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Journal Articles

2023

1. Australian Economic History: Transformations of an Interdisciplinary Field, by Claire E.F. Wright (ANU Press, Canberra, 2022), xvii+214 pp
   The Economic Record, 2023, 99, (327), 577-579
2. Pomp and Peculiarity: How Two Portraits Epitomized the Repute of Two Eminent Australian Economists
   History of Economics Review, 2023, 85, (1), 72-85
3. ‘Go East, Young Man’: A Conversation with Selwyn Cornish AM
   History of Economics Review, 2023, 86, (1), 45-64

2022

4. A Fabian paradise or a one‐man show? How the interwar Queensland economy seduced two prominent English economists
   Australian Economic History Review, 2022, 62, (2), 123-140
5. AGENDA of the 33rd Conference of the History of Thought Society of Australia
   History of Economics Review, 2022, 83, (1), 2-3
6. Preparing the Way: Six Pioneering Women of Australian Economics
   History of Economics Review, 2022, 83, (1), 68-85
7. Reminder: 2022 HETSA Conference, Melbourne
   History of Economics Review, 2022, 82, (1), 86-86

2021

8. How Arthur Smithies Was Lost to Australia
   History of Economics Review, 2021, 78, (1), 44-59

2020

9. Ajit Singh of Cambridge and Chandigarh: An Intellectual Biography of the Radical Sikh Economist
   History of Economics Review, 2020, 77, (1), 75-78
10. Michael Schneider 20 January 1934 to 17 May 2019
    The Economic and Labour Relations Review, 2020, 31, (4), 584-586
11. Postponing this year’s HETSA conference
    History of Economics Review, 2020, 76, (1), 80-80

2018

12. The HAET of the Matter
    History of Economics Review, 2018, 69, (1), 68-75

2017

13. Milton Friedman: Contributions to Economics and Public Policy, by Robert A. Cord and J. Daniel Hammond ( Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2016 ), xxv + 860 pp
    The Economic Record, 2017, 93, (302), 506-509

2016

14. A.W.H. Phillips and Australia
    History of Economics Review, 2016, 63, (1), 2-20
15. Funding Australian economics research: Local benefits?
    The Economic and Labour Relations Review, 2016, 27, (4), 511-524

2015

16. Australian Economists at Cambridge during the 1930s
    History of Economics Review, 2015, 61, (1), 44-56
17. John Maynard Keynes and the Keynes of the Commonwealth, Douglas Copland
    Australian Economic History Review, 2015, 55, (1), 1-19 View citations (2)

2014

18. 2012 HETSA Distinguished Fellow: G.C. Harcourt
    History of Economics Review, 2014, 59, (1), 118-118
19. A Tale of Two Australian Economics Journals
    Economic Papers, 2014, 33, (2), 186-201 View citations (1)
20. Donald K. Stabile and Andrew F. Kozak, Markets, planning and the moral economy: business cycles in the Progressive Era and the New Deal ( Edward Elgar: Cheltenham, 2012. Pp. 296. ISBN 9781781006764 Hbk. £80)
    Economic History Review, 2014, 67, (4), 1187-1188
21. Douglas Copland: Scholar, Economist, Diplomat, by Marjorie Harper ( Miegunyah Press, Melbourne, Australia, 2013 ), pp. viii+ 548, ISBN 9780522862843 hb $60
    The Economic Record, 2014, 90, (290), 406-409

2013

22. Brotherly love and the making of a British economist
    History of Economic Ideas, 2013, 21, (2), 99-117
23. Capitalist Revolutionary: John Maynard Keynes, by Roger E. Backhouse and Bradley W. Bateman ( Harvard University Press, Hardcover, Cambridge, MA, 2011 ), pp. 208, ISBN 9780674057753
    The Economic Record, 2013, 89, (285), 281-282
24. Douglas Copland's Battle With The Younger Brethren of Economists
    Australian Economic History Review, 2013, 53, (2), 187-209
25. How Richard Downing Obtained the Ritchie Chair
    History of Economics Review, 2013, 58, (1), 57-70
26. The Audit We Had to Have: The Economic Record, 1960–2009
    The Economic Record, 2013, 89, (284), 112-128

2012

27. Colin Clark and Australia
    History of Economics Review, 2012, 56, (1), 56-70
28. OSWALD TOYNBEE FALK: KEYNES’ MODEL ECONOMIST?
    Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 2012, 34, (3), 397-410
29. The Forgotten Man: J.M. ‘Pete’ Garland
    History of Economics Review, 2012, 55, (1), 47-61
30. The Provocative Joan Robinson: The Making of a Cambridge Economist
    Review of Political Economy, 2012, 24, (3), 536-540

2011

31. Douglas Copland and the Aftershocks of the Premiers’ Plan, 1931–1938
    History of Economics Review, 2011, 53, (1), 25-43
32. Our Friends across the Ditch: A Brief Sketch of the New Zealand Academic Economics Profession
    Economic Papers, 2011, 30, (2), 273-278
33. The Australian Conference of Economists at 40: The State It's In
    Agenda - A Journal of Policy Analysis and Reform, 2011, 18, (3), 87-110

2010

34. The Changing Sociology of the Australian Academic Economics Profession*
    Economic Papers, 2010, 29, (1), 87-95 View citations (7)

2009

35. Cicero’s Children: The Worth of the History of Economic Thought for Business Students*
    Economic Papers, 2009, 28, (4), 355-365
36. The Boom We Didn’t Really Have: Australian Economics Degree Enrolments, 1990–2007*
    Economic Papers, 2009, 28, (1), 56-62 View citations (5)
37. The Transition from Keynesian to Monetarist Economics in Australia: Joan Robinson’s 1975 Visit to Australia1
    History of Economics Review, 2009, 49, (1), 15-31

2008

38. Crank or Proto-Monetarist?: J.K. Gifford and the Cost-Push Inflation Fallacy1
    History of Economics Review, 2008, 47, (1), 54-71
39. Symposium: the near death experience of the history of economics in australia
    History of Economic Ideas, 2008, 16, (3), 79-118
40. The History Wars of Economics: The Classification Struggle in the History of Economic Thought
    History of Economics Review, 2008, 47, (1), 110-124

2007

41. Giblin's Platoon: The Trials and Triumph of the Economist in Australian Public Life‐ by William Coleman, Selwyn Cornish and Alf Hagger
    The Economic Record, 2007, 83, (261), 240-241
42. THE TWO TRIBES OF ‘THE ECON’: A STUDY OF ECONOMISTS AND ECONOMIC MEDIA COMMENTARY IN AUSTRALIA
    Economic Papers, 2007, 26, (2), 101-117 View citations (1)

2006

43. GIRLS AND ECONOMICS: AN UNLIKELY COUPLING?
    Economic Papers, 2006, 25, (3), 221-234 View citations (2)

2005

44. Australian economics in the twentieth century
    Cambridge Journal of Economics, 2005, 29, (6), 1011-1026 View citations (1)
45. Searching for a ‘First-Class Man’: The Appointment of the Inaugural Ritchie Professor of Economics
    History of Economics Review, 2005, 42, (1), 57-66
46. The Mystery of Edward Shann
    History of Economics Review, 2005, 42, (1), 67-76

2004

47. A BRIEF NOTE ON AUSTRALIAN ECONOMICS DEGREE ENROLMENTS IN THE 21st CENTURY
    Economic Papers, 2004, 23, (3), 211-212 View citations (3)
48. NIEMEYER, SCULLIN AND THE AUSTRALIAN ECONOMISTS
    Australian Economic History Review, 2004, 44, (2), 142-160

2003

49. Book Review
    History of Economics Review, 2003, 38, (1), 69-95
50. Death of a Revolutionary Textbook
    History of Political Economy, 2003, 35, (1), 105-134 View citations (3)
51. Joan Robinson's disillusion with economics
    Review of Political Economy, 2003, 15, (4), 561-574 View citations (2)
52. The Power of Economic Ideas: Australian Economists in the Thirties
    History of Economics Review, 2003, 37, (1), 84-99
53. The Teaching of Economics in Schools: A Problem in the Making?
    Economic Analysis and Policy, 2003, 33, (1), 126-135 View citations (1)
54. W. Brian Reddaway‐Keynes' Emissary to Australia, 1913–2002
    The Economic Record, 2003, 79, (244), 136-138

2002

55. Sir Leslie Galfreid Melville (1902–2002)
    History of Economics Review, 2002, 36, (1), 174-176
56. THE DISINTEGRATION OF ECONOMICS?
    Economic Papers, 2002, 21, (2), 61-69 View citations (4)
57. W. Brian Reddaway (1913 - 2002)
    History of Economics Review, 2002, 36, (1), 177-179

2000

58. A GOODBYE TO BRITISH ECONOMICS? ECONOMICS DOCTORATE ENROLMENTS IN BRITAIN AND AUSTRALIA
    Economic Papers, 2000, 19, (1), 28-32
59. Revisiting Giblin: Australia’s First Protokeynesian Economist?
    History of Economics Review, 2000, 31, (1), 48-67
60. THE STATE WE'RE IN: UNIVERSITY ECONOMICS 1989/1999
    Economic Papers, 2000, 19, (4), 43-51 View citations (2)

1998

61. Book Reviews
    History of Economics Review, 1998, 28, (1), 129-150

1997

62. TO EKE OUT A MARGINAL EXISTENCE: ECONOMICS IN BUSINESS SCHOOLS
    Economic Papers, 1997, 16, (3), 88-96 View citations (2)
63. Uncovering a ‘Touch of Genius’
    History of Economics Review, 1997, 26, (1), 131-135

1995

64. THE MARKET FOR ECONOMISTS IN AUSTRALIA
    Economic Papers, 1995, 14, (4), 83-96 View citations (5)

1993

65. QUALITY AT ANY PRICE: AUSTRALIAN PhDs IN ECONOMICS 1980/90: A REPLY TO WITHERS
    Economic Papers, 1993, 12, (4), 116-118

1989

66. THE KEVNESIAN RENAISSANCE
    Economic Papers, 1989, 8, (4), 85-90

Books

2021

1. The Gypsy Economist
   Palgrave Studies in the History of Economic Thought, Palgrave Macmillan

Chapters

2021

1. A Critical Eye on British Economic Policy
   Palgrave Macmillan
2. Angling for Australia
   Palgrave Macmillan
3. At Heaven’s Gate
   Palgrave Macmillan
4. Becoming the World’s Economic Statistician
   Palgrave Macmillan
5. Brilliant Beginnings
   Palgrave Macmillan
6. Cambridge and Fabianism
   Palgrave Macmillan
7. Colin Clark (1905–1989)
   Springer
8. Forsaking Keynes
   Palgrave Macmillan
9. Great Southern Land
   Palgrave Macmillan
10. Introduction
    Palgrave Macmillan
11. Macroeconomics and the Pursuit of Ruralism
    Palgrave Macmillan
12. Research Leadership
    Palgrave Macmillan
13. Slaying the Doomsayers
    Palgrave Macmillan
14. Spiritual Awakening
    Palgrave Macmillan
15. The Grand Soothsayer
    Palgrave Macmillan
16. The Man Who Smashed Convention
    Palgrave Macmillan
17. The Monash Years
    Palgrave Macmillan
18. The Tarmac Economist
    Palgrave Macmillan
19. Three Classic Contributions
    Palgrave Macmillan
20. Two Revelations
    Palgrave Macmillan

2020

21. Progressive economic thought in interwar Australia
    Chapter 6 in Inequalities and the Progressive Era, 2020, pp 70-83