ANEP Seminar at BI Norwegian Business School, Nov. 01-03, 2017: Papers for Download

Information on the seminar, including the programme, can be found here.  Some short introductory presentations of our approach can be found on our youtube channel.  Anyone interested in taking a more detailed look at our approach of constructing a realistic, non-universalist paradigm for analyzing capitalism by reconnecting accounting to the historically specific foundations in roman… Continue reading ANEP Seminar at BI Norwegian Business School, Nov. 01-03, 2017: Papers for Download

New Blog on Stützel’s Mechanics of Balances

On top of Legal Institutionalism, Micro-Macro Accounting and Stützel’s Mechanics of Balances are the second fundamental building block of our approach, as outlined in Thomas Weiss’ presentations at the 2016 YSI Plenary in Budapest (view here) and 2017 WINIR  Conference, “Institutions and Open Societies” (view here). Fabian Lindner is now hosting a new blog in… Continue reading New Blog on Stützel’s Mechanics of Balances

ANEP Economics Seminar at BI Norwegian Business School, Nov. 01-03, 2017

We will be giving a 3-day seminar “Introduction to New European Political Economics and Legal Institutionalism” at BI Norwegian Business School in Oslo, Norway. It will take place from November 1-3, 2017 and feature guest speakers Geoff Hodgson (University of Hertfortshire) and Johannes Schmidt.  Geoff Hodgson is the co-developer of Legal Institutionalism, author of the… Continue reading ANEP Economics Seminar at BI Norwegian Business School, Nov. 01-03, 2017

ANEP team at WINIR 2017 “Institutions and Open Societies”

At this week’s WINIR conference on Institutions and Open Societies at Utrecht University, Nicolas Hofer, Wolfgang Theil and Thomas Weiss will present some more material we developed over the past year. Nicolas will summarize some difficulties in building open societies that are are rooted in the contradictory basic legal structure of open societies:  the private/public… Continue reading ANEP team at WINIR 2017 “Institutions and Open Societies”

Intro to New European Political Economics – new youtube playlists

Adding to our own presentations, we created playlists on the most important core pillars of our approach to a new Paradigm (“New European Political Economics”):  Legal Anthropology, Legal Institutionalism, Mechanics of Balances, comparative historical analysis of long cycles of development of the state, western civilization and modern capitalism. To get a flavor of what we… Continue reading Intro to New European Political Economics – new youtube playlists

YSI Plenary Budapest 2016

Germany’s finance minister Wolfgang Schäuble and the former finance minister of Greece, Yanis Varoufakis, seemed to have never really understood each others views and positions. We are convinced one important reason for this is the lack of a shared paradigm that would be powerful enough to integrate both – seemingly entirely opposite – positions on… Continue reading YSI Plenary Budapest 2016