Journal of Economics

Journal of Money, Credit and Banking

Review of Social Economy

Economic Inquiry

Economica

Journal of Bioeconomics

(ii) Conference Reviewing/Refereeing

Conference Organization # Reviewed or

Refereed

Dates

Start End

Philosophy of Science

Association Biennial

Meetings

Montreal Dozens 2010

Hume Society Annual

Meetings

Boston, Calgary, Bela

Horizonte, Portland

Several 2007 2014

Adam Smith Oxford University 3 Jan, 2009 Jan, 2009

History of Science Society UC-San Diego Entire Program Jan, 1997 Nov,

1997

(iii) Grant Application Assessment

Grant Description Dept./Unit Organization # Assessed Dates

Start En

d

Major Research Award Economics Killam 1

Standard Research Economics NRF (RSA) 1

Fellowship Dibner Foundation 2

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Grant Description Dept./Unit Organization # Assessed Dates

Start En

d

Standard Research Economics FCAR 2

Standard Research Philosophy SSHRC 7

Standard Research Economics SSHRC 2

Standard Research History NEH 1

Standard Research STS NSF 6

Genius Award MacArthur Foundation 1

(iv) Promotion/Tenure Assessment

Dept./Unit Organization # Assessed Dates

Start End

History University of Chicago 1 2014

Economics and Philosophy Erasmus University 2

Economics University of Amsterdam 1

IHPST University of Toronto 1 1993

History of Science Harvard University 1 2005

Economics/Philosophy Duke University 2 2005

Philosophy University of Southern Maine 1 2004

Economics University of Manitoba 1

Philosophy Trent University 1 2002

Economics/History Barnard College 2 2000

Philosophy University of Queensland 1 1999

Philosophy Colgate University 1 1999

Economics Université de Paris I 1 1995

(v) Organizational Review

Description of Activity Dept./Unit Organization Dates

Start End

CNRS Journals Ranking Committee for History

and Philosophy of Economics

CNRS France Nov,

2006

Dec,

2006

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(g) External examiner (indicate universities and dates)

Student Role Institution Dept./Div. Date

Cristel de

Rouvray

Thesis Examiner LSE Economics History Jul,

2005

Stephen Allen Thesis Examiner University of

Queensland

Economics 1999

Philippe LeGall Habilitation Université de Paris I Economics 1995

(h) Consultant (indicate organization and dates)

Description of Activity Dept./Unit Organization Dates

Start End

Consultant for Permanent Exhibit,

"More Power to You"

Oregon Museum of Science and

Industry

Jun,

1993

Jun,

1993

12. AWARDS AND DISTINCTIONS

(a) Awards for Teaching (indicate name of award, awarding organizations, date)

Name Type Presenter Amount Dates

Start En

d

Dean of Arts Teaching Award York University Oct, 1992

(b) Other Awards

Name Type Presenter Amount Dates

Start End

Distinguished

Scholar in

Residence

Fellowship Peter Wall Institute )UBC) April,

2010

March,

2011

Visiting Scholar Fellowship Max Planck Institute for the

History of Science Berlin

May,

2007

Jun,

2007

Ludwig Lachmann Fellowship London School of Economics Aug,

2006

Apr,

2007

Visiting Scholar Fellowship Clare Hall Sep,

2001

Dec,

2001

Dibner Fellowship Dibner Institute Jan,

1995

May,

1995

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Name Type Presenter Amount Dates

Start End

Mellon Fellowship Harvard University Sep,

1987

Jun,

1988

Summer Institute Fellowship Center for the Advanced

Study in the Behavioral

Sciences, Stanford University

June,

1986

Aug,

1986

13. OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION (Maximum 0ne Page)

I have only entered service work since coming to UBC. At York University I served on many

committees, the University Senate, and was Acting Chair of the Philosophy Department for 1993-4.

THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

Publications Record

SURNAME: Schabas FIRST NAME: Margaret MIDDLE NAME: Lynn

Date: January 2015

1. REFEREED PUBLICATIONS

(a) Books (each book was widely reviewed and has sold well over a 1000 copies)

David Hume's Political Economy. Eds. Carl Wennerlind and Margaret Schabas (London: Routledge)

hardback and e-book 2008; paperback 2009). 368 + xiii pages.

The Natural Origins of Economics. (Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 2005; paperback 2007).

231 + xi pages. (reviewed in the Times Literary Supplement )

Oeconomies in the Age of Newton. Eds. Margaret Schabas and Neil De Marchi (Durham, NC and

London: Duke University Press 2003). 414 + vii pages.

A World Ruled by Number: William Stanley Jevons and the Rise of Mathematical Economics.

(Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press 1990). 192 + xii pages. (reviewed in the Times Higher

Educational Supplement and reissued in paperback in 2014 as one of 1,200 titles in the Princeton

Legacy Library).

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(b) Book Chapters

“Thought Experiments in Economics”. Routledge Companion to Thought Experiments Eds. James

R. Brown and Yiftach Fehige. Routledge (forthcoming).

“More Food for Thought: Mill, Coleridge and the Dismal Science of Economics”.

Festschrift for Trevor Levere. Eds. Jed Z. Buchwald and Larry Stewart. Springer

(forthcoming).

“Philosophy of the Human Sciences”. Routledge Companion to Eighteenth-Century Philosophy Ed. Aaron

Garrett. Routledge, 2014. 731-52.

“Hume on Economic Well-Being”. Continuum Companion to David Hume. Eds. Alan Bailey and Dan O’Brien.

Continuum Press, 2012. 332-48.

“The Evolutionary Context of Hume’s Political Economy,” in Wojciech Zaluski, ed. David Hume on Norms

and Institutions Florence: European University Institute, 2009 (on-line).

"Temporal Dimensions in Hume's Monetary Theory". David Hume's Political Economy. Eds. Carl

Wennerlind and Margaret Schabas. Routledge, 2008. 127 - 145.

"Adam Smith's Debts to Nature". Oeconomies in the Age of Newton. Eds. Margaret Schabas and Neil De

Marchi. Duke University Press, 2003. 262 - 281.

"British Economic Theory from Locke to Marshall". The Cambridge History of Science: The Modern

Social Sciences. Vol. 7. Eds. Theodore M. Porter and Dorothy Ross. Cambridge University

Press, 2003. 171 - 182.

"From Political Economy to Positive Economics". The Cambridge History of Philosophy: 1870-1945.

Vol. 7. Ed. Thomas Baldwin. Cambridge University Press, 2003. 235 - 44.

"Coming Together: History of Economics as History of Science". The Future of the History of

Economics. Ed. Roy Weintraub. Duke University Press, 2002. 208 - 25.

"Verve and Versatility: Neil De Marchi on the Culture of Economics". Historians of Economic Thought.

Eds. Warren Samuels and Steven Medema. Routledge, 2001. 52 - 62.

"The Jevonian Revolution Re-appraised". Contributions to the History of Economic Thought: Essays in

Honour of R.D.C. Black. Eds. Antoin E. Murphy and Renee Prendergast. Routledge, 2000. 141 -

53.

"Victorian Economics and the Science of the Mind". Victorian Science in Context. Ed. Bernard

Lightman. University of Chicago Press, 1997. 72 - 93.

"Parmenides and the Cliometricians". The Reliability of Economic Models: Essays and the Epistemology

of Economics. Ed. Daniel C. Little. Kluwer, 1995. 183 - 202.

"From Political Economy to Market Mechanics: The Jevonian Moment in the History of Economics".

The Natural Sciences and the Social Sciences: Some Critical and Historical Perspectives. Ed.

I. Bernard Cohen. Kluwer, 1994. 235 - 255.

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"Market Contracts in the Age of Hume". Higgling: Transactors and Their Markets in the History of

Economics. Eds. Neil De Marchi and Mary S. Morgan. Duke University Press, 1994. 117 - 34.

"The Greyhound and the Mastiff". Natural Images in Economic Thought. Ed. Philip Mirowski.

Cambridge University Press, 1994. 322 - 35.

"What's So Wrong with Physics Envy?" Non-Natural Social Science: Reflecting on the Enterprise of

More Heat than Light . Ed. Neil De Marchi. Duke University Press, 1993. 45 - 53.

"Mathematics and the Economics Profession in late Nineteenth-Century Britain". The Estate of Social

Knowledge. Eds. JoAnn Brown and David van Keuren. Johns Hopkins University Press, 1991.

67 - 83.

"Ricardo Naturalized: Lyell and Darwin on the Economy of Nature ". Perspectives on the History of

Economic Thought. Ed. Donald Moggridge. Edward Elgar, 1990. 40 - 9.

(c) Journal Articles

“John Stuart Mill: Evolutionary Economics and Liberalism,” Journal of Bioeconomics 17.1 (Spring 2015).

“Bees and Silkworms: Mandeville, Hume and the Framing of Political Economy,” Journal of the

History of Economic Thought 36.2 (Spring 2015).

“’Let Yours Science Be Human’: David Hume and the Honourable Merchant,” European Journal of the

History of Economic Thought. 21.6 (December 2014): 977 - 990.

“Hume on Money, Commerce, and the Science of Economics,” co-authored with Carl Wennerlind,

Journal of Economic Perspectives 25.3 (Summer 2011): 217-30.

“Constructing ‘The Economy’,” Philosophy of the Social Sciences 39.1 (March 2009): 3-19.

“Nature Does Nothing in Vain,” Daedalus 137 (Spring 2008): 71-79.

“Hume’s Monetary Thought Experiments,” Studies in History and Philosophy of Science 39.3 (Fall

2008): 161-169.

"Individuals versus Groups in Hume's Political Economy". The Monist. (Fall 2007).: 200-212.

"David Hume on Experimental Natural Philosophy, Money, and Fluids". History of Political Economy.

33.3 (Fall 2001): 411 - 35.

"Commentary for a Minisymposium on Anthony Brewer's 'A Minor Post-Ricardian? Marx as an

Economist'". History of Political Economy. 27.1 (1995): 195 - 199.

"John Stuart Mill and Concepts of Nature". Dialogue. 34.3 (Summer 1995): 447 - 65.

"Breaking Away: History of Economics as History of Science". History of Political Economy. 24.1

(Spring 1992): 187 - 203.

"Alfred Marshall, W. Stanley Jevons, and the Mathemization of Economics". Isis. 80.301 (March 1989):

60 – 73 (featured article-gist in The Chronicle for Higher Education, June 14 1989)

"The Permissibility of Classified Research in University Science". Public Affairs Quarterly. 2.4

(October 1988): 47 - 64.

"An Anomaly for Laudan's Pragmatic Model". Studies in History and Philosophy of Science. 18.1

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(March 1987): 43 - 52.

"An Assessment of the Scientific Standing of Economics ". Proceedings of the Philosophy of Science

Association. 1 (October 1986): 298 - 306.

"Some Reactions to Jevons's Program for Mathematical Economics: The Case of Cairnes and Mill".

History of Political Economy. 17.3 (Fall 1985): 337 - 353.

"The Worldly Philosophy of William Stanley Jevons".Victorian Studies. 18.1 (Autumn 1984):

129 - 147.

"John Stuart Mill to William Stanley Jevons: An Unpublished Letter". The Mill News Letter. 18.2

(Summer 1983): 24 - 28.

2. NON-REFEREED PUBLICATIONS

(a) Book Chapters

“Introduction,” co-authored with Carl Wennerlind in David Hume's Political Economy. Eds. Carl

Wennerlind and Margaret Schabas. (Routledge, 2008), pp. 1 - 9.

"Introduction". Writings on Economics: David Hume. Ed. Eugene Rotwein. (Rutgers NJ: Transaction

Press, 2007), pp. vii - xxiii.

"Introduction," co-authored with Neil De Marchi in Oeconomies in the Age of Newton. Eds. Margaret

Schabas and Neil De Marchi. (Duke University Press, 2003) pp. 1 - 13.

(b) Book Reviews

Till Duppe, The Making of the Economy (Lexington Books, 2011) 241 pages. History of Political

Economy 46.2 (Summer 2014): 346-8.

Joel Mokyr, The Enlightened Economy: An Economic History of Pritain 1700-1850 (Yale University

Press, 2009) 564 pages. American Historical Review 116.1 (February 2011): 221-2.

Donald MacKenzie, Material Markets: How Economic Agents are Constructed (Oxford University

Press, 2009) 228 pages. Economics and Philosophy 26.3: 394-401.

Mary Poovey, Genres of the Credit Economy (University of Chicago Press, 2008) 511 pages. The

English Historical Review 124 (December 2009): 1510-12.

Bert Mosselmans, William Stanley Jevons and the Cutting Edge of Economics. (Routledge, 2007) 143

pages. Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 31 (June 2009).

John Robertson, The Case for the Enlightenment. (CUP: 2005) 455 pages. History of Political Economy

40.2 (Summer 2008): 417-419.

John Davis, Alain Marciano, Jochen Runde, The Elgar Companion to Economics and Philosophy.

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(Elgar:2004) 509 pages. The Economic Journal. 116 (June 2006): pp. 306 – 325 (co-authored

with responses)

James Otteson, Adam Smith's Market Place of Life (CUP: 2002) 338 pages. Economics and Philosophy.

21.1 (April 2005): pp. 133 - 139.

Guido Erreygers, Economics and Interdisciplinary Exchange. (Routledge: 2001) 214 pages. History of

Political Economy 38.3 (September, 2003): pp. 602 - 603.

Lisbet Koerner, Linnaeus: Nature and Nation. (HUP: 1999) Philosophy of Science. 68 (Spring 2001):

pp. 13 - 15.

Lisa Jardine, Ingenious Pursuits: Building the Scientific Revolution. The Globe and Mail. (January

2000).

Charles Griswold Adam Smith and the Virtues of Enlightenment (CUP: 1999) Economics and

Philosophy. 16.2 (October 2000): pp. 333-337.

Londa Schiebinger, Has Feminism Changed Science?. The Globe and Mail. (May 1999).

Sandra Peart, The Economics of W.S. Jevons (Routledge: 1996) History of Political Economy. 31.3 (Fall

1999): pp. 604-605.

James P. Henderson, Early Mathematical Economics (Rowman and Littlefield, 1996) Isis. 89.1 (March

1998): pp. 141-142.

Judy L. Klein, Statistical Visions in Time: A History of Time Series Analysis, 1662-1938 (CUP: 1997)

Isis. 89.4 (December 1998): p. 706.

David F. Noble, The Religion of Technology. The Globe and Mail. (September 1997).

M. Norton Wise, ed. The Values of Precision. (PUP: 1995) 372 pages. Philosophy of Science. 64

(September 1997): pp. 517 - 519.

Steven Shapin, The Scientific Revolution. The Globe and Mail. (January 1997)

Roger Backhouse, ed. New Directions in Economic Methodology. Journal of Economic History. (Fall

1995).

Mary S. Morgan, Mary S.. The History of Econometric Ideas. (CUP: 1990). Philosophy for the Social

Sciences. 23.3 (September 1993): pp. 376 - 379.

Bruna Ingrao and Giorgio Israel. The Invisible Hand: Economic Equilibrium in the History of Science.

(MIT: 1990) Historia Mathematica. 19 (1992): pp. 322 - 323.

Philip Mirowski, More Heat than Light: Economics as Social Physics, Physics as Nature's Economics

(CUP: 1989) Philosophy of Science. 59.4 (December 1992): pp. 708-710.

Terence Hutchison, Before Adam Smith (Blackwell: 1988) Research in the History of Economic Thought

and Methodology. 10 (1992): pp. 218 - 223.

Dorothy Ross, The Origins of American Social Science. The Intellectual History Newsletter. 13

(September 1991): pp. 45 - 47.

Patricia James, ed., Thomas Robert Malthus, An Essay on the Principle of Population (1803) and John

Pullen, ed., Thomas Robert Malthus, Principles of Political Economy (1820) (CUP: 1989). The

British Journal for the History of Science. 24.83 (December 1991): pp. 482 - 484.

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Ian Hacking, The Taming of Chance 1991. Science. 251 (March 15, 1991): pp. 1373 - 1373.

Mark Blaug, Economic History and the History of Economics. Isis. 79.299 (December 1988): pp. 714 -

715.

Steven E. Rhodes, The Economist's View of the World. Philosophy of the Social Sciences. 18.4

(December 1988): pp. 559 - 561.

Theodore M. Porter, The Rise of Statistical Thinking: 1820-1900 (PUP: 1986) Victorian Studies. 31.1

(Autumn 1987): pp. 123 - 124.

Michael Turner, Michael, ed. Malthus and His Time. Victorian Studies. 31.1 (Autumn 1987): pp. 123 -

124.

William Breit and Roger W. Spencer, eds. Lives of the Laureates: Seven Nobel Economists. 1986. Isis.

78.294 (December 1987): pp. 464 - 465.

William Coleman, Death is a Social Disease. (Wisconsin: 1982) History of Political Economy. 17.4

(December 1985): pp. 674 - 676.

(c) Journal Article Reprints

Reprint of "The Worldly Philosophy of William Stanley Jevons". In Energy and Entropy. Ed. Patrick

Brantlinger. (Indiana University Press: 1989), pp. 229 - 247.

Reprint of: "The Worldly Philosophy of William Stanley Jevons". In Critical Assessments of W.S.

Jevons. Ed. John C. Woods. (Routledge: 1988).

Reprint of "Some Reactions to Jevons's Program for Mathematical Economics: The Case of Cairnes and

Mill". In Critical Assessments of W.S. Jevons. Ed. John C. Woods. (Routledge: 1988).

Reference Materials

Encyclopedia Entries

“History of Political Economy,” International Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioral Sciences, 2nd.

Ed. (on-line). Ed. Thomas Nechyba (Economics editor) (2015).

“Mill on the Moral Sciences,” Encyclopedia of Philosophy and the Social Sciences. Ed. Byron Kaldis.

(Sage 2013) pp. 607-8.

"History of Economics". International Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioral Sciences. Ed. Orly

Ashenfelter (Economics editor) (Elsevier. 2001) pp. 4152-4158.

"Adam Smith". Reader's Guide to the History of Science. Ed. Arne Hessenbruch. (Fitzroy Dearborn

2000) pp. 689-690.

"John Stuart Mill". Reader's Guide to the History of Science. Ed. Arne Hessenbruch. (Fitzroy Dearborn

2000) pp. 482 - 482

"Political Economy". Reader's Gide to the History of Science. Ed. Arne Hessenbruch. (Fitzroy Dearborn

2000) pp. 584 - 585

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"John Maynard Keynes". Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Ed. Arthur Fine (section editor) (Routledge 1998)

pp. 233-235.

"William Stanley Jevons". Handbook of Economic Methdology. Ed. John B. Davis, D. Wade Hands and

Uskali Mäki. (Edward Elgar Press 1997) pp. 260 - 261.

Dictionary Entries

"Economics". Ed. David Hollinger (Section editor) Dictionary of American History. (Scribner's 2002)

pp. 107-111.

Artistic Works, Performances, Exhibitions, and Designs

Musical Performances

Peter Wall Woodwind Quintet. First performance date: Sep, 2005.

Madison Symphony Orchestra. First performance date: Sep, 1988.

Festival of the Sound. First performance date: Aug, 1983. (CBC Broadcasts)

Canadian Opera Company Orchestra. 1978-79 (Tristan and Isolde, Lulu, Othello, Gala with Birgit

Nilsson).

Britten-Pears School for Advanced Musical Studies at Aldeburgh. 1978-79 (Several Concerts)

Electronic Media

Radio Or TV Programs

“Can Music Make Money Again?”. Short Interview on CBC Radio 3, November 9 2010.

"Tom Keene Interview". Bloomberg On the Economy. 1 episode. Broadcast: Bloomberg Radio, June

2007.

""Before the Economy"". Odyssey. 1 episode. Broadcast: Chicago Public Radio, November 2004.

"David Hume". Great Economists of the Past. 1 episode. Broadcast: Italian Educational Television,

1996.

"William Stanley Jevons". Great Economists of the Past. 1 episode. Broadcast: Italian Educational

Television, 1996.

8. WORK IN PROGRESS (including degree of completion)

Hume’s Economics (co-author Carl Wennerlind). (70% completed; target completion date to submit

for referring is August 2015; both Harvard University Press and Cambridge University Press

are keen to review]

“Hume on Science and the Arts,” in Knowledge: From Antiquity to the Present.

Ed. Stephen Gaukroger (Bloomsbury, forthcoming).