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Similarities and Differences in Central Concepts of Social Economy: Adolph Wagner’s State Socialism and Heinrich Pesch’s Solidarism: Hans A. Frambach
The Moral Foundations of Society and Technological Progress of the Economy in the Work of Wilhelm Röpke: Marcelo Resico and Stefano Solari
Adam Smith’s Economic Theory in Socialist Political Economy: Plamen Tchipev
Cameralism and Physiocracy as the Two Sides of a Coin: Example of the Economic Policy of Johann Friedrich von Pfeiffer: Hans Frambach
The International Aspects of Justi’s Work: Marcel van Meerhaeghe
Socialization Concepts of Non-socialist Economists in Austria: Karl Pribram, Gustav Stolper, Joseph Schumpeter: Guenther Chaloupek
Double-Entry Bookkeeping in Municipal Finance: A Natural Field Experiment in Public Choice: Enrico Schöbel
Emigration to the United States of America: Eugen Wendler
The European Metahistorical Narrative and Its Changing “Metaparadigms” in the Modern Age (Part I): Mark E. Blum
Economic Equilibria and the Balancing Act between Total and Partial Analysis: Roland Dillmann and Hans Frambach
Remarks on the Embarrassed Publishing History of Engels, Die Lage der arbeitenden Klasse in England: Wilfried Nippel
The Roman Connection: From Rerum Novarum to Corporatism in the Netherlands: Andries Nentjes
Adolph Wagner Revisited: Is Redistribution of Income and Wealth a Public Good?: Andries Nentjes
Regulatory Networks, Legal Federalism, and Multi-level Regulatory Systems: Wolfgang Kerber and Julia Wendel
How to Fight Unemployment? A Review of the Strategy Discussion in “Der Deutsche Volkswirt”, 1930–1932: Hans Frambach
Was Wilhelm Röpke Really a Proto-Keynesian?: Raphaël Fèvre
Justi and Japan: Shigenari Kanamori
An “All too Human” Question: Nietzsche, Die Soziale Frage, and the German Historical School of Economics: Sophus A. Reinert and Erik Reinert
From Socialisation to Regulation—The Secularisation of Dutch Social Democracy: Andries Nentjes
Adam Smith and His Reception and Influence in Norway: Arild Sæther
Developing Society According to Man’s Development: Arno Mong Daastøl and Johannes Michael Hanel
Physiocrats and Laws of Population: Gerhard Scheuerer
From Schmoller Through the Catholic Social Doctrine to Müller-Armack: A Commentary on Reginal Hansen’s Theory of the Ideational Origin of the Social Market Economy: Dieter Lindenlaub
Two Views on Pareto’s Current Relevance*: Warren Samuel’s Foreword to Pareto, Economics and Society: Michael McLure
Justi’s Concept of Moral Economics and the Good Society: Helge Peukert
The Second Generation: Return to the Mainstream: Matthias P. Altmann
Why Greece Should be Bailed Out: Jüergen G. Backhaus
Wilhelm Röpke’s Report on the Brauns Commission: Advocating a Pragmatic Business Cycle Policy: Patricia Commun
“Economic Facts Are Stronger Than Politics”: Friedrich Engels, American Industrialization, and Class Consciousness: James M. Brophy
Agricultural Subsidies in the USA—History, Implications, and Critiques: Kathleen Leary
On the Reception of Quesnay’s Economic Thought in German History of Economics: Guenther Chaloupek
The Cameralists: Fertile Sources for a New Science of Public Finance: Richard E. Wagner
The Justice and the Economics of Rerum novarum on Land: Nicolaus Tideman
Der Deutsche Volkswirt After Gleichschaltung (1933–1935): Helge Peukert
Wagner’s Law, Government Size and Economic Growth: An Empirical Test and Theoretical Explanations for Italy 1861–2008: Francesco Forte and Cosimo Magazzino
Joseph Schumpeter, the Euthanasia of Capitalism: Frits Holthoon
Jacob Bielfeld’s “On the Decline of States” (1760) and Its Relevance for Today: Erik Reinert
Cameralism and Labour in von Justi’s Economic Thinking: Hans Frambach
The Secondary Depression: An Integral Part of Wilhelm Röpke’s Business Cycle Theory: Lachezar Grudev
Rerum novarum and Its Principle on the Just Taxation of Immovable Properties: Francesco Forte, Flavio Felice and Elton Beqiraj
An Advocate Without Money, Keen on Helping His Home Country: Eugen Wendler
The Third Generation: Institutional Turn and the “New Development Economics”: Matthias P. Altmann
Mature Cameralism According to Pfeiffer: Marcel Meerhaeghe
Pufendorf’s Theory of the Origin of Property Rights and Its Relationship to Locke’s Ideas: Nicolaus Tideman
Two Treatments of Pluralism: Canada and the United States: Margaret F. Brinig
The Physiocrats: Lluis Argemí d’Abadal
Nietzsche and Business Ethics: Marcel A. G. Meerhaeghe
Engels’ Strategic Advice to the Representatives of the Italian Labour Movement: Paolo Dalvit
Goetz Briefs’ Socially Tempered Capitalism: Daniel Eissrich
Low-Cost Situations and Moral Behaviour: Gebhard Kirchgässner