The European Journal of the History of Economic Thought

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): José Luís Cardoso

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Volume 30, issue 6, 2023

European Journal of the History of Economic Thought vol. 30, issue 6 (December 2023) pp. 965-967

Katia Caldari, Gianfranco Tusset and Hans-Michael Trautwein

Some patterns of the transfer of economic ideas between Russia and the West pp. 968-984

Vladimir Avtonomov

Calculation and moral economies during French debate on the abolition of slavery pp. 985-1002

Caroline Oudin-Bastide and Philippe Steiner

Wartime in the history of economic thought: episodes in European history pp. 1003-1015

Emma Rothschild

David Hume on history, development and happiness: interconnections pp. 1016-1030

Sheila Dow

Hugo Grotius on Usury: Acknowledging the End of the Scholastic Argument pp. 1031-1049

André Lapidus

Turgot’s missing manuscripts – partially recovered pp. 1050-1075

Richard van den Berg

No need for society: Adam Smith’s critique of Pufendorf’s summa imbecillitas pp. 1076-1092

Michele Bee and Ivan Sternick

What are services? Misconceptions and neglected insights from the productivity controversy in the classical period pp. 1093-1123

Hagen Krämer

“Non-competing social groups”? The long debate on social mobility in Italy (c. 1890–1960) pp. 1124-1149

Giacomo Gabbuti

Jessica Peixotto, a home economist not thrilled by the thrift culture pp. 1150-1169

Juliette Blayac

Hidden female figures in the organisation for European economic co-operation, and the reconstruction of Europe after WWII pp. 1170-1191

Rebeca Gomez Betancourt and Giulia Zacchia

Applications of lessons from the history of economic thought to actual policy problems pp. 1192-1228

Mauro Boianovsky, Germán Feldman, Ivo Maes, Bertram Schefold (Chair), Carl Christian von Weizsäcker, Bertram Schefold, Carl Christian von Weizsäcker, Ivo Maes, Mauro Boianovsky and Germán David Feldman

Volume 30, issue 5, 2023

Mapping the history of public economics in the twentieth century: an introduction to the special issue pp. 689-712

Maxime Desmarais-Tremblay, Marianne Johnson and Richard Sturn

Theorising public expenditures: welfare theorems, market failures, and the turn from “public finance” to “public economics” pp. 713-738

Steven G. Medema

The emerging discipline of public economics in postwar France pp. 739-763

Raphaël Fèvre and Thomas Mueller

Luigi Einaudi’s ‘Scienza delle Finanze’ or the science of good government pp. 764-790

Paolo Silvestri

The emergence of social choice at the Cowles Commission, 1948–1952: Arrow’s Social Choice and Individual Values in context pp. 791-811

Robert Dimand

Samuelson’s social welfare function and Buchanan’s critique: the struggle with normative science pp. 812-831

David C. Coker and Alain Marciano

Welfare, state, and values: the winding road of the normative approach to inequality measurement (1912–1970) pp. 832-859

Ignacio Hauser

Rawls’s maximin and optimal taxation theory pp. 860-882

Benoît Walraevens

Samuelson against “Rawls’s gratuitism”: some lessons on the misunderstandings between Rawls and the economists pp. 883-905

Herrade Igersheim

Economics with(out) ethics? An interdisciplinary encounter between public economists and John Rawls in the 1970s pp. 906-933

Danielle Guizzo and Carles Paré-Ogg

From public finance to public economics pp. 934-964

Maxime Desmarais-Tremblay, Marianne Johnson and Richard Sturn

Volume 30, issue 4, 2023

Commerce as cooperation with the deity: Self-love, the common good, and the coherence of Francis Hutcheson pp. 507-524

Erik W. Matson

Gesell’s half a theory of the rate of interest pp. 525-555

Aldo Barba

Geography and the critique of mainstream economic theory: the legacy of J.A. Hobson pp. 556-576

Eleni Drakaki

The theological stems of modern economic ideas: John Duns Scotus pp. 577-595

Luigino Bruni and Paolo Santori

Backward induction and expected value calculations in an anonymous XVth century Italian manuscript pp. 596-605

Pavlo Blavatskyy

Georges d’Avenel. An economic historian ahead of his time pp. 606-634

Alain Alcouffe and David Le Bris

Pawel Ciompa and the meaning of econometrics: a comparison of two concepts pp. 635-657

Karl-Friedrich Israel

Gender and the dismal science. Women in the early years of the economics profession pp. 658-662

Edith Kuiper

A Herstory of Economics pp. 662-665

Joanna Rostek

Immanuel Kant and utilitarian ethics pp. 665-667

Mark D. White

David Ricardo. An intellectual biography pp. 667-672

Ghislain Deleplace

The Palgrave companion to Oxford economics pp. 673-674

Constantinos Repapis

Hayek: a life, 1899–1950 pp. 675-678

Andrew Gamble

Money and empire. Charles P. Kindleberger and the dollar system pp. 678-680

Ivo Maes

A history of Brazilian economic thought: From colonial times through the early 21st century pp. 680-683

Carlos Eduardo Suprinyak

The world that Latin America created. The United Nations economic commission for Latin America in the development era pp. 683-687

Ingrid Harvold Kvangraven and Felipe Antunes de Oliveira

Volume 30, issue 3, 2023

Frank Knight and behavioral economics pp. 341-368

D. Wade Hands

Beyond trust: why American classical jurists and economists could not love the corporation pp. 369-394

Nicola Giocoli

The role of information in the Rice Exchange: YAMAGATA Bantō’s Great Knowledge (1806) pp. 395-409

Yasuo Takatsuki and Taro Hisamatsu

Liberty, political economy and good government in Adam Smith pp. 410-442

Paolo Silvestri and Benoît Walraevens

Business cycle theory: Where Minsky and Hayek agreed pp. 443-467

Juan Ramón Rallo

Sismondi on money, banking, credit and public debt: an exploratory essay pp. 468-485

Pascal Bridel

Victoria Chick 1936–2023 pp. 486-490

Sheila Dow

Before method and models: The political economy of Malthus and Ricardo pp. 491-492

Terry Peach

Constructing economic science: the invention of a discipline 1850–1950 pp. 493-496

Susan Howson

Conservative liberalism, ordo-liberalism, and the state pp. 496-500

Marie Daou and Alain Marciano

A political economy of power: Ordoliberalism in context, 1932–1950 pp. 500-503

Erik Grimmer-Solem

Thinking like an economist: how efficiency replaced equality in U.S public policy pp. 503-506

Jean-Baptiste Fleury

Volume 30, issue 2, 2023

Economics and social stratification: classical-neoclassical economists’ thought on class structure and related phenomena pp. 157-205

Milan Zafirovski

Envelopes for economists: an intellectual history pp. 206-226

John Yinger

Debates on the falling birth rate in France at the beginning of the twentieth century pp. 227-246

Joachim De Paoli

Some elements of political economy in the thought of Sir John Fortescue pp. 247-274

Stefano Simonetta

Macroeconomics under pressure: the feedback effects of economic expertise pp. 275-298

Matthieu Renault

International clearing system as alternative monetary order pp. 299-331

Rosario Patalano

Kameralismus und merkantilismus pp. 332-334

Marten Seppel

Adam Smith and the wealth of nations in Spain: a history of reception, dissemination and application, 1777–1840 pp. 334-335

Maria Pia Paganelli

Law and the invisible hand. A theory of Adam Smith’s Jurisprudence pp. 336-337

Fabrizio Simon

Léon Walras, économiste et socialiste libéral. Essais pp. 338-340

François Allisson

Volume 30, issue 1, 2023

Unit profit margins along post-Keynesian lines: from Sraffa, Kalecki, Robinson to Eichner, Wood, Harcourt and Kenyon pp. 1-21

Jordan Melmiès

When economic theory meets policy: Barbara Wootton and the creation of the British welfare state pp. 22-39

Carolina Alves and Danielle Guizzo

The negative natural rate of interest in the modern theories of Liquidity Trap and Secular Stagnation: back to Böhm-Bawerk via Samuelson pp. 40-61

Stefano Di Bucchianico

Rebuilding the economy of the home – for the emergence of the “new woman”: Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s pioneering thoughts pp. 62-85

Guillaume Vallet

The efficient market hypothesis and rational expectations macroeconomics. How did they meet and live (happily) ever after? pp. 86-116

Thomas Delcey and Francesco Sergi

Moving dynamics beyond business cycles: Jan Tinbergen’s first macrodynamic model (1934–1936) pp. 117-131

Michaël Assous and Vincent Carret

An unpublished letter from Adam Smith pp. 132-140

Shinji Nohara

Modelling economic instability. A history of early macroeconomics pp. 141-144

Erwin Dekker

The neomercantilists: a global intellectual history pp. 144-147

Carlos Eduardo Suprinyak

Historicizing self-interest in the modern Atlantic world: a plea for ego? pp. 148-150

Eugene Heath

The gypsy economist. The life and times of Colin Clark pp. 150-153

Hagen Krämer

John Stuart Mill, socialist pp. 153-155

Louise Villeneuve