History of Political Economy

1969 - 2020

Current editor(s): Kevin D. Hoover

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Volume 50, issue 5, 2018

Writing the History of Development Economics pp. 1-14

Michele Alacevich and Mauro Boianovsky

Changing Approaches to Development since 1950: Drawing on Polanyi pp. 17-38

Frances Stewart

Yankee Ingenuity in Theories of American Economic Development, from the Founding to the Closing of the Frontier pp. 41-58

Stephen Meardon

Aspects of Indian Economic Thought and the Birth and Poverty of Development Economics pp. 59-75

Amitava Krishna Dutt

Sun Yat-sen as a Pioneer of International Development pp. 76-93

Eric Helleiner

The Colonial Office and British Development Economics, 1940–60 pp. 97-113

Keith Tribe

The Birth of Development Economics: Theories and Institutions pp. 114-132

Michele Alacevich

Modernization Theory Never Dies pp. 133-151

Nils Gilman

CEPAL, Economic Development, and Inequality pp. 152-171

Joseph L. Love

When the History of Ideas Meets Theory: Arthur Lewis and the Classical Economists on Development pp. 172-190

Mauro Boianovsky

Measuring Development—from the UN’s Perspective pp. 193-210

Mary S. Morgan and Maria Bach

Quantifying Economic Development: Kuznets, Chenery, and the Quantitative Approach to Development Economics pp. 211-230

Moshe Syrquin

Models, Measurement, and “Universal Patternsâ€: Jan Tinbergen and Development Planning without Theory pp. 231-248

Marcel Boumans and Neil De Marchi

E. F. Schumacher and Intermediate Technology pp. 249-265

Robert Leonard

The Counterrevolution in Development Economics pp. 269-285

John Toye

From Anxiety to Nonchalance: “Neoclassical Economic Development†from 1950 to 2000 pp. 286-302

Salim Rashid

The Making of Behavioral Development Economics pp. 303-322

Allison Demeritt and Karla Hoff

Volume 50, issue 4, 2018

Karl Menger as Son of Carl Menger pp. 649-678

Scott Scheall and Reinhard Schumacher

Denazifying the Economy: Ordoliberals on the Economic Policy Battlefield (1946–50) pp. 679-707

Raphaël Fèvre

The Machine Taxers pp. 709-733

Gregory R. Woirol

The Midway and Beyond: Recent Work on Economics at Chicago pp. 735-775

Douglas A. Irwin

Volume 50, issue 3, 2018

Professor Donald Norman Winch, 1935–2017 pp. 421-424

Julia Stapleton and D. P. O’Brien

The Indeterminate Fate of Sunspots in Economics pp. 425-481

Beatrice Cherrier and Aurélien Saïdi

Price Stability and the Origins and Early Influence of the Phillips Curve on British Policy Debates pp. 483-509

Carlo Cristiano and Paolo Paesani

The Making of a Constitutionalist: James Buchanan on Education pp. 511-548

Jean-Baptiste Fleury and Alain Marciano

Contemporary Historiography of Economics: Editors’ Introduction pp. 551-553

Till Düppe and E. Roy Weintraub

Interest Conflicts pp. 555-561

Till Düppe

Practices of Using Interviews in History of Contemporary Economics: A Brief Survey pp. 563-570

Dorian Jullien

The Method of the Witness Seminar pp. 571-577

Harro Maas

Textbooks in the History of Recent Economics: The Case of Samuelson’s Economics pp. 579-585

Yann Giraud

Syllabi and Examinations pp. 587-595

Irwin L. Collier

Network Analysis in the History of Economics pp. 597-603

François Claveau and Catherine Herfeld

The Missing Link: Prosopography in the History of Economics pp. 605-613

Andrej SvorenÄ Ã­k

Why Historians of Economics Should Tweet pp. 615-621

Beatrice Cherrier

Economics—and History—as Communicative Action pp. 623-628

Tiago Mata

Following Artifacts pp. 629-634

Verena Halsmayer

Volume 50, issue 2, 2018

Edwin B. Wilson and the Rise of Mathematical Economics in America, 1920–40 pp. 229-259

Juan Carvajalino

Clower’s Volte-Face regarding the “Keynesian Revolution†pp. 261-287

Romain Plassard

Calculation in Kind and Substantive Rationality: Neurath, Weber, Kapp pp. 289-320

Thomas Uebel

Benjamin Franklin and Adam Smith: Two Strangers and the Spirit of Capitalism pp. 321-344

Geoffrey C. Kellow

A Reexamination of John Stuart Mill’s and William Stanley Jevons’s Analyses of Unpaid Domestic Work: What Prevents Its Inclusion within the Production Boundary pp. 345-371

Virginie Gouverneur

Rights, the Distribution of Wealth, and Happiness: Gaetano Filangieri’s Constitutional Ideal of Justice pp. 373-401

Fabrizio Simon

Cassel and Fisher on Interest and Opportunity Cost pp. 403-412

Leland B. Yeager

Volume 50, issue 1, 2018

From Theories of Human Behavior to Rules of Rational Choice: Tracing a Normative Turn at the Cowles Commission, 1943–54 pp. 1-48

Catherine Herfeld

Alfred Marshall on Cooperation: Restraining the Cruel Force of Competition pp. 49-81

Miriam Bankovsky

Invented in America: Birth and Evolution of the Cyclically Adjusted Budget Rule, 1933–61 pp. 83-117

Orsola Costantini

The Old Economics of Science and the Nonlinear Model of Innovation: The Case of Richard Nelson pp. 119-154

Matthieu Ballandonne

The European Payments Union and the Origins of Triffin’s Regional Approach toward International Monetary Integration pp. 155-190

Ivo Maes and Ilaria Pasotti

Classical and Catholic Political Economy: A Re-examination of Matteo Liberatore’s Principii di Economia Politica pp. 191-219

Giacomo Costa

Volume 49, issue 5, 2017

The Age of the Applied Economist: The Transformation of Economics since the 1970s pp. 1-33

Roger Backhouse and Béatrice Cherrier

Theory and Measurement: Emergence, Consolidation, and Erosion of a Consensus pp. 34-57

Jeff E. Biddle and Daniel Hamermesh

Theorizing Application: The Case of Evolutionary Biology’s Theory of Games pp. 58-77

Paul Erickson

Applied General Equilibrium Analysis: Birth, Growth, and Maturity pp. 78-102

Charles L. Ballard and Marianne Johnson

“It’s Computers, Stupid!†The Spread of Computers and the Changing Roles of Theoretical and Applied Economics pp. 103-126

Roger Backhouse and Béatrice Cherrier

The Empirical Economist’s Toolkit: From Models to Methods pp. 127-157

Matthew T. Panhans and John Singleton

A Model to “Make Decisions and Take Actionsâ€: Leif Johansen’s Multisector Growth Model, Computerized Macroeconomic Planning, and Resilient Infrastructures for Policymaking pp. 158-186

Verena Halsmayer

From Economic to Social Regulation: How the Deregulatory Moment Strengthened Economists’ Policy Position pp. 187-212

Elizabeth Popp Berman

Constructing Markets: Environmental Economics and the Contingent Valuation Controversy pp. 213-239

Spencer Banzhaf

Allocating Airport Slots: The History of Early Applied Experimental Research pp. 240-263

Andrej SvorenÄ Ã­k

Theory and Practice in Development Economics pp. 264-291

Michele Alacevich

Volume 49, issue 4, 2017

William J. Barber (1925–2016) pp. 535-536

Robert Dimand

The Introduction of Human Capital Theory into Education Policy in the United States pp. 537-574

Laura Holden and Jeff Biddle

Natural Theology, Theodicy, and Political Economy in Nineteenth-Century Britain: William Whewell’s Struggle pp. 575-606

Paul Oslington

The Muthesius Controversy: A Tale of Two Liberalisms pp. 607-630

Ekkehard A. Köhler and Daniel Nientiedt

Geometry of Money in the Neapolitan Eighteenth Century: Trojano Spinelli’s Riflessioni Politiche pp. 631-666

Rosario Patalano

From One Sympathy to Another: Sophie de Grouchy’s Translation of and Commentary on Adam Smith’s Theory of Moral Sentiments pp. 667-707

Laurie Bréban and Jean Dellemotte

Volume 49, issue 3, 2017

Perceptions of the (In)stability of Consumer Behavior: A Preliminary Case Study of Interactions among Theory, Testing, and Policy pp. 383-404

Craufurd Goodwin

Modeling Economic Growth: Domar on Moving Equilibrium pp. 405-436

Mauro Boianovsky

Joan Robinson and MIT pp. 437-450

Harvey Gram and Geoffrey Harcourt

We Are Not the Center of the Universe: The Role of Astronomy in the Moral Defense of Commerce in Adam Smith pp. 451-486

Maria Pia Paganelli

“Survival Value and a Robust, Practical, Joyless Individualismâ€: Thomas Nixon Carver, Social Justice, and Eugenics pp. 469-495

Luca Fiorito and Cosma Orsi

A Previously Unnoticed Swiss Connection in the Dissemination of Cameralist Ideas during the Second Half of the Eighteenth Century pp. 497-529

Alexandre Cunha

Volume 49, issue 2, 2017

Introduction to the Symposium on the Contributions of Business to Economics pp. 165-176

Robert Van Horn and Edward Nik-Khah

“It Was Their Business to Knowâ€: British Merchants and Mercantile Epistemology in the Eighteenth Century pp. 177-206

William Deringer

Capitalist Threads: Engels the Businessman and Marx's Capital pp. 207-232

Tiago Mata and Robert Van Horn

Business and the Making of American Econometrics, 1910–1940 pp. 233-265

Thomas A. Stapleford

The Harvard Research Center in Entrepreneurial History and the Daimonic Entrepreneur pp. 267-314

Robert Fredona and Sophus A. Reinert

“Fraught with Controversyâ€: Organizing Expertise against Contingent Valuation pp. 315-345

Harro Maas and Andrej SvorenÄ Ã­k

The Social Trajectory of a Finance Professor and the Common Sense of Capital pp. 347-381

Marion Fourcade and Rakesh Khurana

Volume 49, issue 1, 2017

Gold, the Brains Trust, and Roosevelt pp. 1-30

Sebastian Edwards

The (Rail)Road to Lochner: Reproduction Cost and the Gilded Age Controversy Over Rate Regulation pp. 31-58

Nicola Giocoli

Musgrave, Samuelson, and the Crystallization of the Standard Rationale for Public Goods pp. 59-92

Maxime Desmarais-Tremblay

A Previously Unpublished Correspondence between Adam Smith and Joseph Nicolas de Windischgrätz pp. 93-112

José M. Menudo and Nicolas Rieucau

Is Food Self-Sufficiency Conducive to Long-Term Growth? An Assessment of Malthus (1803) on the International Corn Trade pp. 113-136

Neri Salvadori and Rodolfo Signorino

Lucas's Research in the Late 1960s and the Natural Rate of Unemployment pp. 137-159

Danilo Freitas Ramalho da Silva