Cahiers d'économie Politique

2002 - 2009

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Individual and Self-Interest in Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations pp. 19-31: Stefano FIORI
BEYOND ECONOMIC MAN: ADAM SMITH'S CONCEPT OF THE AGENT AND THE ROLE OF DECEPTION pp. 31-49: Caroline GERSCHLAGER
ON THE SOCIAL NATURE OF RATIONALITY IN ADAM SMITH AND JOHN STUART MILL pp. 51-63: Michel Zouboulakis
CHANGING PERCEPTIONS OF THE POOR IN CLASSICAL ECONOMIC THOUGHT pp. 65-86: Alain CLÉMENT
Economic Agent in the Hegelian Philosophy of Right pp. 87-102: Ragip EGE
Theory of action, rationality and conception of the individual in Pareto's writings pp. 103-126: André LEGRIS and Ludovic RAGNI1
INSTITUTIONAL, EVOLUTIONARY AND CULTURAL ASPECTS IN MAX WEBER'S SOCIAL ECONOMICS pp. 127-142: Heino Heinrich NAU
L'AGENT ÉCONOMIQUE: RATIONALITÉ MAXIMALE OU MINIMALE pp. 143-159: Maurice LAGUEUX
THE HICKSIAN RATIONAL CONSUMER pp. 159-176: Manuel FERNÁNDEZ-GRELA
MODELING RATIONAL AGENTS THE CONSISTENCY VIEW OF RATIONALITY AND THE CHANGING IMAGE OF NEOCLASSICAL ECONOMICS pp. 177-208: Nicola GIOCOLI

Rehabilitation of a So-called Error of Marx pp. 17-49: Michel ROSIER2
Sympathy, desire of bettering our condition and propensity to barter pp. 51-78: Jean DELLEMOTTE
WALTER LIPPMANN ET LE NÉOLIBÉRALISME DE LA CITÉ LIBRE pp. 79-110: Francis Urbain CLAVE
Technological knowledge, institutions and property rights in Thorstein Veblen's thought pp. 111-146: Olivier BRETTE
Voice and economic theory: the Hirschman-Williamson controversy pp. 147-159: Pierre COURTIOUX
RIGIDITÉS SALARIALES ET CHÔMAGE. LES FRONTIÈRES CLASSIQUES DU PROGRAMME NÉO-KEYNÉSIEN ÉTAIENT-ELLES TRACÉES? pp. 161-185: Liêm HOANG-NGoc

A subjectivist approach of the democracy: the analysis of J.A. Schumpeter pp. 29-52: Odile LAKOMSKI and Stephane LONGUET
Contributions of social choice theory for the analysis of democracy pp. 53-68: Mathieu MARTIN and Vincent R. Merlin
Rethinking democracy in economics. The importance of political economy founders legacy pp. 69-93: Alain Marciano
Institutional underdevelopment, anarchy, crime and poverty trap of in transition economies pp. 95-110: Guillaume CHEIKBOSSfAN
Is economics dangerous for democracy? pp. 111-126: Jacques SAPIR
AUTOUR DES CONFLITS A DIMENSION ENVIRONNEMENT ALE. EVALUATION ECONOMIQUE ET COORDINATION DANS UN MONDE COMPLEXE pp. 127-153: Olivier GODARD
Economic calculation and democracy pp. 155-172: Yves CROZET
Deliberation in Economics pp. 173-190: Guillaume Idriss Hollard
Argumentative Invention and Public Debate - A Sociological Perspective on the Origin of Good Arguments pp. 191-213: Francis CHATEAURAYNAUD
The axiological, epistemological and cognitive dimensions of political debates pp. 215-234: Alban BOUVIER

Alexis de Tocqueville's idea of association pp. 45-65: Cyrille FERRATON
What does remain from A1chian and Demsetz' contribution to the theory of the firm? pp. 67-89: Bruno TINEL
THE POLITICAL BUSINESS CYCLE AT SIXTY: TOWARDS A NEO-KALECKIAN UNDERSTANDING OF POLITICAL ECONOMY?I pp. 91-130: Jan-Peter Olters
Beyond Hicks' sectorial traverse: unsustainable growth and flexibility of the productive system pp. 131-146: Marc Lavoie
Claude-Henri de Saint-Simon, Industrialism and Bankers pp. 147-174: Franck YONNET

LE "PAPER CREDIT" ET LES MULTIPLES MR HENRY THORNTON pp. 19-40: Antoin E. MURPHy
THEORIE BANCAIRE, THEORIE MONETAlRE ETPRtTEURULTIMECHEZTHORNTON pp. 41-60: Sylvie DIATKINE
TWO VIEWS OF THE LENDER OF LAST RESORT: THORNTON AND BAGEHOT pp. 61-78: David Laidler
LES APPROCHES CLASSIQUES DU PRtTEUR EN DERNIER RESSORT: DE BARING A HA WTREY pp. 79-100: Jerome de BOYER and Ricardo SOLIS ROSALES
COMPETING VISIONS FOR THE U.S. MONETARY SYSTEM, 1907-1913: THE QUEST FOR AN ELASTIC CURRENCY AND THE REJECTION OF FISHER'S COMPENSATED DOLLAR RULE FOR PRICE STABILITY pp. 101-121: Robert W. Dimand
PImTEUR EN DERNIER RESSORT ET SOLIDARITE DE PLACE pp. 123-137: François MARINll
Containing banking panics under tbe National Banking System: Discretion versus coordination pp. 139-160: Laurent LE MAUX

Institution. History of a notion and its uses in history before institutionalism pp. 7-18: Alain GUERy
Emergence of the Institutional Approach in Political Economy pp. 19-50: Jean-Jacques GISLAIN
Institutionalisms and Structuralisms: Opposites, Substitutes, or Relatives? pp. 51-78: Bruno THÉRET
How does "Régulation" theory analyze institutions pp. 79-101: Robert BOYER
The New Institutional Perspective: Concepts, Methods, Results pp. 103-118: Claude MÉNARD
Institutions according to the Economics of Conventions pp. 119-164: Christian BESSy and Olivier FAVEREAU
Game Theory and Institutions pp. 165-179: Bernard Walliser

Classical Political Economy through the Sieve of Dialectic Reason: the Hegelian Rereading pp. 7-30: Delphine BROCHARD
REGLES NEGATIVES ET EVOLUTION pp. 33-46: Paul DUMOUCHEL
The Hayekian Theory of Market as a Self-organised System (The 'Invisible Hand') pp. 47-67: Philippe NEMO
The Problem of Organisations in Hayekian Liberalism pp. 69-89: Mohammed BENSAID
Does Heterodoxy Make an Historian of Economics Blind and Deaf? pp. 93-102: Ghislain DELEPLACE

An Epistemological Analysis of Marshalllan Economic Biology pp. 7-27: Maud PELISSIER
Smlthian undertakers: son of poor man, prudent man and, projecto pp. 75-87: Sandrine LELOUP
From economic development to the development of knowledge. A study on the relations between different works of Albert O. Hirschman pp. 89-109: Elies Furió-BLASCO