Palgrave Studies in the History of Economic Thought

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North’s NIEH as Global History: Matthijs Krul
Bentham and Ricardo’s Rendez-vous Manqués: Christophe Depoortère, André Lapidus and Nathalie Sigot
Rules Versus Discretion in Monetary Policy Historically Contemplated: David Glasner
Addressing the ‘Great Recession’ Using Kalecki’s Macroeconomic Analysis: Malcolm Sawyer
Macroeconomic Paradoxes with Kalecki and Kaleckians: Marc Lavoie
Back in Spain: The Free Trade Debate in Moderate Spain (1844–1853): Jesús Astigarraga, Javier Usoz and Juan Zabalza
The Possibilities of Real Existing Socialism: Jan Toporowski
Employment, Money and Interest in the Wealth of Nations: Daniel Diatkine
Robert Dixon Trevor Swan on Equilibrium Growth with Technical Progress: Peter L. Swan
Power Wars Between Institutions: Business Training in Higher Education: Marion Dieudonné
Other Topics in Applied Economics: Fiorenzo Mornati
Series of Economics and Encyclopaedias: Traditional Economic Theory and New Paths: Carlo Cristiano and Massimo Di Matteo
From the New World: Ingvar Svennilson in the United States and Cuba: Mats Lundahl
Conclusion: Pervez Tahir
Living in Two Countries: Warner Corden
Sraffa and Wittgenstein: Ajit Sinha
Financial Fragility and the Kalecki Principle under Expanded Reproduction: Andrew B. Trigg
Exchange and Reciprocity: Desmond McNeill
Mathematics and Formalism in Economic Theory: Karen Lovejoy Knight
Nicholas Kaldor: A Biography, 1908–1986: Anthony Thirlwall
Industrial Leadership, Market Power and Long-Term Performance: Marshall’s and Keynes’s Appreciation of American Trusts: Carlo Cristiano and Maria Cristina Marcuzzo
T. W. Swan: “The Role of Wages in the Australian Economy”: Peter L. Swan
On the Capital Controversies as a Choice of Paradigms: Ramiro E. Álvarez and Jose A. Pérez-Montiel
Keynes’s Employment Policy in the Making: Toshiaki Hirai
All About Luck: Warner Corden
A Step Too Far: Western Australian State Socialism (1912–1930): David J. Gilchrist
Robert W. Dimand and Barbara J. Spencer Trevor Swan and the Neoclassical Growth Model: Peter L. Swan
Research Leadership: Alex Millmow
The “Cambridge” Critique of the Quantity Theory of Money. A Note on How Quantitative Easing Vindicates It: Maria Cristina Marcuzzo
Ranking: Scholars, Merchants, Craftsmen, and Peasants: Tengda Hua
The Diaspora of Italian Economists: Intellectual Migration Between Politics and Racial Laws: Daniela Giaconi
Economic Policies for Exit from Crisis, in a Post-Kaleckian Model: Edwin Heron
Revisiting the Socialist Calculation Debate: The Role of Markets and Finance in Hayek’s Response to Lange’s Challenge: Paul Auerbach and Dimitris P. Sotiropoulos
Uztáriz in Britain: Richard Berg
Pluralism, Tripartism and the Foundation of the International Labour Organization: Valerio Torreggiani
Conclusion: At Trinity Chapel, and After: Timothy Shenk
Economic Globalization, Realpolitik, New Wars: Renata Allio
How Ricardo Came to Japan: Masashi Izumo, Yuji Sato and Susumu Takenaga
The Latest Macroeconomic Analysis of International Payments: Andrea Carrera and Alvaro Cencini
The Economic Theory of Socialism: Fiorenzo Mornati
Revisiting Polanyi’s Challenge: North and the Limits of the New Institutionalism: Matthijs Krul
Academic Freedom: Jan Toporowski
Unemployment as seen by the Keynesians: Richard F. Kahn
‘Well, But in Those Days, Booze Was Cheap’: Jan Wallander in the Värmland Forests: Mats Lundahl
Pasinetti on Capital Theory: Mauro L. Baranzini and Amalia Mirante
T. W. Swan: “Price Flexibility and Employment”: Peter L. Swan
Consumption, Need and Use-Value: Desmond McNeill
The Early Oligopolistic Models: Market Power in the Paretian Tradition: Mario Pomini
Dear John, Dear Ursula (Cambridge and LSE, 1935). Eighty-eight Letters Unearthed: Maria Cristina Marcuzzo
Sraffa Versus Keynes on the Method of Economics: Measurement, Homogeneity and Independence: Anna Carabelli