The European Journal of the History of Economic Thought

1997 - 2025

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Volume 28, issue 6, 2021

Introduction pp. 889-891

Richard van den Berg, Pencho Penchev and Hans-Michael Trautwein

On continuity and general equilibrium: Pareto, Cassel, and the foundations of neoclassical economics pp. 892-909

Rogério Arthmar and Michael McLure

The Turkish Kadro pioneers of a Balkan Dependencia in the interwar period: rethinking underemployment, monetary policy, and technology pp. 910-939

Eyüp Özveren and M. Erdem Özgür

From “science as measurement” to “measurement and theory”: the Cowles Commission and contrasting empirical methodologies at the University of Chicago, 1943 to 1955 pp. 940-964

Robert Dimand and Sylvie Rivot

The marginalization of absolute and relative income hypotheses of consumption and the role of fiscal policy pp. 965-984

Stavros Drakopoulos

William Nordhaus: A disputable Nobel [Prize]? Externalities, climate change, and governmental action pp. 985-1004

Fabio Masini

A prosopography of the European Society for the History of Economic Thought pp. 1005-1024

Maxime Desmarais-Tremblay and Andrej Svorenčík

“It might be good to know on whose shoulders we stand – and why”: a conversation with Heinz Rieter pp. 1025-1040

Hans-Michael Trautwein and Heinz Rieter

Obituary: Takumi Tsuda (1929–2021) pp. 1041-1043

Tamotsu Nishizawa and Richard van den Berg

Against “Capitalism”: Eugene McCarraher on “The Enchantments of Mammon” — A Review Essay pp. 1044-1054

A. M. C. Waterman

Raising Keynes. A twenty-first-century general theory pp. 1055-1057

Peter Spahn

The soul of classical political economy: James M. Buchanan from the archives pp. 1057-1058

Jacob Jensen

A History of Czech Economic Thought pp. 1059-1060

Julius Horvath

Futures past. Economic forecasting in the 20th and 21st century pp. 1061-1063

Marius Kuster

Volume 28, issue 5, 2021

The paradox of value in the teaching of the Church Fathers pp. 695-707

Joost Hengstmengel

On the origins and consequences of Simon’s modular approach to bounded rationality in economics pp. 708-732

Enrico Petracca

Chester Barnard’s systems-theoretic approach to organisation theory: a reconstruction pp. 733-752

Vladislav Valentinov and Steffen Roth

The part played by general equilibrium in the liquidity preference vs loanable funds episode (1936–1956) pp. 753-786

Pascal Bridel

Money in the debt relationship: notes on the medieval conceptualisation of money in Accursius and Bartolus of Sassoferrato pp. 787-810

Tommaso Brollo

Central bank independence, a not so new idea in the history of economic thought: a doctrine in the 1920s pp. 811-843

Adriano Do Vale

Jacques Lacan and game theory: an early contribution to common knowledge reasoning pp. 844-869

Pierre Courtois and Tarik Tazdaït

Roy Harrod pp. 870-873

Mauro Boianovsky

Towards an economics of natural equals. A documentary history of the early Virginia School pp. 873-875

Alain Marciano

Veblen: the making of an economist who unmade economics pp. 875-877

Geoffrey Hodgson

Democratising the economic debate. Pluralism and research evaluation pp. 877-880

Maria Cristina Marcuzzo

Paul Samuelson: Master of modern economics pp. 880-883

Roger Backhouse

Ricardo’s theory of growth and accumulation: a modern view pp. 883-886

Ajit Sinha

Max Weber, Praktische Nationalökonomie. Vorlesungen 1895–1899 pp. 886-888

Keith Tribe

Volume 28, issue 4, 2021

Fisher-Modigliani-Miller organisational finance theory and the financialisation of contemporary societies pp. 499-522

Tiago Cardão-Pito

The economist and the secret agent. Strategies to introduce the British model of society into Sicily of 1812.1 pp. 523-558

Fabrizio Simon

Why the kinked demand curve may still be useful pp. 559-576

Gary M. Galles and Robert L. Sexton

The 100% money proposal of the 1930s: an avatar of the Currency School’s reform ideas? pp. 577-598

Samuel Demeulemeester

Analysis risk and commercial risk: the first treatment of usury in Thomas Aquinas’s Commentary on the Sentences pp. 599-634

Pierre Januard

Some notes on Gossen’s “submerged and forgotten” approach to consumption and time pp. 635-653

Sergio Nisticò

Andreas Andréadès: economic liberalism’s dilemmas in the interwar period pp. 654-678

Yorgos Stassinopoulos

F. A. Hayek and the epistemology of politics: the curious task of economics pp. 679-680

Francesco Di Iorio

Recharting the history of economic thought pp. 680-682

Pavel Kuchař

Expectations. Theory and applications from historical perspective pp. 683-684

James Forder

The Friedman-Lucas Transition in Macroeconomics: A Structuralist Approach pp. 684-687

Sylvie Rivot

Commerce and manners in Edmund Burke’s political economy pp. 687-689

Biancamaria Fontana

The first socialization debate (1918) and early efforts towards socialisation pp. 689-691

Roberto Lampa

Progress Through Regression: The Life Story of the Empirical Cobb-Douglas Production Function pp. 691-693

Matthew T. Panhans

Volume 28, issue 3, 2021

On “effectual demand” and the “extent of the market” in Adam Smith and David Ricardo pp. 305-323

Alex Thomas

An intellectual boost for Italy’s Europeanisation: the contribution of the influential think tanks Arel and Nomisma (1978–1993) pp. 324-351

Luca Sandonà

Keynes’s state planning: from Bolshevism to The General Theory pp. 352-374

João Sicsú

The Stockholm School in a new age – Erik Lundberg’s changing views of the Rehn-Meidner Model pp. 375-403

Lennart Erixon

Léon Walras and The Wealth of Nations: what did he really learn from Adam Smith? pp. 404-418

Kayoko Misaki

Institutions, economy and politics: the debate between Commons and North pp. 419-435

Philippe Broda

The dismal science down under: responses to Thomas Carlyle amongst Australasian Economists, c. 1880–1920 pp. 436-455

Alexander Jordan

Calculating without money. Theories of in-kind accounting of Alexander Chayanov, Otto Neurath and the early Soviet experiences pp. 456-477

Eric Magnin and Nikolay Nenovsky

The most Frischian among the Norwegian Economists pp. 478-482

Ariane Dupont Kieffer

The economics book: from Xenophon to Cryptocurrency, 250 milestones in the history of economics pp. 483-484

Astrid Van den Bossche

The betrayal of liberal economics pp. 485-489

Richard Sturn

A history of feminist and gender economics pp. 489-491

Agnès Le Tollec

Measuring utility. From the marginal revolution to behavioural economics pp. 492-493

Thomas Müller

Marginalism pp. 493-495

Guy Numa

Narrative economics: how stories go viral and drive major economic events pp. 496-497

Roberto Romani

Volume 28, issue 2, 2021

Maffeo Pantaleoni on labour exchange: bridge between neoclassicism and Fascism pp. 179-200

Motohiro Okada

Robert Torrens’ model of trade and growth: genesis and implications for the discovery of comparative advantage pp. 201-228

Michael Gaul

The economics of trade liberalization: Charles S. Peirce and the Spanish Treaty of 1884 pp. 229-248

James Wible and Kevin D. Hoover

Bent Hansen’s theory of inflation 19511 pp. 249-272

Claes-Henric Siven

How speculation became respectable: early theories on financial and commodity markets pp. 273-291

Paolo Paesani and Annalisa Rosselli

Economics and performativity. Exploring limits, theories and cases pp. 292-295

Philippe Steiner

Méditations sur l’économie politique pp. 295-297

Keith Tribe

The visionary realism of German economics: from the thirty years’ war to the cold war pp. 297-299

Erik Grimmer-Solem

Adam Smith. La découverte du capitalisme et de ses limites pp. 300-302

Annalisa Rosselli

A philosopher’s economist: Hume and rise of capitalism pp. 302-304

Christopher J. Berry

Volume 28, issue 1, 2021

A trilogy of debt. The emancipatory virtue of public debt in saint-simonian, liberal and socialist discourses in nineteenth century France (1825–1852) pp. 1-30

Clément Coste

Paul van Zeeland, a monetary economist between two worlds pp. 31-45

Rebeca Gomez Betancourt and Ivo Maes

New economic geography: history and debate pp. 46-82

José Gaspar

On the transmission of Keynes’ and Keynesian ideas in Brazil through Eugênio Gudin’s Principles of Monetary Economics pp. 83-102

Victor Cruz e Silva, Marco Cavalieri and Marcelo Curado

Sraffa on Marshall’s theory of value in the Cambridge lectures: achievements in an unfinished criticism pp. 103-125

Attilio Trezzini

Frank H. Knight on social values in economic consumption: an archival note pp. 126-141

Luca Fiorito and Massimiliano Vatiero

Smith’s Wealth of Nations and the economic past: setting the scene for economic history? pp. 142-163

Manolis Manioudis and Dimitris Milonakis

The Elgar companion to John Maynard Keynes pp. 164-168

Carlo Cristiano

The marginal revolutionaries: how Austrian economists fought the war of ideas pp. 168-170

Erwin Dekker

Monopoly power and competition. The Italian Marginalist perspective pp. 170-172

Maxime Desmarais-Tremblay

Histoire de la pensée économique pp. 172-175

Till Düppe

Neue Perspektiven Auf Die Politische Ökonomie von Karl Marx Und Friedrich Engels: Die Marx-Engels-Gesamtausgabe (MEGA). Studien Zur Entwicklung Der Ökonomischen Theorie. Schriften Des Vereins Für Socialpolitik (SVS), Band 115/XXXIV pp. 175-177

Bruno Höfig