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How to Shape Societies: Pufendorf on Organizing Individual Interests and Social Interaction: Hans A. Frambach
Three Models of a Supply Side Socially Oriented Political Economy to Recover a National Identity of the Workers and Small Business Middle Class Under Parliamentarian Democracy—Schumpeter, Rathenau, and Hilferding: Francesco Forte
On the Anticipation of Knightian Uncertainty in Nietzsche’s Genealogy of Morals: Stephen John Nash
Gustav Stolper’s Influence on U.S. Industrial Disarmament Policy in West Germany, 1945–1946: Nicholas W. Balabkins
J.H.G. Justi in Austria: His Writings in the Context of Economic and Industrial Policies of the Habsburg Empire in the 18th Century: Guenther Chaloupek
Pfeiffer and the Foundation of the Science of Forestry: Jürgen G. Backhaus
Conclusions from the Past and the Agenda for a New Generation of Development Economics: Matthias P. Altmann
Empirical Evidence for “Wagner’s Law of Increasing Government Activity” for Austria: Reinhard Neck and Johannes Jaenicke
Adam Smith in the Works of Goetz Briefs: Daniel Eissrich
Friedrich Engels and Electricity: Eberhard Illner
Establishing Sustainability Theory Within Classical Forest Science: The Role of Cameralism and Classical Political Economy: Peter Deegen and Cornelia Seegers
Marquis de Condorcet and the Two-dimensional Jury Model: Manfred J. Holler
Justi’s Concept of Taxation: Karl Heinz Schmidt
The Muthesius Circle: Financial Journalism in the 1950s: Jan Greitens
From Basel to Brooklyn: Liberal Cultural Pessimism in Burckhardt, Röpke, and the American Neoconservatives: Alan S. Kahan
Samuel Pufendorf’s Contractarian Corporate Governance Principles. A New Perspective for Business Economics and Ethics Studies: Francesco Forte and Sabato Vinci
Suffrage Extension and Redistribution: The Role of National Identity, Interest Group Conflict and Corporativism: Francesco Forte, Elena Seghezza and Giovanni B. Pittaluga
Adam Smith: Theory and Policy: Andrew S. Skinner
The Utopian Element in the Formation of Doctrines on the State in German “Staatswissenschaft”: Karl-Heinz Schmidt
The European Metahistorical Narrative and its Changing “Metaparadigms” in the Modern Age (Part II): Western Painting 1815–1914: Mark E. Blum
Wilhelm Röpke: Why He Was a Conservative: Jean Solchany
The Puzzle of Adam Smith’s Conception of Man: Reinhard Blomert
Two Sides of Young Friedrich Engels: Private Letters and Professional Studies: Karl-Heinz Schmidt
Practical Wisdom for Social Innovation. How Christian Entrepreneurs Triggered the Emergence of the Catholic Social Tradition in Europe: André Habisch
Late Scholastics as Predecessors of Natural Law Economics – The Viewpoint of Joseph Höffner: Daniel Eissrich
Updating the Law and Economics of Legal Parochialism: Nuno Garoupa
Johann Heinrich Gottlob von Justi (1717-1771): Health as Part of a State’s Capital Endowment: Ursula Backhaus
Healthcare Policies of the German Federal Republic: Ursula Backhaus
On the Nietzsche-Reception in the GDR: Ulrich B. Busch
Life and Work of David Ricardo (1772–1823): Arnold Heertje
Meinecke’s Sonderweg: F. L. Holthoon
Wilhelm Röpke and American Conservatism: Tim Petersen
Emerging New Directions in Development Economics: Matthias P. Altmann
John Stuart Mill’s Road to Leviathan: Early Life and Influences: Michael R. Montgomery
National Economist and Visionary: Eugen Wendler
Utopia: Johann Peter Süßmilch and the Divine Order: Gerhard Scheuerer
Procedure: Peter Lewisch and Jeffrey Parker
Limits to and Problems of the Application of the Economic Model of Behaviour: Gebhard Kirchgässner
The End of Laissez-Faire: Frits L. Holthoon
Cultural Pessimism and Liberal Regeneration? Wilhelm Röpke as an Ideological In-Between in German Social Philosophy: Frans Willem Lantink
Eugen Dühring and Post-Utopian Socialism: E. James Gay
How to Approach Samuel Pufendorf’s Economic Ideas?: Karl-Heinz Schmidt
Adam Smith and David Hume: Two Friends: Frits L. Holthoon
Wolfgang Harich and Friedrich Nietzsche — A Chapter of the East German Nietzsche Debate: Günter Krause
Ludwig von Mises’ Argument Against the Possibility of Socialism: Early Concepts and Contemporary Relevance: Ludwig Van Den Hauwe
German Historical Economics as Development Economics: Matthias P. Altmann
Political Economy of Socialism: Theoretical and Practical Controversies of “All-People Socialist” Ownership: Plamen Tchipev
Why Pufendorf Matters: Dirk Ehnts and Erik Jochem
Wilhelm Röpke on Liberalism, Culture, and Economic Development: Nils Goldschmidt and Julian Dörr
From Stage Theories to the Concept of Economic Styles: Matthias P. Altmann