Research in the History of Economic Thought and Methodology

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On Power: The Invincible Logic of Asceticism , pp 137-147: Ross B. Emmett
Don Lavoie's graduate lectures on comparative economic systems: George Mason University, Fall 1985 , pp 137-204: Notes Taken and edited by David L. Prychitko
Shifting Values: Private Concerns versus Public Action☆ , pp 139-160: Marina Bianchi
A History of Econometrics in France From natural order to artificial worldsle Gall's , pp 139-146: Marcel Boumans
Van Creveld's analysis of the state: A note , pp 139-142: Warren Samuels
Employment and Equilibrium: The First Comprehensive Answer by Pigou to Keynes , pp 139-159: Massimo Di Matteo
Nutter and Buchanan Did Not Turn Against Tuition Grants for Segregated Schools in 1965: A Comment on Fleury (2023) and Levy and Peart (2023) , pp 139-151: Daniel Kuehn
Introduction to Notes from Warren J. Samuels's Course on the Economic Role of Government , pp 139-149: Marianne Johnson, Martin E. Meder and David Schweikhardt
New Light on Malthus: the Kanto Gakuen Collection , pp 141-151: A.M.C. Waterman
NOTES AND OTHER MATERIALS FROM FRANK H. KNIGHT’S COURSE, ECONOMICS FROM INSTITUTIONAL STANDPOINT, ECONOMICS 305, UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO, 1933–1934 , pp 141-192: Warren Samuels
Life of Smith Ross' , pp 141-173: Willie Henderson
Discovering Institutionalism: One Person’s Journey , pp 141-157: Geoffrey Hodgson
Discovering Institutionalism: One Person’s Journey , pp 141-157: Geoffrey Hodgson
Adam Smith on Colonial Slavery: The “Love of Domination” in a Mercantile System , pp 141-155: Ana Paula Londe Silva
Adam Smith’s Answer to Arthur Lewis , pp 145-148: Maria Pia Paganelli
VEBLEN IN CHICAGO: THE WINDS OF CREATIVITY , pp 145-160: Geoffrey Hodgson
Bringing Perroux Back in: Development Pole Strategies in Italy and Brazil , pp 145-168: Annalisa Caloffi and Mauricio Serra
Economic Thought and Social Institutions in Eighteenth Century England , pp 147-172: Cosma Orsi
Tales of the Unexpected: The Use of Narrative in Studies of Experimental Neurosis , pp 147-162: Edmund Ramsden
“The Fiscal Policy Seminar: Its Early Stages” by Richard A. Musgrave , pp 147-179: Maxime Desmarais-Tremblay and Marianne Johnson
Ordo and European Competition Law , pp 147-157: Flavio Felice and Massimiliano Vatiero
Economics Confronts the Economy Confronting economists who are confronting economicsklein's , pp 147-152: David Colander
Lewis’s Breakthrough Publications of 1954 and 1955: A Little Understood Perspective , pp 149-156: Robert L. Tignor
James M. Buchanan and Democratic Classical Liberalism , pp 149-163: David Ellerman
Commercial crises (1891) , pp 149-167: Clément Juglar Translated by Cécile Dangel-Hagnauer
Love and Force , pp 149-167: Ross B. Emmett
On the “Value Paradox” in Art Economics , pp 149-175: Cameron Weber
Albert Hirschman, Lauchlin Currie, “Linkages” Theory, and Paul Rosenstein Rodan's “Big Push”1 , pp 149-175: Roger Sandilands
Notes from Warren J. Samuels's 1996 Course on the Economic Role of Government , pp 151-265: Marianne Johnson and Martin E. Meder
“It is a long time between drinks”: The friendship of Frank H. Knight and Frederick D. Kershner , pp 151-176: Ross Emmett
“We Can Get a Coup”: Warren Nutter and the Overthrow of Salvador Allende , pp 151-186: Daniel Kuehn
Response to Kuehn: Buchanan on the Rules for Public School Funding: Additional Thoughts* , pp 153-157: David M. Levy and Sandra J. Peart
Adam’s Fallacy Did Adam Smith produce fallacy or has fallacy been thrust upon him?duncan Foley's , pp 153-160: Warren Samuels
Understanding Institutionalism , pp 153-160: Bradley W. Bateman
Sraffa on the Open versus “Closed Systems” Distinction and Causality , pp 153-170: John Davis
To Kill a Black Swan: The Credibility Revolution at CEDE, 2000–2018 , pp 153-192: Juan Pablo Castilla
Postmodernism, H. A. Innis, and the media of communication , pp 153-166: Robin Neill
Samuel Bailey and the question of his ‘influence’: a sceptical view , pp 153-198: Samuel Hollander
Karl Menger’s Unfinished Biography of His Father: New Insights into Carl Menger’s Life Through 1889 , pp 155-189: Reinhard Schumacher and Scott Scheall
Arthur Lewis and the Classical Foundations of “Development”: Economic History and Institutional Change , pp 157-164: Federico D’Onofrio and Gerardo Serra
Reading Indigenous African Economies Through Production and Exchange: Pre-colonial Yorubaland and Articles of Trade* , pp 157-174: Seun Adedokun Okunade
The 1974 editor's report of the journal of economic issues , pp 157-: Warren Samuels
Incomplete course notes from milton friedman's price theory, economics 300 b, university of chicago, spring 1947 , pp 159-199: Kirk Johnson and Marianne Johnson
John M. Clark and Frank H. Knight on the Adding-Up Theorem, Overhead Costs, and More , pp 159-179: Luca Fiorito
The German Edition of Keynes’s General Theory: Controversies on the Preface , pp 159-166: Harald Hagemann
Geoffrey Hodgson’s Institutional Economics: Veblenian Origins and Beyond , pp 159-168: Felipe Almeida
Geoffrey Hodgson’s Institutional Economics: Veblenian Origins and Beyond , pp 159-168: Felipe Almeida
“Good and Bad” (not “Good or Bad”): Albert O. Hirschman as a Behavioral Economist , pp 161-174: Shaun Hargreaves Heap
Paradox? What Paradox? On a Brief Correspondence Between Leonard Savage and Karl Popper , pp 161-177: Carlo Zappia
JOHN MAURICE CLARK AND THE MULTIPLIER: A NOTE , pp 161-172: Luca Fiorito