The European Journal of the History of Economic Thought

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): José Luís Cardoso

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Knowledge, coordination and the firm: Historical perspectives pp. 539-558: Brian Loasby
A nostalgic retrospect on a debate on various aspects of welfare economics pp. 559-574: Kurt Rothschild
The history of economics as economics? pp. 575-597: Yuichi Shionoya
Max Weber's critical response to theoretical economics pp. 599-624: Patrick Mardellat
Continuity and change: Mapping the community of economists in Greece (1944 to 1967) pp. 625-664: Andreas Kakridis
Average cost and marginal cost pricing in Marshall: Textual analysis and interpretation pp. 665-694: Luca Zamparelli
Hobbes, Economie, Terreur et Politique pp. 695-702: Thierry Demals
Johann Heinrich von Thunen als Vordenker einer Sozialen Marktwirtschaft pp. 702-705: Carsten Pallas

Cameralism as 'political metaphysics': Human nature, the state, and natural law in the thought of Johann Heinrich Gottlob von Justi pp. 409-430: Hans-Christoph Schmidt am Busch
A return to Bentham's felicific calculus: From moral welfarism to technical non-welfarism pp. 431-453: Antoinette Baujard
Why John Stuart Mill should not be enlisted among neoclassical economists pp. 455-473: Dimitris Sotiropoulos
Frank H. Knight, pragmatism, and American institutionalism: A note pp. 475-487: Luca Fiorito
Keynes and probability: An assessment pp. 489-510: Alessandro Roncaglia
Wassily Leontief: In appreciation pp. 511-522: William Baumol and Thijs ten Raa
Il pensiero economico nei ducati emiliani e negli stati pontifici, dalle origini al 1848 pp. 523-524: Cosimo Perrotta
Alfred Marshall pp. 524-527: Tiziano Raffaelli
From Political Economy to Economics. Method, the Social and the Historical in the Evolution of Economic Theory pp. 527-529: Alessandro Roncaglia
Fejezetek a modern kozgazdasagtudomanybol [Chapters from Modern Economic Theory] pp. 529-532: Julius Horvath

Interdependence and independence in Cantillon's Essai pp. 221-249: John Berdell
Bilateral monopoly: a contribution by Francesco Ferrara pp. 251-265: Gioacchino Fazio
The Italian contribution to early economic dynamics pp. 267-300: Gianfranco Tusset
Keynes and India, 1909-1913: a study on foreign investment policy pp. 301-324: Carlo Cristiano
Schumpeter on money, banking and finance: an institutionalist perspective pp. 325-356: Agnès Festré and Eric Nasica
Professor Robert Denis Collison Black (1922-2008) pp. 357-360: Antoin Murphy and Renee Prendergast
'If some people looked like elephants and others like cats, or fish …' On the difficulties of understanding each other: the case of Wittgenstein and Sraffa pp. 361-374: Heinz Kurz
The French Revolution and the Creation of Benthamism pp. 375-380: Marco Guidi
Le panoptique des pauvres - Jeremy Bentham et la reforme de l'assistance en Angleterre pp. 380-384: Nathalie Sigot
A History of Econometrics in France. From Nature to Models pp. 384-389: Michel Armatte
Money and Markets: A Doctrinal Approach (Routledge Studies in the History of Economics 86) pp. 389-392: David Laidler
Adam Smith: a Moral Philosopher and His Political Economy pp. 392-397: Tony Aspromourgos
Traite d'economie politique ou simple exposition de la maniere dont se forment, se distribuent et se consomment les richesses pp. 397-402: Alain Beraud

The enigmatic Mr Graslin. A Rousseauist bedrock for classical economics? pp. 1-40: Gilbert Faccarello
Adam Smith's theory of economic history and economic development pp. 41-64: Kwangsu Kim
Hunting a precursor: The limits of Mountifort Longfield on utility and value pp. 65-96: Michael White
Work in utopia: Pro-work sentiments in the writings of four critics of classical economics pp. 97-122: David Spencer
'Our daily bread': Maurice Potron, from Catholicism to mathematical economics pp. 123-154: Christian Bidard, Guido Erreygers and Wilfried Parys
On the origin and rise of central bank independence in West Germany pp. 155-190: Jörg Bibow
Book reviews pp. 191-213: Hans-Jurgen Wagener, Monika Streissler, Loïc Charles, Ryuzo Kuroki and Erich Streissler

The German tradition in late medieval value theory pp. 555-570: Odd Langholm
Philosophers and practical men: Charles Babbage, Irish merchants and the economics of information pp. 571-594: Frank Geary and Renee Prendergast
A note on Juglar, Bonnet and the intuition of the interest parity relation pp. 595-609: Claude Diebolt and Antoine Parent
John Wade's early endogenous dynamic model: 'commercial cycle' and theories of crises pp. 611-639: Daniele Besomi
Economic theorist and 'entrepreneur of popularisation': Schumpeter as Finance Minister and journalist pp. 641-671: Karsten von Blumenthal
Keynes's realisms pp. 673-693: Ricardo Crespo

Smith's theory of actions and the moral significance of unintended consequences pp. 401-432: Amos Witztum
Producer choice and technical unemployment: John E. Tozer's mathematical model (1838) pp. 433-454: Paola Tubaro
Carl Menger's monetary theory: A revisionist view pp. 455-473: Yukihiro Ikeda
Calculation in kind and marketless socialism: On Otto Neurath's utopian economics pp. 475-501: Thomas Uebel
Foucault, Weber and the history of the economic subject pp. 503-527: Philippe Steiner
Between Keynes and Sraffa: Pasinetti on the Cambridge School pp. 529-538: Axel Leijonhufvud

British monetary orthodoxy in the 1870s: A victory for the Currency Principle pp. 181-209: Sylvie Diatkine and Jerome de Boyer
Thoreau's economic philosophy pp. 211-246: Christian Becker
The industry supply curve: Two different traditions pp. 247-274: Arrigo Opocher and Ian Steedman
Keynes's degree of competition pp. 275-291: M. G. Hayes
The Italian theories of progressive taxation pp. 293-315: Domenicantonio Fausto
On the origins of the concept of natural monopoly: Economies of scale and competition pp. 317-353: Manuela Mosca

Interest, sensationism and the science of the legislator: French 'philosophie economique', 1695-1830 pp. 1-23: Gilbert Faccarello and Philippe Steiner
Rawls with Hegel: The concept of 'Liberalism of freedom' pp. 25-47: Ragip Ege and Herrade Igersheim
Thomas Tooke on the Bullionist controversies pp. 49-84: Matthew Smith
Contesting the autonomy of political economy: The early positivist criticism of economic knowledge pp. 85-103: Michel Zouboulakis
On the microeconomic foundations of macroeconomics in the Hayek-Keynes controversy pp. 105-127: Abdallah Zouache
A. W. Bob Coats, 1924-2007 pp. 129-133: John Maloney
A theory of socialism inoculated against Hayek? pp. 135-149: Warren Samuels