Palgrave Studies in the History of Economic Thought

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A Tale of Two Cities: A Priori Assumptions and A Priori Conclusions: Craig Freedman
Eucken’s Competition with Keynes: Beyond the Ordoliberal Allergy to the Keynesian Medicine: Raphaël Fèvre
A Tale of Two Robinsons: Pervez Tahir
Thinking on Economic Issues in a Traditional Way: Al-Shawkani and Ibn Abidin: Abdul Azim Islahi
To Warsaw: Jan Toporowski
Uncle Willy: The Jew Who Loved Germany: Warner Corden
Keynesian Economics after Fifty Years: Nicholas Kaldor
Washington, First Stop: Sikhism, Racism and Steel: Ashwani Saith
The Birth of Modern Microeconomics: The Lezioni of 1921: Mario Pomini
A Slender Trunk and Many Branches. The History of Economic Thought in Perspective, Past and Future: Maria Cristina Marcuzzo
Are Rigid Prices the Cause of Unemployment?: Jerzy Osiatyński
Whatever Happened to the ‘Crucial Reform’?: John E. King
After the Dissertation: Mats Lundahl
H. W. Arndt Non-traded Goods and the Balance of Payments: The Australian Contribution: Peter L. Swan
The Rhetorical Structure of Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations (and What Caused It): Andreas Ortmann and Benoît Walraevens
North’s NIEH in Historical Overview: Matthijs Krul
Vilfredo’s School and University Education: Fiorenzo Mornati
Complexity and Incommensurability: Multidimensional, Heterogeneous and Interdependent Magnitudes. Probability and Economic Magnitudes: Anna M. Carabelli
Invention, Institutional Change, and Economic Development: From Scottish Enlightenment to the IPE: Estrella Trincado Aznar and Fernando López Castellano
Introduction: A Special Issue in Honouring Janos Kornai: Mehrdad Vahabi
At the Institute: Jan Toporowski
Berkeley, The Launch Pad: Ashwani Saith
The Man and His Circumstances: The Historical Context of Writing the Theórica: Sergio Solbes Ferri
Oxford: Jan Toporowski
The Rules of the Game: Daniel Diatkine
How, and For How Long, Did Keynes Maintain the Treatise Theory?: Toshiaki Hirai
Italian Economists and the Fascist Regime: Only an Ambiguous and Painful Continuity?: Piero Barucci
Youth at Zanica, Bergamo, and Academic Studies at the Catholic University of Milan, then Cambridge, Harvard and Cambridge Again: Mauro L. Baranzini and Amalia Mirante
Imperfect Competition and the Marginal Principle: Richard F. Kahn
T. W. Swan Simple Algebra: External Balance, Internal Balance and Price Stability: Peter L. Swan
Discovering a Book: Pervez Tahir
The Inspiration for the Heckscher–Ohlin Theorem: Mats Lundahl
Institution: Designed System Faced by Ming Merchants: Tengda Hua
Luxemburg as an Economist: The Unique Challenge to Marx among Marxists: Gabriele Pastrello
Social Engineering in Practice: The Population Issue: Mats Lundahl
Essays: Mats Lundahl
Cambridge and Fabianism: Alex Millmow
Fetishism: A Preliminary Exegesis: Desmond McNeill
A Bibliometric Portrait of Contemporary History of Economic Thought: Alberto Baccini
The Liberal Triennium (1820–1823): Bentham and Radical Liberalism: Jesús Astigarraga, Javier Usoz and Juan Zabalza
The Organisation of Knowledge and Knowledge as Organisation: Brian J. Loasby
Aggregate Demand and the Accumulation of Capital: Tadeusz Kowalik
A Methodological Agenda for New Economic Thinking: Maria Cristina Marcuzzo
The Promised Land: Migrating to the Lucky Country: Warner Corden
Pareto as a Critical Observer of the Italian and Swiss Political Scenes: Fiorenzo Mornati
The Economic Thought of Azharite Scholars: Rifāʿah al-Tahtawi and Muhammad Abduh: Abdul Azim Islahi
‘Crucial Reform’ in Post-War Socialism and Capitalism: Kowalik’s Analysis and the Polish Transition: Gary A. Dymski
Beyond Trade: Mercantilist Ideas of Dependency, Value, and Transmutation and Justification of Union: Aida Ramos
Classical Ambivalence (1770–1870): Fernando Collantes
The Socialist Discussions: Jan Toporowski