The scientific committee of the conference considered 23 papers for a scholarship to attend ESHET MEXICO. Congratulations to the proposers of the following nine papers, who received a travel grant. Winners:

1. Alain Clément, François Rabelais University, Tours France,
" French economists and the colonial issue (1870-1914)"

2. Anna M. Carabelli / Mario A. Cedrini, Dipartimento di Scienze Economiche e Metodi Quantitativi Università del Piemonte Orientale Italy,
"Veiling The Controversies with Dubious Moral Attitudes? Creditors, Debtors and Ethics in Keynes’s International Economics"

3. Davide Gualerzi / Alan Cibils, University of Padua, Italy/ Univesidad National de General Sarmiento, Buenos Aires Argentina, "High Development Theory at CEPAL"

4. Fabián Amico, Universidad Nacional de Luján, Buenos Aires, Argentina, "
Sustitución de importaciones, crecimiento y productividad"

5. Johan Lönnroth, University of Stockholm Sweden,
"Fragments of a Hegelian History of Economics"

6. Juan Fernando Palacio Roldán, Suiza University of St. Gallen Switzerland,
"An awkward mantle. Protectionism in Friedrich List's economic theory".

7. Jesús Bohórquez, European University Institute Italy,
"La competitividad en un mercado global. Precios, impuestos y libertad de comercio en el Atlántico español (1808-1811)"

8. German Feldman, Johann Wolfgang Goethe, Universität Frankfurt am Main Germany,
"Money, Prices and the Silver Industry. A Classical Cost-of-Production Approach"

9. Mauro Boianovsky, Universidade de Brasilia Brasil,
"Planning import-substituting industrialization in the 1950s: CEPAL on investment criteria and the choice of techniques"