History of Political Economy

1969 - 2019

Current editor(s): Kevin D. Hoover

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Volume 45, issue 5, 2013

Cultures of Expertise and the Public Interventions of Economists pp. 1-19

Tiago Mata and Steven Medema

"Perhaps I'm a Don Quixote but I'm Trying to Be a Paul Revere": Irving Fisher as a Public Intellectual pp. 20-37

Robert Dimand

Observers, Commentators, and Persuaders: British Interwar Economists as Public Intellectuals pp. 38-67

Chris Godden

Inside Out: Keynes's Use of the Public Sphere pp. 68-91

Roger Backhouse and Bradley W. Bateman

Walter Lippmann: The Making of a Public Economist pp. 92-113

Craufurd Goodwin

Lionel Robbins: Political Economist pp. 114-136

Susan Howson

Henry Hazlitt as an Intellectual Middleman of "Orthodox Economics" pp. 137-165

Peter Boettke and Liya Palagashvili

Federal Reserve Bank Presidents as Pubilc Intellectuals pp. 166-190

Rob Roy McGregor and Warren Young

Age of Certainty: Galbraith, Friedman, and the Public Life of Economic Ideas pp. 191-219

Angus Burgin

Economic Indicators as Public Interventions pp. 220-253

Gil Eyal and Moran Levy

Becker and Posner: Freedom of Speech and Public Intellectualship pp. 254-278

Jean-Baptiste Fleury and Alain Marciano

Private Intellectuals and Public Perplexity: The Economics Profession and the Economic Crisis pp. 279-311

Philip Mirowski and Edward Nik-Khah

Volume 45, issue 4, 2013

Economics for the Masses: The Visual Display of Economic Knowledge in the United States (1910-45) pp. 567-612

Loïc Charles and Yann Giraud

Abba Lerner and the Political Economy of Bureaucracy and Organizations pp. 613-622

Daniel L. Cuda

Design for a Streamlined War Economy pp. 623-645

Abba P. Lerner

Friedrich List and the Economic Fate of Tropical Countries pp. 647-691

Mauro Boianovsky

Tariffs and Trusts, Profiteers and Middlemen: Popular Explanations for the High Cost of Living, 1897-1920 pp. 693-746

Mark Aldrich

Volume 45, issue 3, 2013

Were Jevons, Menger, and Walras Really Cardinalists? On the Notion of Measurement in Utility Theory, Psychology, Mathematics, and Other Disciplines, 1870-1910 pp. 373-414

Ivan Moscati

Beggars: Jeremy Bentham versus William Wordsworth pp. 415-442

James P. Henderson

The Emergence of Econophysics: A New Approach in Modern Financial Theory pp. 443-474

Franck Jovanovic and Christophe Schinckus

The Puzzle of Marx's Missing "Results": A Tale of Two Theories pp. 475-504

Gilbert L. Skillman

Adam Smith's "Collateral" Inquiry: Fashion and Morality in "The Theory of Moral Sentiments" and "The Wealth of Nations" pp. 505-522

Craig Smith

The Discovery of the Faustmann Formula in Natural Resource Economics pp. 523-548

Esa-Jussi Viitala

Volume 45, issue 2, 2013

"Marvellous Intellectual Feasts": Arthur Lewis at the London School of Economics, 1933-48 pp. 187-221

Barbara Ingham and Paul Mosley

Why Market Failures Are Not a Problem: James Buchanan on Market Imperfections, Voluntary Cooperation, and Externalities pp. 223-254

Alain Marciano

Assessments of A. C. Pigou's Fellowship Theses pp. 255-285

Michael McLure

Utilitarianism and Luck pp. 287-309

Joseph Persky

From Ancients and Moderns to Geography and Anthropology: The Meaning of History in the Thought of Adam Smith, Karl Marx, and Alfred Marshall pp. 311-343

Simon Cook

Volume 45, issue 1, 2013

Modigliani's and Simon's Early Contributions to Uncertainty (1952-61) pp. 1-38

Antonella Rancan

Belling the Cat: Eli F. Heckscher on the Gold Standard as a Disciplinary Device pp. 39-59

Klas Fregert

George Pryme, Dugald Stewart, and Political Economy at Cambridge pp. 61-97

Shin Kubo

Tax Prices in a Democratic Polity: The Continuing Relevance of Antonio de Viti de Marco pp. 99-121

Giuseppe Eusepi and Richard E. Wagner

The Double Taxation of Savings: The Italian Debate Revisited pp. 123-148

Amedeo Fossati

The Classical Notion of Competition Revisited pp. 149-175

Neri Salvadori and Rodolfo Signorino

Volume 44, issue 5, 2012

Observation and Observing in Economics pp. 1-24

Harro Maas and Mary S. Morgan

Cunning Observation: US Agricultural Statistics in the Time of Laissez-Faire pp. 27-45

Emmanuel Didier

Economic Observation and Measurement in Russia before 1917: Surveying Typicalities and Sampling Totalities pp. 46-70

Vincent Barnett

The Economist as Surveyor: Physiocracy in the Fields pp. 71-89

Loïc Charles and Christine There

Making Variety Simple: Agricultural Economists in Southern Italy, 1906-9 pp. 93-113

Federico D'Onofrio

Observations in a Hostile Environment: Morgenstern on the Accuracy of Economic Observations pp. 114-136

Marcel Boumans

Observing Attitudes, Intentions, and Expectations (1945–73) pp. 137-159

José M. Edwards

Navigating the Shoals of Self-Reporting: Data Collection in US Expenditure Surveys since 1920 pp. 160-182

Thomas A. Stapleford

Field, Undercover, and Participant Observers in US Labor Economics: 1900-1930 pp. 185-205

Malcolm Rutherford

Observation through Fiction: Frank Norris and E. M.Forster pp. 206-225

Craufurd Goodwin

Observing Shocks pp. 226-249

Pedro Duarte and Kevin D. Hoover

Volume 44, issue 4, 2012

Mark Blaug, 1927-2011 pp. 567-582

Roger Backhouse

Andrew Skinner, 1935-2011 pp. 583-593

Sheila Dow

The Banking School and the Law of Reflux in General pp. 595-618

Laurent Le Maux

Enlightened Reforms and Economic Discourse in the Portuguese-Brazilian Empire (1750-1808) pp. 619-641

José Cardoso and Alexandre Cunha

The Discovery of the Isoquant pp. 643-661

Peter Lloyd

On Adam Smith's Ambiguities on Value and Wealth pp. 663-689

Ferdinando Meacci

Volume 44, issue 3, 2012

Warren Samuels: A Personal Reminiscence pp. 389-411

Steven Medema

Gerard Debreu's Secrecy: His Life in order and Silence pp. 413-449

Till Dueppe

Credit Where Credit Is Due: Henry Thornton and the Evolution of the Theory of Fiduciary Money pp. 451-469

Neil T. Skaggs

Adam Smith's "Science of Human Nature" pp. 471-492

Christopher J. Berry

The Intellectual Legacy of Jules Dupuit: A Review Essay pp. 493-504

Robert Ekelund and Robert F. Hebert

An Appreciation of Selig Perlman's A Theory of the Labor Movement pp. 505-540

Vibha Kapuria-Foreman and Charles McCann

Volume 44, issue 2, 2012

Beyond Altruism? Economics and the Minimization of Unselfish Behavior, 1975-93 pp. 195-233

Philippe Fontaine

Don Patinkin's PhD Dissertation as the Prehistory of Disequilibrium Theories pp. 235-276

Goulven Rubin

Celso Furtado and the Structuralist-Monetarist Debate on Economic Stabilization in Latin America pp. 277-330

Mauro Boianovsky

Alfred Marshall's Reported Birthplace: Evidence from the Censuses pp. 331-339

Stephen Littlechild

How Keynesian Economics Came to China pp. 341-364

Paul B. Trescott

Volume 44, issue 1, 2012

Wandering through the Borderlands of the Social Sciences: Gary Becker's Economics of Discrimination pp. 1-40

Jean-Baptiste Fleury

Keynesian Historiography and the Anti-Semitism Question pp. 41-67

E. Roy Weintraub

Dupuit and Walras on the Natural Monopoly in Transport Industries: What They Really Wrote and Meant pp. 69-95

Guy Numa

Dupuit and the Railroads pp. 97-111

Robert Ekelund and Robert F. Hebert

Indifference Curves and the Ordinalist Revolution pp. 113-155

Jean-Sébastien Lenfant

Lowndes and Locke on the Value of Money pp. 157-180

Kepa Ormazabal