History of Economics Review

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Volume 35, issue 1, 2002

Barry Gordon’s Research, Influences and Contacts pp. 4-12

Moira Gordon

>Economic Ideas in the Pauline Epistles of the New Testament pp. 13-34

George Gotsis and Sarah Drakopoulou Dodd

Mutual Aid and the Making of Heterodox Economics in Postwar America: a Post Keynesian View pp. 45-63

Frederic Lee

Selling Plutology: Correspondence Relating to the Failure of Australia’s First Economics Text pp. 64-77

C.G. Moore

The Contemporary Relevance of Thorstein Veblen’s Institutional-Evolutionary Political Economy pp. 78-103

Phillip Anthony O’Hara

Surplus Value and the Kalecki Principle in Marx’s Reproduction Schema pp. 105-114

B. Trigg

A Defence of Commercial Publishers pp. 115-118

John Wood

Commercial Publishers, Again pp. 118-119

Tony Aspromourgos

Book Review pp. 120-139

Craig Freedman

Volume 34, issue 1, 2001

Ray Petridis, HETSA and the Revival of the History of Economic Thought pp. 1-6

Paul Flatau and Robert Leeson

Is Labour Cheapening a Means to Reducing Involuntary (Labour) Unemployment? pp. 7-18

Tony Aspromourgos

The Role of Economists in Government and International Agencies: A Fresh Look at the Field pp. 19-32

A. W. Coats

The Value of Things in the Imaginative Life: Microeconomics in the Bloomsbury Group pp. 56-73

Craufurd Goodwin

Thomas Carlyle, ‘The Dismal Science’, and the Contemporary Political Economy of Slavery pp. 74-94

Peter Groenewegen

40 Years Teaching Post Keynesian Themes in Adelaide and Cambridge pp. 95-109

Geoffrey Harcourt

‘State Capitalism’ in the Soviet Union pp. 110-126

M.C. Howard and J.E. King

Carlyle, Ruskin, and Morris: Work Across the ‘River of Fire’ pp. 127-145

Rob Knowles

Internalising the Externalities of Homoeconometricus: Turning Silicon Astrologers into Popperian Bookmakers pp. 146-159

Robert Leeson

Training Professional Economists: The Australian Experience pp. 160-167

John Lodewijks

Keynes’s Criticisms of Malthus, and ‘Malthus’s Reply’: the Concept of Effective Supply pp. 168-181

J.M. Pullen

Sismondi’s Macroeconomic Model An Annotated Translation pp. 182-199

Michael Schneider

Volume 33, issue 1, 2001

Some Reflections on the ‘Pigou-Robinson’ Theory of Exploitation pp. 1-16

Paul Flatau

An Overinvestment (but Anti-Austrian) Explanation of the Turning Points of the Cycle: Italian Contributions of the Early 20th Century pp. 17-32

Guglielmo Forges Davanzati and Riccardo Realfonzo

Boisguilbert’s Theory of Money, Circular Flow, Effective Demand and Distribution of Wealth pp. 33-43

Peter Groenewegen

Marx’s Theory of the Money Commodity pp. 44-63

Anitra Nelson

William Edward Hearn on Knowledge-Based Growth: Innovator, or Plagiarist of John Rae? pp. 64-80

Masazumi Wakatabe

Book Reviews pp. 81-111

J.E. Alvey, Craig Freedman and Gregory G.C. Moore

Volume 32, issue 1, 2000

Historical Scholarship and Publication, or - Why Do Commercial Publishers Exist? pp. 1-9

Tony Aspromourgos

Economics Imperialism and Intellectual Progress: The Present as History of Economic Thought? pp. 10-35

Ben Fine

Commercial Scholarly Publishing: the Devil Incarnate or Divine Saviour? pp. 37-45

John Shipp

An Early Estimate of the Value of Australia’s Stock of Human Capital pp. 46-57

Malcolm Treadgold

How Rational is Popper’s Rationality Principle?: A Critical Note on Oakley pp. 58-62

Boris Salazar

How Rational Is Popper’s Rationality Principle? A Reply to Boris Salazar pp. 63-66

Allen Oakley

Book Reviews pp. 67-105

Peter Groenewegen, Phillip Anthony O’hara and John Pullen

Volume 31, issue 1, 2000

Adam Smith and the Theory Of Value: Chapter Six Considered pp. 1-13

John Henry

The role of teleology in Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations pp. 14-29

Richard Kleer

Political Economy From Below: Communitarian Anarchism as a Neglected Discourse in Histories of Economic Thought pp. 30-47

Rob Knowles

Revisiting Giblin: Australia’s First Protokeynesian Economist? pp. 48-67

Alex Millmow

Economists Who Have Influenced Me pp. 68-69

Graeme Dorrance

Book Reviews pp. 70-90

G.C.G. Moore and Allen Oakley

Volume 30, issue 1, 1999

DP. O’Brien and the History of Economic Analysis pp. 1-24

John Creedy

Economics and the origin of Popper’s situational analysis pp. 25-40

Allen Oakley

Misinterpreting Gustav Cassel Origins and Implications for the Contemporary Literature pp. 41-55

Imad A. Moosa

Pareto on the Cause of Value Maurice Dobb’s Partial Assessment pp. 56-67

Michael McLure

Mainstream Consumer Theory pp. 68-81

Sravros A. Drakopoulos and Anastassios Karayiannis

Reflections on the Centenary of John Bates Clark – ‘The distribution of wealth’ (1899) pp. 82-89

Peter Groenewegen

‘It’s a Case of Using Any Stick to Beat a Dog’: R.I. Downing, the Keynesian Revolution and Reconstruction pp. 90-107

Nicholas Brown

Coombs the Keynesian pp. 108-125

Tim Rowse

Sir Leslie Melville Keynesian or pragmatist? pp. 126-150

Selwyn Cornish

Australian Economics in the Twentieth Century Comment pp. 151-153

H.W. Arndt

The Dissent of Economists A Response to Courvisanos and Jones pp. 155-158

Richard Holt and Steven Pressman

Book Review pp. 159-180

Tony Aspromourgos, Ray Petridis, Rajani Kanth, Geoffrey Harcourt and John King

After dinner remarks – HETSA (July 14,1999) pp. 181-182

E. Roy Weintraub

Conference Programme and Abstracts pp. 183-192

The Editors

History Of Economic Thought Society Of Australia pp. 193-195

The Editors

A Note Correcting Several Mathematical Errors in Skidelsky’s John Maynard Keynes(1992) pp. 196-196

Michael Emmett Brady