EPS at the 1996 AEA/ASSA Meetings
Since its founding at the 1989 AEA meetings, EPS/ECAAR has maintained a strong presence at the American Economic Association/Allied Social Sciences Association's annual conference.
EPS Sessions
Session One: Conflict between the Developed and Developing Nations
Presiding: Walter Isard — Cornell University
Panelists:
Iwan Azis — University of Indonesia
The Developing Nations' Perspective, Objective and AspirationsGustav Ranis — Yale University
North/South Conflicts & Their Management
Discussants:
Wing They Woo — University of California–Davis
Philip Swagel — Northwestern University
Solomon Polachek — State University of New York at Binghamton
Session Two: Disarmament and Development: from Military Spending to Social Development Programs (joint session with the AEA)
Presiding: Robert J. Schwartz, Founder and Trustee of ECCAR
Presenters:
Ahmad Kamal — UN ECOSOC
Lawrence Klein — University of Pennsylvania
Michael Intriligator — UCLA
Discussants:
Dorrie Weiss — ECAAR's UN Representative
Dietrich Fischer — Pace University
Session Three: Recent Progress in Research on Conversion
Presiding: Ann Markusen — Rutgers University
Presenters:
Jay Stowsky — UC-Berkeley
Dual Use Technology Policy: An Evaluation of the Clinton EffortPaul Ong — UCLA
Defense Downsizing: Consequences and Strategies for WorkersDan Flaming — Economic Roundtable
Seven Years to Meltdown: Defense Conversion in Los AngelesAnn Markusen & Michael Oden — Rutgers University
Post-Cold War Conversion: Comparing Los Angeles with St. Louis, Long Island, Seattle, & Northern New Mexico
Session Four: Barriers to a Sustainable Energy Future: Military and Civilian Nuclear Programs
Presiding: William Weida — The Colorado College
Panelists:
Erik Ferguson — Erik Ferguson Associates
Michael Oden — Rutgers University
Jackie Caboasso — Western States Legal Foundation
Discussant: Alice Slater — ECAAR