The European Journal of the History of Economic Thought

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): José Luís Cardoso

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Adolphe Quetelet, the average man and the development of economic methodology pp. 565-582: Bert Mosselmans
Strange brew: The antinomies of distribution in W.S. Jevons' Theory of Political Economy pp. 583-608: Michael White
Equilibrium and Italian fiscal sociology: A reflection on the Pareto-Griziotti and Pareto-Sensini letters on fiscal theory pp. 609-633: Michael McLure
Measurement, incentives and constraintsin Stigler's economics of science pp. 635-661: Arthur Diamond
To be an independent thinker: an intellectual portrait of Staffan Burenstam Linder pp. 663-688: Mats Lundahl
The contributions of Celso Furtado (1920-2004) to development economics pp. 689-700: Tamas Szmrecsanyi
A tale of two traditions: Pierre Force's Self-interest before Adam Smith pp. 701-712: Gilbert Faccarello
Pity, sympathy and self-interest: review of Pierre Force's Self-interest before Adam Smith pp. 713-721: Jimena Hurtado Prieto
Two concepts of providence and two concepts of pity: A reply to Gilbert Faccarello and Jimena Hurtado pp. 723-731: Pierre Force

The Sraffa-enigma: Introduction pp. 373-378: Luigi Pasinetti
Piero Sraffa: emigration and scientific activity (1921 - 45) pp. 379-402: Nerio Naldi
Sraffa and the Marshallian tradition* pp. 403-423: Annalisa Rosselli
Piero Sraffa at the university of Cambridge pp. 425-452: Maria Cristina Marcuzzo
On a turning point in Sraffa's theoretical and interpretative position in the late 1920s pp. 453-492: Pierangelo Garegnani
Removing an 'insuperable obstacle' in the way of an objectivist analysis: Sraffa's attempts at fixed capital pp. 493-523: Heinz Kurz and Neri Salvadori
Joint production: Triumph of economic over mathematical logic?* pp. 525-552: Bertram Schefold
Michio Morishima and history: an obituary pp. 553-557: Takashi Negishi

Rationality in Leviathan: Hobbes and his game-theoretic admirers pp. 191-213: Mark Peacock
Jean Antoine Chaptal: from chemistry to political economy pp. 215-239: Elsa Bolado and Lluis Argemi
De Viti de Marco, historian of economic analysis pp. 241-259: Manuela Mosca
A question of incentive? Lionel Robbins and Dennis H. Robertson on the nature and determinants of the supply of labour pp. 261-278: David Spencer
The Italian economists in parliament from 1860 to 1922: a quantitative analysis pp. 279-319: Massimo Augello and Marco Guidi
Treating schizophrenia: a comment on Antoin Murphy's diagnosis of Henry Thornton's theoretical condition pp. 321-328: Neil Skaggs
Rejoinder to Skaggs's Treating schizophrenia: a comment on Antoin Murphy's diagnosis of Henry Thornton's theoretical condition pp. 329-332: Antoin Murphy
In Memoriam: Robert Heilbroner, 1919 - 2005 pp. 333-336: William Milberg
Roy Harrod and the Keynesian revolution: his newly published correspondence pp. 337-355: Walter Eltis

The invention of the concept of social surplus: Petty in the Hartlib Circle pp. 1-24: Tony Aspromourgos
'Misguided monetary messages': The Austrian case, 1931 - 34 pp. 25-45: Hansjörg Klausinger
Patinkin and the Pigou effect: or how a Keynesian came to accept an anti-Keynesian argument pp. 47-72: Goulven Rubin
Migration and Americanization: The special case of Belgian economics pp. 73-88: Ivo Maes and Erik Buyst
A Humean theory of choice of which rationality may be one consequence pp. 89-111: Marc-Arthur Diaye and André Lapidus
Why rationality is not a consequence of Hume's theory of choice pp. 113-118: Robert Sugden
Why rationality may be a consequence of Hume's theory of choice pp. 119-126: Marc-Arthur Diaye and André Lapidus
Perspectives on Michael A. Bernstein's A Perilous Progress: Economists and Public Purpose in Twentieth-Century America pp. 127-146: Esther-Mirjam Sent, Roger Backhouse, AW Bob Coats, John Davis and Harald Hagemann
The Elgar Companion to Post Keynesian Economics Edited by J. E. King pp. 147-156: Edward Nell
The Dutch and Portuguese-Jewish background of David Ricardo pp. 183-184: Arnold Heertje

Renaissance Cicero. The 'economic' virtues of >emph type="2">De Officiis>/emph> I, 22 in some sixteenth century commentaries pp. 507-523: Gloria Vivenza
The theory of internal goods in nineteenth-century Russian classical economic thought pp. 525-554: Joachim Zweynert
Missing links in Marshall's early thoughts on education pp. 555-578: Simon Cook
Ferdinand Tonnies, Thorstein Veblen and Karl Marx: From community to society and back? pp. 579-606: Rick Tilman
Eli Heckscher on intermittently free goods: A neglected anticipation of the theory of imperfect competition? pp. 607-621: Andrea Maneschi
The hidden theology of Adam Smith: A belated reply to Hill pp. 623-628: James Alvey
Further reflections on the 'Hidden Theology' of Adam Smith pp. 629-635: Lisa Hill

Introduction pp. 341-343: Marco Guidi
The sceptic as an economist's philosopher? Humean utility as a positive principle pp. 345-375: Richard Sturn
Ricardo and the Utilitarians pp. 377-403: Sergio Cremaschi
'My Own Utopia'. The economics of Bentham's Panopticon pp. 405-431: Marco Guidi
The 'Happiness transformation problem' in the Cambridge tradition pp. 433-451: Luigino Bruni
Sympathy and its discontents: 'Greatest happiness' versus the 'general good' pp. 453-478: Sandra Peart and David Levy

Samuel Johnson on consumer demand, status, and positional goods pp. 183-207: Peter Law
Whatever happened to Marshall's industrial economics? pp. 209-229: Tiziano Raffaelli
Historical political economy in Russia, 1870 - 1913 pp. 231-253: Vincent Barnett
The making of Beveridge's Unemployment (1909): three concepts blended pp. 255-280: Atsushi Komine
The Dutch and Portuguese-Jewish background of David Ricardo pp. 281-294: Arnold Heertje
Francis Ysidro Edgeworth's Catalan grandfather pp. 295-307: Lluis Barbe

Bernard Mandeville's heir: Adam Smith or Jean Jacques Rousseau on the possibility of economic analysis pp. 1-31: Jimena Hurtado Prieto
Hegel's theory of economic nationalism: political economy in the Philosophy of Right pp. 33-52: Takeshi Nakano
Learning to choose a commodity-money: Carl Menger's theory of imitation and the search monetary framework pp. 53-78: Andrés Álvarez
An example of untranslatability: the conceptual structures of Marshall's and Keynes' conceptions of investment pp. 79-106: Miguel Angel Duran and Manuel Montalvo
History of economics, economics and economic history in Britain, 1824 - 2000 pp. 107-127: Roger Backhouse
Reason and sentiments: review of Emma Rothschild's Economic Sentiments: Adam Smith, Condorcet and the Enlightenment pp. 131-145: Pascal Bridel and Christophe Salvat
Emma Rothschild on economic sentiments: and the true Adam Smith pp. 147-159: Walter Eltis