I’m attending the Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics (SASE) annual conference in Madrid on June 23–25. Given that I have to fly from Australia, I’m making this an extended trip. I will spend 3 days in London (June 13–15), 3 in Paris (16–18), 3 in Barcelona (19–21) and 4 in Madrid (22–25).
As well as some tourism and meeting up with friends like Max Keiser in Paris, I’m open to giving a talk or three, if there is sufficient interest.
Zed Books, the publishers of my book Debunking Economics, reminded me that June is academic shutdown month in Europe, so they’re not confident of being able to organise an academic audience or venue. Therefore I’m letting the blogosphere know my whereabouts, in case any of you would like to organise a talk. I did the same a year ago in New York, and an audience of about 40 rocked up for both the talk and a lovely dinner afterwards.
If you live in any of the above cities and are interested in organising a talk, let me know (either by a comment here or an email) and I’ll establish an event link on this site. You would need to arrange a venue and any local publicity; I can set the event up to include online registration (including payment if that is needed to cover venue hire).
On Debunking Economics itself, I have completed the second edition and it is now with the copy editors. There is lots to be done–especially since it has grown from 120,000 words in the first edition to 215,000 in this one–but with luck it will be available by late September this year.