Palgrave Studies in the History of Economic Thought

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On Some Classical Monetary Controversies: David Glasner
Twenty Years in Industry Management: Fiorenzo Mornati
The Housing Market: Mats Lundahl
Arguments in Applied Economics: Fiorenzo Mornati
The Enigma of the Business Cycle: Jan Toporowski
Cambridge: Home from Home: Ashwani Saith
Becoming the World’s Economic Statistician: Alex Millmow
My Seven Schools: Warner Corden
The Unsuccessful Attempt to Complete Marx’s Scheme of Reproduction: Tadeusz Kowalik
Precolonial Underdevelopment: Pervez Tahir
An American Dilemma: Mats Lundahl
From Historicizing to the Obsolescence of War: Renata Allio
Marxist Political Economy without Hegel: Contrasting Marx and Luxemburg with Plekhanov and Lenin: Paul Zarembka
The Dream of the Labor-Managed Economy: Mats Lundahl
Is History of Economics What Historians of Economic Thought Do? A Quantitative Investigation: Maria Cristina Marcuzzo
The Ideological Turn: Amoroso as Corporatist Economist: Mario Pomini
Planning and Discussing Corporatism and the “New International Order”: Fabrizio Bientinesi and Marco Cini
Fetishism of Money, Capital, Interest-Bearing Capital and Commodities: Desmond McNeill
The Pre-Schumpeterian Concept of Innovation: Friedrich List and Two Pioneer Contemporaries: Pablo José Martínez Rojo
Third-Way Perspectives on Order in Interwar France: Personalism and the Political Economy of François Perroux: Alexandre Cunha
The Second Phase: A “Starry-eyed” Joan Robinson: Pervez Tahir
Raffaelli on Historical Progress in Smith and in Marshall: Cosimo Perrotta
Trick or Treaty: The Negotiation and Articles of Union in the Context of Mercantilist Ideas: Aida Ramos
Michał Kalecki’s Capitalist Dynamics from Today’s Perspective: D. Mario Nuti
Moving Boundaries with Gender Budgeting: From the Margins to the Mainstream: Elisabeth Klatzer and Angela O’Hagan
The Interwar Period: Julius Horvath
How I Became an Economist: Warner Corden
Progress and Profit: Jan Toporowski
The Persistence of Tradition: The Economists in the Law Faculties and in the Higher Institutes of Business Studies: Simone Misiani and Manuela Mosca
London (1824–1827): The Approach to British Classical Political Economy: Jesús Astigarraga, Javier Usoz and Juan Zabalza
The Turning Point in Keynes’s Theoretical Development: From A Treatise on Money to the General Theory: Toshiaki Hirai
Nuffield College, Oxford (1959–61) and then King’s College, Cambridge (1961–76): Mauro L. Baranzini and Amalia Mirante
Self-Command in Adam Smith’s Theory of Moral Sentiments: A Game-Theoretic Reinterpretation: Stephen Meardon and Andreas Ortmann
T. W. Swan Circular CausationCircular causation: Peter L. Swan
Effective Demand and Path Dependence in Short- and Long-Run Growth: Amit Bhaduri
Marxism Today: Timothy Shenk
Sweden: Jan Toporowski
Markets, the Social Contract, and the ‘Smithian Result’: Matthijs Krul
Contrasting Economies: Sweden and the Developing Countries: Mats Lundahl
Identity: Becoming Australian: Warner Corden
Monopoly: Merchants and Monarchy: Tengda Hua
The Warring Tribes: Ashwani Saith
The (Benign) Economic Consequences of the Mercantile System: Daniel Diatkine
The Misunderstanding around the Role of Money in the Process of Capital Accumulation: Tadeusz Kowalik
Oxford Studies in the Price Mechanism: Richard F. Kahn
Imperial Demands, Local Imperatives: David J. Gilchrist
Great Southern Land: Alex Millmow
‘Political Aspects of Persisting Unemployment’: Kalecki and Beyond: Alessandro Vercelli
A “Second Edition” of Keynes’ General Theory: John Maynard Keynes
T. W. Swan Longer Run Problems of the Balance of Payments: Trevor Winchester Swan