History of Political Economy

1969 - 2019

Current editor(s): Kevin D. Hoover

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Volume 40, issue 5, 2008

Keeping Faith, Losing Faith: An Introduction pp. 1-20

Bradley Bateman and Spencer Banzhaf

Religion and Political Economy in Early-Nineteenth-Century France pp. 26-61

Gilbert Faccarello and Philippe Steiner

The Ascent and Decline of Catholic Economic Thought, 1830–1950s pp. 62-87

Antonio Almodovar and Pedro Teixeira

Revealing the Connection between the Gospel and History: The Definition of “Economics at the Service of Humankind†in the Analysis of Francesco Vito pp. 88-113

Daniela Parisi

The Changing Theological Context of Economic Analysis since the Eighteenth Century pp. 121-142

A. M. C. Waterman

“A Hard Battle to Fightâ€: Natural Theology and the Dismal Science, 1820–50 pp. 143-167

Harro Maas

An Inquiry into the Nature and Effects of Henry Thornton's Christian Faith on the Existence and Content of His Economic Writings pp. 168-188

Neil T. Skaggs

“Losing My Religionâ€: Sidgwick, Theism, and the Struggle for Utilitarian Ethics in Economic Analysis pp. 189-211

Steven Medema

Faith, Morality, and Welfare: The English School of Welfare Economics, 1901–29 pp. 212-236

Roger Backhouse

The United States: Introduction pp. 239-242

Bradley W. Bateman and Spencer Banzhaf

Das Adam Smith Problem and Faculty Psychology in the Antebellum North pp. 243-264

Stewart Davenport

From Religious Revivals to Tariff Rancor: Preaching Free Trade and Protection during the Second American Party System pp. 265-298

Stephen Meardon

The Impact of Liberal Religion on Richard Ely's Economic Methodology pp. 299-314

Donald E. Frey

The Religion of a Skeptic: Frank H. Knight on Ethics, Spirituality, and Religion during His Iowa Years pp. 315-337

Ross Emmett

Keeping Faith, Losing Faith: Conclusion to the Volume pp. 338-340

Bradley Bateman and Spencer Banzhaf

Volume 40, issue 4, 2008

Cambridge as a Place in Economics pp. 569-593

Maria Cristina Marcuzzo, Nerio Naldi, Eleonora Sanfilippo and Annalisa Rosselli

The Ricardo Puzzle pp. 595-611

Francisco L. Lopes

Utilitarianism without Utility: A Missed Opportunity in Alfred Marshall's Theory of Market Choice pp. 613-632

Marco Dardi

Mediating Creative Nature and Human Needs in Early German Political Economy pp. 633-669

Richard Bowler

The Impact of Open Access to Fishing Grounds: The History of Jens Warming's Model pp. 671-688

Niels-Henrik Topp

Hayek on Mill pp. 689-704

Bruce Caldwell

Volume 40, issue 3, 2008

A. W. (Bob) Coats, 1924–2007 pp. 421-446

Roger Backhouse, Bruce Caldwell, Craufurd Goodwin and Malcolm Rutherford

The Confessions of the Average: Statistics and Natural Order in Nineteenth-Century French Economic Thought pp. 447-480

Philippe Le Gall

On the Origins of Ordinal Utility: Andreas Heinrich Voigt and the Mathematicians pp. 481-510

Torsten Schmidt and Christian Weber

William Thomas Thornton's Family, Ancestry, and Early Years: Some Findings from Recently Discovered Manuscripts and Letters pp. 511-550

Mark Donoghue

Estimates of Potential Output by Keynes pp. 551-560

Richard Kent

Volume 40, issue 2, 2008

The Construction of the Canonical History of Financial Economics pp. 213-242

Franck Jovanovic

Gustave de Molinari's Bourse Network Theory: A Liberal Response to Sismondi's Informational Problem pp. 243-263

Rabah Benkemoune

Keynes among the Statisticians pp. 265-316

John Aldrich

Menger and Walras on Money: A Comparative View pp. 317-343

Richard Arena and Sandye Gloria-Palermo

Adam Smith on Religion and Market Structure: The Search for Consistency pp. 345-363

Charles G. Leathers and J. Patrick Raines

The Adam Smith Problem in Reverse: Self-Interest in The Wealth of Nations and The Theory of Moral Sentiments pp. 365-382

Maria Pia Paganelli

Garrison on Mises and Forced Saving: Arguing the Implausible? pp. 383-395

James C. W. Ahiakpor

Ahiakpor on Mises and Forced Saving: A Rejoinder pp. 397-405

Roger W. Garrison

Volume 40, issue 1, 2008

The Writing Workshop of François Quesnay and the Making of Physiocracy pp. 1-42

Christine Théré and Loïc Charles

Adam Smith, the Last of the Former Virtue Ethicists pp. 43-71

Deirdre McCloskey

On Ricardo's Method: The Scottish Connection Considered pp. 73-110

Christophe Depoortère

Linking Strategic Interaction and Bargaining Theory: The Harsanyi-Schelling Debate on the Axiom of Symmetry pp. 111-132

Alessandro Innocenti

Frank Graham's Case for Flexible Exchange Rates: A Doctrinal Perspective pp. 133-162

Anthony M. Endres

Keynes on Kalecki's Theory of Taxation: Contents Approved, Method Questioned pp. 163-182

Nicolò De Vecchi

Differential Asset Valuation in the Medieval Post-Talmudic Legal Literature pp. 183-200

Jeffrey L. Callen

Volume 39, issue 5, 2007

Introduction pp. 1-6

E. Roy Weintraub and Evelyn Forget

Rediscovering Intellectual Biography—and Its Limits pp. 9-29

Malachi Hacohen

Is Autobiography Anti-academic and Uneconomical? Some Thoughts on Academic Autobiography pp. 30-47

Jeremy D. Popkin

Lives in Synopsis: The Production and Use of Short Biographies by Historians of Economics pp. 51-75

Roger Backhouse

The Creation of Heroes and Villains as a Problem in the History of Economics pp. 76-95

Robert Dimand

The Group Life as a Genre of Economists' Life Writing pp. 96-114

William Coleman

The Economy of Narrative Identity pp. 117-133

Paul John Eakin

Using Autobiographical Statements to Investigate the Identity of American Economists pp. 134-153

Mike Reay

The Role of Oral History in the Historiography of Heterodox Economics pp. 154-171

Tiago Mata and Frederic Lee

Oral History and the Historical Reconstruction of Chicago Economics pp. 172-192

Ross Emmett

François Quesnay: A “Rural Socrates†in Versailles? pp. 195-214

Christine Théré and Loïc Charles

Some Relationships between a Scholar's and an Entrepreneur's Life: The Biography of L. Albert Hahn pp. 215-233

Jan-Otmar Hesse

“Between Worlds,†or an Imagined Reminiscence by Oskar Morgenstern about Equilibrium and Mathematics in the 1920s pp. 234-268

Robert Leonard

Maynard and Virginia: A Personal and Professional Friendship pp. 269-291

Craufurd Goodwin

The Intimate Spaces of Community: John Maynard Keynes and the Arts pp. 292-312

Patricia Laurence

Biography and Autobiography: Harry Johnson pp. 315-341

D. E. Moggridge

Life Writings: On-the-Job Training with F. A. Hayek pp. 342-354

Bruce Caldwell

Reflections of a Marshall Biographer pp. 355-366

Peter Groenewegen

A Personal Afterword pp. 367-370

E. Roy Weintraub

Volume 39, issue 4, 2007

The Political Element in Economic Thought pp. 567-570

Philippe Fontaine and Alain Marciano

Postbellum Protection and Commissioner Wells's Conversion to Free Trade pp. 571-604

Stephen Meardon

The Debates on Eugenio Rignano's Inheritance Tax Proposals pp. 605-638

Guido Erreygers and Giovanni Di Bartolomeo

Postface: Just What Is the Self Interested In? pp. 639-642

Kenneth R. Hoover

“One will make of political economy... what the scholastics have done with philosophyâ€: Henry Lloyd and the Mathematization of Economics pp. 643-677

Sophus A. Reinert

Knowledge and Information in Economics: What Did the Classical Economists Know? pp. 679-712

Renee Prendergast

The “Protestant†View: The Norwegian and Scandinavian Approach to National Accounting in the Postwar Period pp. 713-734

Einar Lie

Did Buchanan and Wagner Misrepresent Keynes? pp. 735-739

J. Robert Subrick

Did Buchanan and Wagner Misrepresent Keynes? A Rejoinder pp. 741-743

Bradley W. Bateman

Volume 39, issue 3, 2007

The Hesitant Hand: Mill, Sidgwick, and the Evolution of the Theory of Market Failure pp. 331-358

Steven Medema

Early Experiments in Consumer Demand Theory: 1930-1970 pp. 359-401

Ivan Moscati

Early Labor Economics: Its Debt to the Management Practice of Henry S. Dennison pp. 403-433

Kyle Bruce

Sir Dudley North's Earliest Known Essay on Monies and Prices: Analysis of the Ottoman Empire's Great Recoinage pp. 435-452

George D. Choksy

Cantillon, Hume, and the Rise of Antimercantilism pp. 453-480

Mark Thornton

Business Forecasting and the Development of Business Cycle Theory pp. 481-510

Tobias F. Rötheli

Milton Friedman, the Statistical Methodologist pp. 511-527

David Teira

A 1929 Application of Multiplier Analysis by Keynes pp. 529-543

Richard Kent

An Unpublished Letter by David Ricardo pp. 545-550

Arnold Heertje

Volume 39, issue 2, 2007

The Fundamental Theorems of Modern Welfare Economics, Historically Contemplated pp. 185-207

Mark Blaug

The Early Economic Writings of William Thomas Thornton pp. 209-252

Mark Donoghue

The Nature, Functions, and Value of Money: A Brief Exposition of Turgot's Monetary Theory pp. 253-262

Peter Groenewegen

Kautilya on Moral and Material Incentives, and Effort pp. 263-292

Balbir S. Sihag

Ricardo as a “Classical Economistâ€: The “New View†Reexamined pp. 293-306

Terry Peach

Ricardo as a “Classical Economistâ€: The “New View†Reexamined—A Reply to Dr. Peach pp. 307-312

Samuel Hollander

Ricardo as a “Classical Economistâ€: The “New View†Reexamined—A Rejoinder to Professor Hollander pp. 313-315

Terry Peach

Volume 39, issue 1, 2007

From Philanthropy to Altruism: Incorporating Unselfish Behavior into Economics, 1961-1975 pp. 1-46

Philippe Fontaine

Methodological Individualism or Methodological Atomism: The Case of Friedrich Hayek pp. 47-80

Gregor Zwirn

Keynes, IS-LM, and the Marshallian Tradition pp. 81-95

Robert Dimand

Richard Cantillon and the Discovery of Opportunity Cost pp. 97-119

Mark Thornton

Transfers, Nontraded Goods, and Unemployment: An Analysis of the Keynes-Ohlin Debate pp. 121-143

Steven Brakman and Charles Marrewijk

A Rocking Horse That Never Rocked: Frisch's “Propagation Problems and Impulse Problems†pp. 145-166

Stefano Zambelli