The European Journal of the History of Economic Thought

1997 - 2026

Current editor(s): Richard Sturn, Hans Michael Trautwein, Muriel Dal-Pont-Legrand and Maxime Desmarais-Tremblay

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Volume 33, issue 4, 2026

Varieties of doing history of economic thought – an introduction pp. 625-633

Muriel Dal Pont Legrand, Richard Sturn, Hans-Michael Trautwein and Marianne Johnson

Variatio delectat: Histories of economics, economic thought, and economic analysis pp. 634-656

Richard Sturn

Comment on Sturn’s ‘Variatio delectat’ pp. 657-661

Carlo Zappia

Lessons from a history of histories of public finance pp. 662-687

Marianne Johnson

Comment on Johnson's ‘History of histories of public finance’ pp. 688-694

Maxime Desmarais-Tremblay

Economics in contexts: towards a social history of economic thought pp. 695-725

Nicolas Brisset

Comment on Brisset's ‘Towards a social history of economic thought’ pp. 726-729

Simon Hupfel

Towards multilateral and global histories of economic thought pp. 730-762

Antoine Missemer

Comment on Missemer’s ‘Towards multilateral and global histories of economic thought’ pp. 763-766

Hans-Michael Trautwein

History and refractions of the past: from Harold Hotelling’s Economics of Exhaustible Resources to the “Hotelling rule” pp. 767-798

Marion Gaspard

The Second Prism. Comment on Gaspard's ‘History and refractions of the past’ pp. 799-810

Jean-Sébastien Lenfant

Invisible networks and thought collectives: the utility of historical social network analysis in the study of organized neoliberalism pp. 811-826

Dieter Plehwe

Comment on Plehwe's ‘Invisible networks?’ pp. 827-834

Richard Sturn

One sentence at a time: a quantitative history of rationality in economic thought pp. 835-887

Thomas Delcey, Aurélien Goutsmedt and Alexandre Truc

Quantitative methods in the history of economics: a guide for everyone. Comment on Delcey, Goutsmedt and Truc's ‘One sentence at a time’ pp. 888-893

Francesco Sergi

Model transfer and disciplinary interconnections in history of economics: Making the case for an integrated approach pp. 894-920

Catherine Herfeld and Edoardo Peruzzi

Comment on Herfeld and Peruzzi’s ‘Model transfer and disciplinary interconnections’ pp. 921-923

Dorian Jullien

Volume 33, issue 3, 2026

“Free labour ideology” before Adam Smith: free vs slave labour in the British public debate, 1746–1776 pp. 427-460

Ana Paula Londe Silva

New light on Adam Smith’s view of taxation via the concept of equity pp. 461-484

Kwangsu Kim

John Stuart Mill’s robust egalitarianism pp. 485-520

Sven Ove Hansson

Economics and the human condition: Aristotle and Rousseau in Karl Polanyi’s thought pp. 521-543

Nathaniel K. Gilmore

Economists’ politics of transition in Russia, 1990–1998 pp. 544-568

Roberto Romani

Thomas Aquinas on production and financing pp. 569-605

Pierre Januard

Economics imperialism: Ambrosino, Cedrini, and Davis reply to Heisse pp. 606-611

Angela Ambrosino, Mario Cedrini and John Davis

Economics imperialism: a rejoinder to Ambrosino, Cedrini, and Davis pp. 612-614

Christiane Heisse

Post-war Keynesianism in Germany and Western Europe pp. 615-616

Daniel Nientiedt

Company men: the invention of shareholder value and the splintering of the American economy pp. 617-620

David Chan Smith

Conversations on rational choice pp. 621-623

Camilla Francesca Colombo

Volume 33, issue 2, 2026

Italian women economists hidden in history pp. 193-200

Manuela Mosca

The economic writings of Eleonora Fonseca Pimentel (1752–1799): from the Enlightenment reforms to the Neapolitan Revolution pp. 201-229

Simona Pisanelli

Political economy in a Florentine salon of the 1870s pp. 230-262

Monika Poettinger

The economic thought on women in post-unified Italy and the liberal conception of emancipation of women journalists (1861–1902) pp. 263-284

Claudia Sunna and Rossella Bufano

Maria Ponti Pasolini (1856–1938) entrepreneurial heiress, philanthropist and economic writer pp. 285-308

Elena Laurenzi, Stefania Licini and Manuela Mosca

Home Economics in the years of fascism: Maria Gasca Diez and the Italian way pp. 309-332

Ivan Paris

Women and economics in interwar Italy: the case of five Italian journals from 1918 to 1939 pp. 333-356

Giulia Zacchia and Marcella Corsi

Southern Question and Italian economic dualism: the contribution of women economists between 1930 and 1950 pp. 357-378

Carmen Vita

The younger siblings of GDP. The contribution of women in national accounts in Italy: Maria and Vera Cao Pinna pp. 379-412

Maria Letizia D’Autilia

Money, debt and politics: the bank of Lisbon and the Portuguese Liberal Revolution of 1820 pp. 413-415

Javier San Julián Arrupe

A history of Colombian economic thought: the economic ideas that built modern Colombia pp. 416-418

Mario Garcia-Molina

Relocating development economics: the first generation of modern Indian economists pp. 418-420

Ishan Anand

Gunnar Myrdal: a life of many dilemmas pp. 420-422

Avner Offer

Market economists beyond the West: the agents of peripheral liberalism, 1970–2020 pp. 422-425

Dennis Kölling

Volume 33, issue 1, 2026

Neoclassical economics’ basis in marginal utility theory reexamined—based on marginal postulates without discussion? pp. 1-28

Milan Zafirovski

Reading Edith Penrose through the eyes of a labour economist1 pp. 29-53

Franck Bailly and Benjamin Dubrion

Competition, experiments and price theory. On a controversial return to the classical economists pp. 54-72

Emiliano Brancaccio and Paolo Trabucchi

French capitalism and the developmental state in the political economy of Michel Chevalier pp. 73-104

Teddy Paikin

Adam Smith’s stadial history: progress, population, and environment pp. 105-123

Leo Steeds

Dutch efficiency-engineers and the engineering of the discipline of technical economics, 1920–1940 pp. 124-144

Peter Rodenburg

French money doctors in Spain: Rist, Quesnay, and Mitzakis and the stabilisation plans for the peseta 1929–1931 pp. 145-177

Nicolas Barbaroux, Enrique Jorge-Sotelo and Dominique Torre

Adam Smith on the ancients and the moderns pp. 178-182

Spyridon Tegos

Léon Walras’s economic thought: the general equilibrium theory in historical perspective pp. 182-185

Nathan Martinon

Economics and the family: a social and political history pp. 185-189

Shoshana Grossbard

Field experiments in economics: history and methodology pp. 189-191

María Gutiérrez Ruan