Research in the History of Economic Thought and Methodology

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Reminiscences of Ludwig M. Lachmann , pp 83-92: Martin Fransman, Giampaolo Garzarelli, Peter Lewin, Jochen Runde and Christopher Torr
Zionism, Fascism, Racial Laws: The Case of Gino Arias☆The abbreviations that follow will be adopted: AAG (Archive of the Academy of Georgofili, conserved at the Academy itself), AAL (Achille Loria’s archive, conserved at the State Archives of Turin), ACS (Central Archives of the State, conserved in Rome), AGA (Gino Arias’s archive, temporarily conserved at the chair of History of Economic Thought at the University of Florence), AJM (Jacopo Mazzei’s archive, conserved at his heirs’ place), RDL. (Royal Decree Law) , pp 83-125: Omar Ottonelli
Witches and Exorcists: A Case Study of an Under-studied Informal Economy in Post-colonial Latin America , pp 83-96: Cynthia Hawkinson
Gerhard Colm on John Maurice Clark's Economics of Planning Public Works , pp 83-93: Luca Fiorito and Matias Vernengo
Unpacking terminology, reassessing theory , pp 85-91: Evelyn L. Forget
The Radical Roots of Feminism in Economics , pp 85-100: Jennifer Cohen
Gérard Debreu’s Values:Axioms and Anecdotes , pp 85-111: Till Düppe
Samuelson Turnpike and Optimal Growth Theory, 1940s–1960s , pp 87-106: Hugo Chu
An Unorthodox Genealogy on the Relation Between the Markets for Currency Exchange and Credit in Steuart, Thornton, Tooke, and Keynes (1923) , pp 87-104: Ghislain Deleplace
NOTES AND OTHER MATERIALS FROM FRANK H. KNIGHT’S COURSE, CURRENT TENDENCIES, ECONOMICS 303, UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO, 1933–1934 , pp 87-140: Warren Samuels
Surviving Capitalism How to Survive CapitalismRingman's , pp 89-96: Ayman Reda
Robert Torrens as a ‘neglected economist’ , pp 89-110: Giancarlo de Vivo
F. Taylor ostrander: His long and wide-ranging career , pp 89-107: F. Taylor Ostrander
The Mathematical Method in Treating the Price Problem , pp 89-101: Ross B. Emmett
Models and Misperceptions: Chenery, Hirschman and Tinbergen on Development Planning , pp 91-99: Neil De Marchi
Sandel’swhat money can’t buy: The moral limits of markets , pp 91-99: Donald E. Frey
Part II Warren J. Samuels's Notes from Martin Bronfenbrenner's Course in Distribution of Income, University of Wisconsin, Fall 1954 , pp 91-98: Warren Samuels
THE PRUDENCE OF PROJECTORS: ADAM SMITH’S PREMONITION OF FINANCIAL FRAGILITY AND THE ORIGINS OF MONETARY POLICY , pp 93-122: Jan Toporowski
Pleas for Fieldwork: Polly Hill on Observation and Induction, 1966–1982 , pp 93-108: Gerardo Serra
The Social Consequences of Inflation and Unemployment and Their Remedies , pp 93-106: Alexandre Chirat, Basile Clerc and Richard P. F. Holt
State formation in early modern Europe , pp 93-97: Keith Tribe
“Un-Austrian” Austrians? Haberler, Machlup, and Morgenstern, and the Post-Emigration Elaboration of Austrian Economics , pp 93-124: Janek Wasserman
ROBERT LAMPMAN’S COURSE ON “GOVERNMENT AND BUSINESS,” ECONOMICS 146, FALL 1955 , pp 93-158: Warren Samuels
Recent Trends in Economic Methodology: A Literature Review , pp 93-126: Luis Mireles-Flores
Rationalities and Their Limits: Reconstructing Neurath’s and Mises’s Prerequisites in the Early Socialist Calculation Debates , pp 95-128: Alexander Linsbichler
The Scope of Analysis in the Socialist Calculation Debate , pp 95-126: D.W. MacKenzie
Foreign Consultants, Racial Segregation and Dissent: J. L. Sadie and 1960s Southern Rhodesia , pp 95-110: Tinashe Nyamunda
American Institutionalism after 1945 , pp 95-123: Malcolm Rutherford
Gained in Translation: The French Edition ofThe General Theoryby J. M. Keynes , pp 95-111: Hélène de Largentaye
What Should Families Want? From Hazel Kyrk to Margaret Reid and Beyond , pp 95-116: Miriam Bankovsky
Clément Juglar on commercial crises: the dictionary articles , pp 97-113: Cécile Dangel-Hagnauer
Economists in Parliament in the Liberal Age and Augello and Guidi's , pp 97-124: Warren Samuels
Public Credit, Capital, and State Agency: Fiscal Responsibility in German-LanguageFinanzwissenschaft , pp 97-121: Richard Sturn
Helen Laura Sumner and the Woman Suffrage Movement , pp 97-117: Vibha Kapuria-Foreman and Charles McCann
the Big Three in Economics Three strikes and you’re outskousen's , pp 99-107: Humberto Barreto
Social Stratification, Hereditarianism, and Eugenics. A Harvard Tale☆ , pp 99-143: Luca Fiorito
An Analysis of Some Essays in the History of Economic Thought , pp 99-112: Leonidas Montes
Opposing Sketches of the Clergy as Literati During the Scottish Enlightenment: Hugh Blair and John Witherspoon , pp 99-117: Paul D. Mueller
Opposing Sketches of the Clergy as Literati During the Scottish Enlightenment: Hugh Blair and John Witherspoon , pp 99-117: Paul D. Mueller
Walter Lippmann and the Austrian School: Towards a Deeper Epistemological Convergence , pp 99-120: J. Patrick Higgins
Warren J. Samuels's Notes from Martin Bronfenbrenner's Course in Distribution of Income, University of Wisconsin, Fall 1954 , pp 99-213: Marianne Johnson and Warren Samuels
Friendship and Intellectual Intercourse between Sraffa and Wittgenstein: A Timeline , pp 101-129: Lucia Morra
A Response to Masudul Alam Choudhury , pp 101-109: Ayman Reda
Albert O. Hirschman and the Structuralist–Monetarist Debate in Latin America , pp 101-122: Ana Maria Bianchi
Arthur Lewis and the Classical Foundations of Development Economics , pp 103-143: Mauro Boianovsky
Logical Method in the Social Sciences , pp 103-121: Ross B. Emmett
On the Historical Roots of Natural Capital in the Writings of Carl Linnaeus , pp 103-117: C. Tyler DesRoches
John Bates Clark and the Normative Foundations of Early Neoclassicism , pp 105-139: Felix Schroeter
Advising the “Devil” or “Preaching” to the Public? The Controversy Over Milton Friedman’s 1975 Visit to Chile , pp 107-137: Andrew Farrant
William J. Baumol: Innovative Contributor to Entrepreneurship Economics , pp 107-131: Magnus Henrekson and Mikael Stenkula