Research in the History of Economic Thought and Methodology

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British economists on competition policy (1890–1920) , pp 1-57

Nicola Giocoli

The Influence of American Economists on the Clayton and Federal Trade Commission Acts , pp 1-58

Luca Fiorito

Part I Warner Winslow Gardner's The Institutional Theory of John R. Commons , pp 1-11

Luca Fiorito and Massimiliano Vatiero

A Conversation with Ethel Verry Knight , pp 1-14

Gerald L. Nordquist

Economic Liberals as Quasi-Public Intellectuals: The Democratic Dimension , pp 1-116

David M. Levy, Sandra J. Peart and Margaret Albert

The original 1933 “national self-sufficiency” lecture by john maynard keynes: Its political economic context and purpose , pp 1-41

Mark C. Nolan

THE INVISIBLE HAND OF GOD IN ADAM SMITH , pp 1-32

Andy Denis

Western economic advisers in China, 1900–1949 , pp 1-37

Paul B. Trescott

Two relational conceptions of individuals: teams and neuroeconomics , pp 1-21

John Davis

Edwin Robert Anderson Seligman: Champion of the neglected British epigones , pp 1-35

Nigel F.B. Allington and Noel W. Thompson

DYNAMICS, TRADE AND MONEY IN THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN ROY HARROD AND DENNIS ROBERTSON , pp 1-64

Daniele Besomi

Wesley Clair Mitchell on eugenics: A note , pp 1-13

Luca Fiorito and Tiziana Foresti

Formal modelling vs , pp 1-48

Daniele Besomi

Building and Defining Behavioral Economics , pp 1-29

Floris Heukelom

Part I Correspondence Between Frank H. Knight, Walter B. Smith, and F. Taylor Ostrander, 1933–1937 , pp 1-9

Warren Samuels

Understanding the Limits of Pure Theory in Economics: Knight and Mises , pp 3-18

Per Bylund

Introduction – The Work of William J. Baumol: Heterodox Inspirations and Neoclassical Models , pp 3-10

Erwin Dekker

Introduction: The Untold Story of Left Economics , pp 3-10

Tiago Mata

Introduction to the Symposium “Curiosity, Imagination, and Surprise” , pp 3-10

Marcel Boumans

Introduction: Public Finance in the History of Economics: A Field on Its Own , pp 3-12

Claire Silvant and Javier San Julián Arrupe

Introduction to the Symposium: Religion, the Scottish Enlightenment, and the Rise of Liberalism , pp 3-9

Jordan J. Ballor and Erik W. Matson

Sir James Steuart: Money, Trade, and Politics , pp 3-9

Rebeca Gomez Betancourt

Introduction to the Symposium: Religion, the Scottish Enlightenment, and the Rise of Liberalism , pp 3-9

Jordan J. Ballor and Erik W. Matson

The Historical Epistemology of Economics:An Invitation , pp 3-9

Till Düppe and Harro Maas

Introduction to a Symposium on Bruce Caldwell’sBeyond Positivismafter 35 Years , pp 3-8

Scott Scheall

Introduction , pp 3-8

Reinhard Schumacher and Scott Scheall

The Shaping of Public Economic Discourse in Postwar America: The 1947 Meat Shortage and Franco Modigliani’s Meat Plan , pp 3-42

Michele Alacevich, Pier Asso and Sebastiano Nerozzi

Introduction , pp 3-5

Carlos Suprinyak and Felipe Almeida

An Introduction to a Symposium on Latin American Monetary Thought: Two Centuries in Search of Originality , pp 3-5

Andrés Álvarez

Introduction to a Symposium on Robert Heilbroner at 100 , pp 3-5

Luca Fiorito

“GOVERNMENT AND BUSINESS” AT THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN IN THE MID-1950s: INTRODUCTION , pp 3-6

Warren Samuels

Introduction to the Symposium 100 Years After the Publication of “A Theory of Consumption” By Hazel Kyrk (1923) , pp 3-6

Rebeca Gomez Betancourt

F. Taylor ostrander's notes from lectures by james e. Meade, hertford college, oxford university, 1932–1933, concluded , pp 3-34

Warren Samuels

Introduction , pp 3-16

Richard P. F. Holt

Hidden Agency: Economists and Authoritarian Regimes in The 20th Century , pp 3-16

Federico D’Onofrio and Gerardo Serra

Introduction , pp 3-11

Marina Bianchi and Maurizio Franzini

The Ethics of the Market The Ethical Case for the MarketMeadowcroft's , pp 3-11

Ayman Reda

Anti-Semitism and the Jewish Question in the History of Economic Thought: An Introductory Note , pp 3-14

Luca Michelini and Terenzio Maccabelli

NOTES FROM HANS H. GERTH’S SEMINAR, MASS MOVEMENTS, SOCIOLOGY 250, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN, 1955–1956 , pp 3-14

Warren Samuels

Women Migrant Workers and Market Forces: Toward an Inter-disciplinary Representation of Female Labor Migration , pp 3-25

Nadeera Rajapakse

Introduction to a Symposium on Austrian Economics in the Immediate Postwar Period , pp 3-7

Scott Scheall

The Roots of the Symposium on the Legacy of Ludwig M. Lachmann , pp 3-7

Giampaolo Garzarelli

NOTES AND OTHER MATERIALS FROM FRANK H. KNIGHT’S COURSE, ECONOMIC THEORY, ECONOMICS 301, UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO, FALL 1933, INCLUDING F. TAYLOR OSTRANDER’S TERM PAPER “THE MEANING OF COST” PREPARED FOR FRANK H. KNIGHT’S COURSE IN ECONOMIC THEORY, ECONOMICS 301, UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO, FALL 1933 , pp 3-86

Warren Samuels

Introduction , pp 3-4

Luca Fiorito

Symposium: New Directions in Sraffa Scholarship , pp 3-59

Riccardo Bellofiore and Scott Carter

Victor E. Smith's notes on William Jaffé's lectures on general equilibrium, 1938–1939 , pp 3-56

Warren Samuels

Introduction to the Symposium: François Perroux: Challenges of Portraying a Complex Character , pp 3-33

Katia Caldari and Alexandre Cunha

David M. Gordon: Pathbreaking Radical Political Economist , pp 5-34

Nancy Breen

Henry George, the transatlantic Irish, and their times , pp 5-139

Ross B. Emmett and Kenneth C. Wenzer

EDWIN EMIL WITTE’S COURSE ON “GOVERNMENT AND BUSINESS,” ECONOMICS 146, FALL 1954 , pp 7-32

Warren Samuels