Palgrave Studies in the History of Economic Thought

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International Regulation of Trade and Exchanges: Richard F. Kahn
The Colonial Balance of Trade: Uztáriz and the Carrera de Indias: Fidel J. Tavárez
Between Memory and Historical Enquiry: Kalecki and the Warsaw Centre of Research on Underdeveloped Economies in 1962–1968: Marcin Kula
Neoclassical and Keynesian Approaches to International Transactions: Andrea Carrera and Alvaro Cencini
At the United Nations: Jan Toporowski
The Chicago School of Anti-Monopolistic Competition: Stigler’s Scorched Earth Campaign Against Chamberlin: Craig Freedman
T. W. Swan: Addendum to “Some Notes on the Interest Controversy”: Peter L. Swan
T. W. Swan Economic Growth and Capital Accumulation: Peter L. Swan
Adam Smith’s Reasoning Routines and the Deep Structure of His Oeuvre: Andreas Ortmann and Benoît Walraevens
Capitalism, Crisis, Growth and Ecology: Pat Devine
Macroeconomics and the Pursuit of Ruralism: Alex Millmow
T. W. Swan: “The Principle Of Effective Demand—A ‘Real Life’ Model”: Peter L. Swan
After Asian Drama: Mats Lundahl
Debates on Social Insurance in the French Liberal School: Joachim De Paoli
Conclusions: Economics—A Science on Stilts: Mario Pomini
Classics Today: Smith, Ricardo, Marx: Christian Gehrke, Heinz D. Kurz and Richard Sturn
The Benefits of War and the Armaments Industry: Renata Allio
The Commodity as Sign: Desmond McNeill
Textbooks of Economics during the Ventennio: Forging the Homo Corporativus?: Riccardo Faucci and Nicola Giocoli
Is There a Cambridge Approach to Economics?: Maria Cristina Marcuzzo
Consumption: Two Pairs of Thought Involving Merchants: Tengda Hua
Economics as Concentrated Politics: Ashwani Saith
From the Western Front: Axel Iveroth in Washington: Mats Lundahl
Pasinetti on Post-Keynesian Income Distribution and Growth Theory: Further Developments: Mauro L. Baranzini and Amalia Mirante
Keynes and Economic Development: Anthony Thirlwall
The International Monetary System: Richard F. Kahn
Role of the State: Pervez Tahir
Banks, Firms and Economic Culture: Economists and Research Centres in Interwar Italy: Pier Asso, Fabio Lavista and Sebastiano Nerozzi
The Price Mechanism and the Distribution of Income in Kalecki’s Economics and Post-Kaleckian Economics: Jo Michell
The Crisis of the Neoclassical Framework and the Schumpeterian Echo in the Current Paradigm of the Economic Analysis of Technological Change: Antonio García Sánchez, Luis Palma Martos and Ignacio Martínez Fernández
Worlds Beyond Cambridge: The Global Web of the ‘Neoliberal Thought Collective’: Ashwani Saith
Trend and Cycle: On the Timeliness of Grossman’s Breakdown Theory: Paul Mattick
The Money: Fiorenzo Mornati
The Welfare State in the Making: W. Beveridge and Keynes: Toshiaki Hirai
International Monetary Fund: Warner Corden
Technocracy, Corporatism, and the Development of ‘Economic Parliaments’ in Interwar Europe: António Costa Pinto
A Kaleckian Perspective on Changes in the Aggregate Income Distribution in the US: Tracy Mott and Mark Evers
The Disenchantment at the United Nations: Jan Toporowski
The Final Phase of Paretology During Pareto’s Lifetime: Fiorenzo Mornati
The Theórica: Publishing History and Economic Lexicon: Elena Carpi
In Transition: Timothy Shenk
Destabilizing Speculation on Organized Markets: Early Perspectives in the Spirit of Marshall: Paolo Paesani and Annalisa Rosselli
Johns Hopkins: Thirteen Years in Washington DC: Warner Corden
The Tarmac Economist: Alex Millmow
Amateur Publications: Fiorenzo Mornati
Keynes’s Analysis of External Payments and the Plans for a World Monetary Reform: Andrea Carrera and Alvaro Cencini
Luigi Pasinetti and the Cambridge Economists: Maria Cristina Marcuzzo
Historical Origins of the International Monetary Fund: Richard F. Kahn
Marx’s Emphasis on Production: Desmond McNeill
A Keynesian View of the Current Financial and Economic Crisis in the World Economy: An Interview with John King: Anthony Thirlwall