Man and the Economy

2014 - 2025

Current editor(s): Ning Wang

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Immanuel Kant: Idea for a Universal History with a Cosmopolitan Aim”, trans. A. W. Wood, in The Cambridge Edition of the Works of Immanuel Kant: Anthropology, History, and Education pp. 2: Wang Ning
The Impact of Ronald Coase’s “Nature of the Firm” on my Research Agenda on Overseas Chinese Merchants in Southeast Asia pp. 4: Landa Janet Tai
Yoram Barzel and the Economics of Institutions pp. 7: Lueck Dean
Interview with Deepak Lal, by Grégoire Canlorbe pp. 8: Canlorbe Gregoire
Law and the Economy: An Introduction to Coasian Law and Economics pp. 13: Wang Ning
The Two Movements in Economic Thought, 1700–2000: Empty Economic Boxes Revisited pp. 20: McCloskey Deirdre Nansen

Cheung and Kochin in Chicago and Seattle pp. 3: Kochin Levis
The Theory of Share Tenancy and the Old “Good Economics” pp. 5: Wang Ning
Celebrating Fifty Years to Cheung's Theory of Share Tenancy pp. 6: Yoram Barzel
A New Essay on Von Neumann's Growth Model pp. 7: Telser L. G.
Contractual Protection of Intellectual Property Rights pp. 11: Zhou Yan
Do Heterogeneous Agricultural Factors Affect Farmland Contractual Choice?—Evidence from China pp. 12: He Yiming, Luo Biliang and Zou Baoling
The Insight and the Legacy of the Theory of Share Tenancy pp. 12: Allen Douglas W. and Lueck Dean
A Contest of Payment Contracts: A Structural Approach on How Chinese Firms Coped with Default Risk of Trade Credit pp. 20: Mariko Watanabe
Theory of Share Tenancy after 50 Years pp. 23: Cheung Steven N.S.
Priests, Conflicts and Property Rights: the Impacts on Tenancy and Land Use in Brazil pp. 26: Lee Alston and Bernardo Mueller

A Coasean View of Stateless Commerce pp. 4: Richman Barak
The Legacy of Ronald Coase pp. 4: Wang Ning
Review of Economic Success of Chinese Merchants in Southeast Asia: Identity, Ethnic Cooperation and Conflict. Integrating the Social Science with Evolutionary Biology pp. 5: Eggertsson Thráinn
The Coase Theorem and Core Theory pp. 5: Varouj Aivazian and Callen Jeffrey L.
Bourgeois Equality: How Ideas, Not Capital or Institutions, Enriched the World: By Deirdre Nansen McCloskey pp. 15: Alberto Mingardi
Labor and Democracy: The Homo Faber and The Self-Governing Citizen in Ancient Greece pp. 19: Wang Donni
The Facilitating State and Economic Development: The Role of the State in New Structural Economics pp. 19: Justin Lin and Wang Xiaobing
Market Maker: The Role of China Development Bank in Incubating Market pp. 23: Jiajun Xu
Chinese Universities and the Market for Ideas pp. 24: Wang Ning

The attractions of socialism: An interview with Deirdre McCloskey, by Grégoire Canlorbe: McCloskey muses on the appeal of socialist ideas, and a variety of topics pp. 7: Canlorbe Grégoire
The Federal Communications Commission and the Broadcasting Industry pp. 21: Wang Ning
Globalization and Inclusive Human Development in Africa pp. 24: Simplice Asongu and Jacinta Nwachukwu
Ritual and property: Theorizing a Chinese case pp. 24: Carsten Herrmann-Pillath and Guo Man
The Demand and Supply of Protection:A Reinterpretation of the Emergence of a Weberian/Olsonian State through the Lens of Modern China pp. 36: Yu Ben T., Chen Quo-quan and Lai Lawrence W.C.

The Deregularization of Land Titles pp. 169-188: Sebastian Galiani and Schargrodsky Ernesto
Laws That Enable Partnerships: The Case of Proyecto Pensilvania in Bogotá, Colombia pp. 189-209: Giuseppe Danese and Martinez Candace A.
The Chicago School Student of Bourgeois Civilization pp. 213-224: Ross Emmett
The Idea of – and the Ideas In – Talk pp. 225-237: Boudreaux Donald J.
Only Rhetoric” and “Rhetoric pp. 239-251: Lanham Richard A.
The Clerisy, Literature, and the Great Fact pp. 253-264: Seaton James
Wisdom of the Past pp. 265-265: Wang Ning
Say’s Law, between Classical, Keynesian and Austrian Interpretations: Conversation with Dr. Steve Kates Conducted by Grégoire Canlorbe pp. 267-297: Canlorbe Grégoire
Corrigendum to: Herbert Spencer on Corporate Governance pp. 299-299: Alberto Mingardi

Steven N.S. Cheung’s Reminiscence of Himself – A Reply to Ning Wang pp. 1-21: Cheung Steven N.S.
China’s Challenge: Expanding the Market, Limiting the State pp. 23-41: Dorn James A.
Steve Cheung in Seattle, 1969–1982 pp. 43-46: Yoram Barzel
Steve Cheung as Teacher pp. 47-49: Umbeck John
Steven Cheung at Chicago, 1968 pp. 51-52: McCloskey Deidre N.
Seeing Things with Your Own Eyes: Steven Cheung’s Example for Economists pp. 53-56: Benham Alexandra and Benham Lee
Steven Cheung and Coasian Economics: A Personal Reflection pp. 57-64: Wang Ning
Cheung, Becker and Marriage pp. 65-76: Lixin Xu
Economic Explanation: From Sharecropping to the Sharing Economy pp. 77-96: Kevin Tsui
The Assembly of Rents pp. 97-104: Wong Kwok C.
Contract Matters: An Explanation of China’s Recent Economic History pp. 105-127: Sheng Hong
The Contractual Nature of the City pp. 129-145: Lu Qian
Benjamin Constant on Law and Government pp. 147-148: Wang Ning
On Human and Natural Economies Interview Geerat J. Vermeij, by Grégoire Canlorbe pp. 149-167: Canlorbe Grégoire