History of Economics Review

1996 - 2025

Current editor(s): John Harry Bloch and John Hawkins

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Reading, Interpreting and Understanding Adam Smith’s Economics: Some Problems and Solutions pp. 1-18: Rod O’Donnell
The Role of the London School of Economics in the Formation of Schumpeter’s Socio-Economic Dynamics pp. 19-37: Daisuke Kobayashi
A Chinese Malthus or an English Hung? A Comparative Analysis of Hung Liang-chi and Thomas Robert Malthus’s Population Theories pp. 38-54: Samantha Moon
Floating Exchange Rates at Fifty pp. 55-57: Selwyn Cornish
Geoffrey T. F. Brooke (1977–2025) pp. 58-62: Anthony M. Endres and Alan J. Rogers
Vale Geoffrey Francis Fishburn pp. 63-64: Eric Sowey and John Lodewijks

Note from the Editors pp. 1-1: John Hawkins and Riko Stevens
36th HETSA Conference, 16-18 July 2025, Perth pp. 2-2: The Editors
The Strange Afterlife of L. F. Giblin pp. 3-17: Alex Millmow
A Rational Reconstruction of Adam Smith’s Observation of Comparative Advantage pp. 18-30: Farhad Rassekh
An Outline of ‘American Protectionist Thought: The Economic Philosophy and Theory of the 19th Century American Protectionists’ pp. 31-39: Mathew Frith
Beyond Misbehaving: Changing Universities, Pluralism, and the Evolution of a Heterodox Behavioural Economist pp. 40-42: Jerry Courvisanos
Inside Thatcher’s Monetarism Experiment, The Promise, The Failure, The Legacy pp. 43-47: Ian McDonald

Australia’s Champion of Public Choice: An Appreciation of the Life and Works of Geoffrey Brennan pp. 1-3: Riko Stevens
Geoff Brennan and Public Policy pp. 4-19: Michael Brennan
Geoff Brennan on the Ethics and Rationality of Voting pp. 20-36: Lachlan Umbers
Geoff Brennan and Cost Benefit Analysis: In Class with Cliff Walsh pp. 37-46: Jeff Bennett
Personal Reminiscences pp. 47-50: Jonathan Pincus
Personal Reflection on My Interaction with Geoff Brennan pp. 51-53: Chris White
Some Personal Reflections on Geoffrey Brennan pp. 54-57: Michael McLure

Buchanan and Clubs, How Dubious Was the Concept? A Comment on Darity, Camara, and MacLean pp. 1-10: Alain Marciano
The Changing Fortunes of the Economic Society of Australia over the Twentieth Century pp. 11-27: Alexander Millmow
Reception History and the Historiography of Economics pp. 28-50: Paul Oslington
The Women Who Made Modern Economics pp. 51-52: John King
The Shortest History of Economics pp. 52-54: John Hawkins
The Economic Government of the World pp. 54-56: Selwyn Cornish
A Brief History of Economic Thought: From the Mercantilists to the Post-Keynesians pp. 56-59: Harry Bloch
Russian and Western Economic Thought: Mutual Influences and Transfer of Ideas pp. 60-63: Wilfried Parys
HETSA Conference 26–27 September 2024 Call for Papers pp. 64-64: Paul Oslington

Note from the Editors pp. 1-1: Harry Bloch and John Hawkins
Adam Smith on Growth and Economic Development pp. 2-15: Matthew Smith
Adam Smith’s New Science of Welfare and Happiness pp. 16-29: Lisa Hill
Adam Smith’s Case against the British Empire pp. 30-44: William Coleman
‘Go East, Young Man’: A Conversation with Selwyn Cornish AM pp. 45-64: Selwyn Cornish, Alex Millmow and John Hawkins
The Theory of Speculation in the Marshallian Tradition: Marshall, Pigou, Lavington, and Keynes on the Microeconomics of Speculation pp. 65-70: Riko Stevens
The Anthem Companion to David Ricardo pp. 71-72: John Hawkins
Hayek; A Life, 1899–1950 pp. 73-76: Bruce Littleboy
Economists in the Cold War: How a Handful of Economists Fought the Battle of Ideas pp. 76-77: John King

Note from the Editors pp. 1-1: Harry Bloch and John Hawkins
Bruce McFarlane and His Contribution to Radical History of Economics pp. 2-6: Jerry Courvisanos
Locking in Racial Disadvantage in Libertarian Political Economy: The Case of W. H. Hutt and South Africa pp. 7-19: William Darity, M’Balou Camara and Nancy MacLean
Australia and James Meade pp. 20-44: Susan Howson
One Hundred Years Ago. Keynes’s A Tract on Monetary Reform pp. 45-58: John Hawkins
The Neoclassical Economists Did Not Misinterpret Cournot on Competition: A Comment on Nomidis pp. 59-71: Roberto Serrano
Pomp and Peculiarity: How Two Portraits Epitomized the Repute of Two Eminent Australian Economists pp. 72-85: Alex Millmow
Leonid Hurwicz: Intelligent Designer. How War and the Great Depression Inspired a Nobel Economist pp. 86-87: John King
Harry White and the American Creed. How a Federal Bureaucrat Created the Modern Global Economy (and Failed to Get the Credit) pp. 87-91: Selwyn Cornish
Hayek. A Life 1899–1950 pp. 91-96: Tony Endres
Interest and Capital: The Monetary Economics of Michał Kalecki pp. 96-99: Jerry Courvisanos
Principles of Institutional and Evolutionary Political Economy: Applied to Current World Problems pp. 100-101: Harry Bloch