The European Journal of the History of Economic Thought

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): José Luís Cardoso

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Mini-symposium on economics and visual representation pp. 525-526: Robert Leonard
The visual history of the Tableau Economique pp. 527-550: Loïc Charles
Visualizing the gains from trade, mid-1870s to 1962 pp. 551-572: Neil De Marchi
The Lorenz curve as an archetype: A historico-epistemological study pp. 573-585: Laurent Derobert and Guillaume Thieriot
Carl Menger and the network theory of money pp. 587-606: Mikael Stenkula
Rational vs historical reconstruction - a counter-note on Signorino's note on Blaug pp. 607-608: Mark Blaug
A rejoinder pp. 609-610: Rodolfo Signorino
Mirowski's Machine Dreams pp. 611-622: Alexander Field

Decline and progress: the economic agent in Condillac's theory of history pp. 379-407: Arnaud Orain
Productive activities and the wealth of nations: some reasons for Quesnay's failure and Smith's success pp. 409-427: Jean Cartelier
Paper credit and the multi-personae Mr. Henry Thornton pp. 429-453: Antoin Murphy
Thorstein Veblen's theory of institutional change: beyond technological determinism pp. 455-477: Olivier Brette
'Interrelated prices' and Sraffa's critique of partial equilibrium pp. 479-496: Arrigo Opocher
Book Reviews pp. 497-516: Arrigo Opocher

The legacy of the past: ancient economic thought on wealth and development pp. 177-229: Cosimo Perrotta
The foundations of the Tableau Economique in Boisguilbert and Cantillon pp. 231-248: Jose Benitez-Rochel and Luis Robles-Teigeiro
Durkheim's sociology, Simiand's positive political economy and the German historical school pp. 249-278: Philippe Steiner
Schumpeter on the integration of theory and history pp. 279-301: Mario da Graca Moura
Ugo Broggi: a precursor in mathematical economics pp. 303-328: Manuel Fernandez Lopez
Rational vs historical reconstructions. A note on Blaug pp. 329-338: Rodolfo Signorino
Book Reviews pp. 339-370: Rodolfo Signorino

Introduction pp. 1-3: Neri Salvadori
Consumption patterns, development and growth: Adam Smith, David Ricardo and Thomas Robert Malthus pp. 5-24: Davide Fiaschi and Rodolfo Signorino
The new views on demographic transition: a reassessment of Malthus's and Marx's approach to population pp. 25-45: Elise Brezis and Warren Young
Marx on division of labour, mechanization and technical progress pp. 47-79: Carlos Ricoy
Smith, Marshall and Young on division of labour and economic growth pp. 81-108: Andrea Lavezzi
Growth without normal capacity utilization pp. 109-135: Antonella Palumbo and Attilio Trezzini
Book reviews pp. 137-172: Attilio Trezzini

Yet another look at Leon Walras's theory of tatonnement pp. 513-540: Pascal Bridel and Elisabeth Huck
'Yet another look'? A comment pp. 541-549: Antoine Rebeyrol
Comment on 'Yet another look at Leon Walras's theory of tatonnement ' pp. 550-558: Manuel Luis Costa
Walras's tatonnement: a reply to Rebeyrol and Costa pp. 559-567: Pascal Bridel and Elisabeth Huck
Aristotle's analysis of bilateral exchange: an early formal approach to the bargaining problem pp. 568-590: Rodolphe Dos Santos Ferreira
Budgetary institutions and fiscal discipline: Edmund Burke's insightful contribution pp. 591-607: John Considine
The logic of Keynes' criticism of the Classical model pp. 608-643: Michel Rosier
Keynes and Sraffa's 'Difficulties with J. H. Hollander' pp. 644-671: Christian Gehrke and Heinz Kurz
The history of economic thought: the French way pp. 672-687: Michel De Vroey

Tooke's approach to explaining prices pp. 333-358: Matthew Smith
Political economy and other idioms: French views on English development, 1815-48 pp. 359-383: Roberto Romani
Gramsci, Sraffa, Wittgenstein: philosophical linkages pp. 384-401: John Davis
The 'paradox' of F. Graham (1890-1949): a study in the theory of international trade pp. 402-429: Roxana Bobulescu
Keynes's Treatise: aggregate price theory for modern analysis? pp. 430-451: Max Gillman
The 'Sussex School' and the history of economic thought: British Intellectual History, 1750-1950 pp. 452-463: A. M. C. Waterman

Introduction pp. 155-160: Pascal Bridel and Michel De Vroey
Don Patinkin and the origins of postwar monetary orthodoxy pp. 161-185: Perry Mehrling
Don Patinkin: interpreter of the Keynesian revolution pp. 186-204: Roger Backhouse
From equilibrium to disequilibrium: the genesis of Don Patinkin's interpretation of the Keynesian theory pp. 205-225: Goulven Rubin
Patinkin, the Cowles Commission, and the theory of unemployment and aggregate supply pp. 226-259: Mauro Boianovsky
The dichotomy once again pp. 260-267: Frank Hahn
Patinkin, Walras and the 'money-in-the-utility-function' tradition pp. 268-292: Pascal Bridel
Can slowly adjusting wages explain involuntary unemployment? A critical re-examination of Patinkin's theory of involuntary unemployment pp. 293-307: Michel De Vroey
Patinkin on Irving Fisher's monetary economics pp. 308-326: Robert Dimand

David Ricardo, financier and empirical economist pp. 1-16: Timothy Davis
The political economy of Thomas Edward Cliffe Leslie (1826-82): a re-assessment pp. 17-41: R. D. Collison Black
Lowe's and Hayek's influence on Harrod's trade cycle theory pp. 42-56: Daniele Besomi
Simonsen and the early history of the cash\in-advance approach pp. 57-71: Mauro Boianovsky
Content and method: an epistemic perspective on some historical episodes pp. 72-95: Brian Loasby
Skidelsky's Keynes: a review essay pp. 97-110: David Laidler
'Rescuing Keynes from the economists'?: the Skidelsky trilogy pp. 111-123: Donald Moggridge