Cahiers d’économie politique / Papers in Political Economy

2002 - 2015

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2007, issue 53

Rousseau, philosophie et économie pp. 9-15

Jimena Hurtado Prieto and Claire Pignol

The notion of work in the Emile of J.J. Rousseau pp. 17-26

Arnaud Berthoud

Rousseau, ethic and economy. The model of Clarens in the Nouvelle Héloïse pp. 27-53

Céline Spector

Rousseau and division of labor: from robinson to the economic agent pp. 55-72

Claire Pignol

AUTONOMIE MORALE ET AUTORITÉ OU LA QUESTION DE LA VOLONTÉ CHEZ ROUSSEAU pp. 73-90

Christophe Salvat

Naturallaws, artificial laws and the 'art of government': Rousseau's political economy as an 'art of exceptions' pp. 91-114

Jimena Hurtado Prieto

Why should we consider Rousseau as an economist? pp. 115-133

Catherine Larrère

There is no such thing as legitimacy. Elements of a theory of institutions pp. 135-164

Frédéric Lordon

2007, issue 52

LE RÔLE DES PRÉFÉRENCES INDIVIDUELLES DANS LA CONTROVERSE CONDILLAC-LE TROSNE SUR LA VALEUR ET LES PRIX pp. 7-30

Arnaud Orain

LE SUFFRAGE ET LE MARCHÉ DANS LA RICHESSE DES NATIONS pp. 31-56

Daniel Diatkine

AMARTYA SEN: UN BILAN CRITIQUE pp. 57-81

Emmanuelle Bénicourt

Toward a monetary theory of the market economy. A study of Money and Price Theory pp. 83-104

Ludovic Julien and Fabrice Tricou1

The role of uncertainty in the unemployment theory of Keynes pp. 105-114

Nicolas Piluso

Money, State and Production: Contribution and Limits of Neochartalism pp. 115-133

Ludovic Desmedt and Pierre Piégay

LA POLITIQUE D'ESCOMPTE DE LA BANQUE DE FRANCE ET SES PERMANENCES (1857-1870) pp. 135-156

Hervé Vuillaume

2006, issue 51

L'ECOLE AUTRICHIENNE DANS LE PANORAMA DE LA PENSEE ECONOMIQUE De sa naissance it la Deuxieme Guerre mondiale pp. 27-48

Gilles Dostaler

The history of the economic thought in the test of the "universalism" of Othmar Spann pp. 49-68

Jean-Jacques Gislain

L'APRIORISME DES AUTRICHIENS pp. 69-90

Maurice Lagueux

SUBJECTIVISME ÉCONOMIQUE, FIGURES DU BESOIN ET DE L’UTILITÉ MARGINALE À TRAVERS LES ÉDITIONS DES GRUNDSÄTZE (1871-1923) DE CARL MENGER pp. 91-107

David Versailles

LA PLACE DE SENSORY ORDER DANS L'OEUVRE DE F.A.HAYEK pp. 109-138

Jack Birner

MORGENSTERN EST-IL UN ECONOMISTE AUTRICHIEN ? pp. 139-155

Christian Schmidt

The Contrasting Views of Menger and Böhm-Bawerk on Capital and Production pp. 157-176

Jacques-Laurent Ravix

HAYEK ET KNIGHT (1933-1936). LA CONTROVERSE SUR LE CAPITAL pp. 177-195

Stéphane Longuet

Les transferts de capitaux chez Otto Bauer pp. 197-216

Michel Rosier

Finance and reproduction: Rudolf Hilferding’s crisis theory pp. 217-239

Christian Tutin

LE CRÉDIT ET LE CAPITALISME: LA CONTRIBUTION DE J. A. SCHUMPETER À LA THÉORIE MONÉTAIRE pp. 241-264

Odile Lakomski-Laguerre

RUDOLF HILFERDING: DES AVANCÉES NOVATRICES (MONNAIE DE CRÉDIT, BARRIÈRES À L'ENTRÉE…) pp. 265-285

Christian Palloix

2006, issue 50

HOBBES ET LE POUVOIR pp. 7-25

Pierre Dockes

Beyond the Notion of Rationality, Economics as a Moral Science pp. 27-58

Patrick Mardellat

Mathematics and Economics in J.H. von Thünen’s Natural Wage Theory pp. 59-85

Paola Tubaro

Information and efficient allocation of productive means in a decentralized economy: Organization of markets in Turgot and Gustave de Molinari's works pp. 87-101

Rabah Benkemoune

Has Anne Robert Jacques Turgot been neglected by the Credit Rationing Theory? pp. 103-121

Sylvie Cieply and Nicolas Le Pape

SPECIALISATION INDIVIDUELLE ET DIVISION SOCIALE DU TRAVAIL: UNE LECTURE DYNAMIQUE D’A SMITH, A. MARSHALL ET A. YOUNG pp. 123-135

Yong He and Olivier Boissin

ORDRE LEXICOGRAPHIQUE, BESOINS ET PREFERENCES DANS L'OEUVRE DE GEORGESCU-ROEGEN pp. 137-154

Hubert Stahn

LES MONNAIES DE LA REPUBLIQUE. UN RETOUR SUR LES IDEES MONETAIRES DE JEAN BODIN pp. 165-189

Jerome Blanc

2005, issue 49

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

2005, issue 48

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

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