The European Journal of the History of Economic Thought

1997 - 2025

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Volume 26, issue 6, 2019

Introduction to the special issue devoted to the 2018 ESHET conference at Madrid pp. 1081-1083

Muriel Dal Pont Legrand, Hans-Michael Trautwein and Estrella Trincado

Bringing them alive pp. 1084-1106

André Lapidus

Circular reasoning. Forbonnais and the intricate history of circular flow analysis in the 1750s pp. 1107-1152

Richard van den Berg

Nature and labour: theoretical approaches and metaphors of wealth before Adam Smith pp. 1153-1186

Stefano Fiori

Adam Smith and Alexis de Tocqueville on the division of labour* pp. 1187-1211

Jimena Hurtado

John Stuart Mill on wage inequalities between men and women pp. 1212-1251

Virginie Gouverneur

Altruism, sociology and the history of economic thought pp. 1252-1274

Philippe Steiner

Widening Wicksell’s conception of political economy: his “thoroughly revolutionary programme” pp. 1275-1309

Léon Guillot

Balance Mechanics and Business Cycles pp. 1310-1340

Johannes Schmidt

Natural resources in the theory of production: the Georgescu-Roegen/Daly versus Solow/Stiglitz controversy pp. 1341-1378

Quentin Couix

Volume 26, issue 5, 2019

The dark side of capitalism – in orthodox economics? pp. 827-878

Milan Zafirovski

Explanatory value in context: the curious case of Hotelling’s location model pp. 879-910

N. Emrah Aydinonat and Emin Köksal

Hayek on expectations: the interplay between two complex systems pp. 911-941

Agnès Festré

The puzzles of a triumvir: Friedrich von Wieser as political economist and sociologist pp. 942-972

Stefan Kolev

Semi-normative theories of bounded rationality – back to German roots pp. 973-1002

Katharina Friederike Sträter

The ontology of Sir William Petty’s political arithmetic pp. 1003-1026

Akos Sivado

Is there a link between Saint-Simonian ability and the capability approach to social justice? pp. 1027-1052

Adrien Lutz and Antoinette Baujard

Paul Samuelson, gender bias and discrimination pp. 1053-1080

Roger Backhouse and Beatrice Cherrier

Volume 26, issue 4, 2019

Editorial pp. 653-653

Muriel Dal Pont Legrand

Mixing history of economic thought with cliometrics: room for debates on economic growth pp. 654-658

Claude Diebolt and Harald Hagemann

Accounting for the wealth of Denmark: a case study of Smithian growth using the emergence of modern accounting in Danish dairying pp. 659-697

Markus Lampe and Paul Sharp

The debate over grain in the 1750s. A cliometric point of view pp. 698-737

Jean-Daniel Boyer, Magali Jaoul-Grammare and Sylvie Rivot

A brief history of cliometrics and the evolving view of the industrial revolution pp. 738-774

Michael Haupert

Learning outside the factory: a cliometric reappraisal on the impact of technological change on human capital accumulation pp. 775-800

Claude Diebolt, Charlotte Le Chapelain and Audrey-Rose Menard

Les économistes et la fin des énergies fossiles (1865–1931) pp. 801-804

Cléo Chassonnery-Zaïgouche and Guillaume Noblet

A history of macroeconomics from Keynes to Lucas and beyond pp. 804-807

Danilo Freitas Ramalho da Silva

Classical economic today. Essays in honour of Alessandro Roncaglia pp. 807-810

Andrés Lazzarini

Le avventure delle Aventures. Traduzioni del Télémaque di Fénelon tra Sette e Ottocento pp. 810-812

Keith Tribe

Essays on Hume, Smith and the Scottish Enlightenment pp. 812-816

Paul Sagar

Condorcet et Adam Smith. Réformes économiques et progrès social au siècle des Lumières pp. 816-817

José M. Menudo

Unproductive labour in political economy. The history of an idea pp. 817-821

Bertram Schefold

Œuvres Économiques Complètes pp. 821-825

Tom Hopkins

Volume 26, issue 2, 2019

Brunner and Leijonhufvud: friends or foes? pp. 231-270

Pierrick Clerc

Specialization, fragmentation, and pluralism in economics pp. 271-293

John Davis

Thorstein Veblen’s 1904 contributions to q and insider/outsider analysis pp. 294-326

Marion Dieudonné

Tracing neoliberalism in Italy: intellectual and political connections pp. 327-351

Fabio Masini

An inquiry into the Ramsey-Hotelling connection pp. 352-379

Marion Gaspard and Antoine Missemer

Walras as an ordoliberal? pp. 380-413

Roberto Baranzini and Raphaël Fèvre

The First Serious Optimist: A.C. Pigou and the Birth of Welfare Economics by Ian Kumekawa pp. 414-417

Karen Knight

Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Adam Smith. Ethics, Politics and Economics, by Maria Paganelli, Dennis C. Rasmussen, Craig Smith pp. 417-420

Claire Pignol and Benoît Walraevens

The Politics of Commercial Treaties in the Eighteenth Century. Balance of Power, Balance of Trade pp. 420-422

Christine Théré

Managing the economy, managing the people: narratives of economic life in Britain from Beveridge to Brexit, by Jim Tomlinson pp. 422-425

Roger Middleton

Volume 26, issue 1, 2019

The rent disease: Achille Loria’s criticism to the capitalistic society pp. 1-22

Luigino Bruni

How Rousseau read Hume’s Political Discourses: hints of unexpected agreement in their views of money and luxury pp. 23-50

Ryu Susato

Financial capital and banks in Hilferding and Sraffa: lessons for today pp. 51-80

Giuseppe Mastromatteo

Marx and Ricardo on machinery: a critical note pp. 81-100

Miguel Ramirez

Starve all the lawyers: four theories of the just price pp. 101-128

Åsbjørn Melkevik

A fundamental externality in the labour market? Ragnar Frisch on the socially optimal amount of work pp. 129-156

Agnar Sandmo

Adam Smith on lotteries: an interpretation and formal restatement pp. 157-197

Laurie Bréban and André Lapidus

Peripheral visions of economic development. New frontiers in development economics and the history of economic thought pp. 198-200

Michele Alacevich

Founder of modern economics: Paul A. Samuelson. Volume 1: becoming Samuelson, 1915–1948 pp. 200-206

Yann Giraud

The birth of austerity. German ordoliberalism and contemporary neoliberalism pp. 206-209

Raphaël Fèvre

L’intrus et l’absent. Essai sur le travail et le salariat dans la théorie économique pp. 209-213

Pascal Bridel

La cultura economica tra le due guerre pp. 213-217

Carlo Cristiano

German influences on American economic thought and American influences on German economic thought/Deutsche Einflüsse auf amerikanisches wirtschaftswissenschaftliches Denken und amerikanische Einflüsse auf deutsches Wirtschaftsdenken pp. 217-220

Guenther Chaloupek

Cameralism in practice: state administration and economy in early modern Europe pp. 220-224

Koen Stapelbroek

The new worlds of Thomas Robert Malthus: rereading the principle of population pp. 225-229

Ryan Walter