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Keynes’s General Theory: The Central Messages: Arie Arnon
Price Stability, Macroeconomic Imbalances and the Role of Monetary Policy: Ronny Mazzocchi and Roberto Tamborini
Reconstructing Keynes’s IS-LM Approach, 1931 to 1937: Warren Young and Edward W. Fuller
Paths to a New Historiographical Territory: International Crossings, Visiting Economists, Travelling Models: Annie L. Cot
War and Peace: Eugen Wendler
High-Frequency Trading and the Material Political Economy of Finance: Donald MacKenzie
Schelling’s Reorientation of Game Theory: Toward a Theory of Interdependent Decisions: Lauren Larrouy
The World of Rueff's “Social Order”—The Economic Sociology of Anti-inflation: Yasuo Gonjo
Keynes and Friedman on Expectations Mismatches During the Great Depression: Sylvie Rivot
An American Dilemma: Claes Berg
Kalecki’s Macro-Dynamics: “Automatic Cycles,” Stagnation and Class Struggle: Michaël Assous and Vincent Carret
Friedrich List’s Understanding of Democracy: Eugen Wendler
Development of the Quantity Theory of Money: Jan Greitens
An Army of Fighters for Freedom: Ola Innset
Marginalism and Utility Theory: Volker Caspari
European Economic Integration and Neoliberalism: Yasuo Gonjo
Walras’ Economie Pure vs Marshall’s Economics? Some Insights on Economics as a Social Science: Katia Caldari
Peter B. Struve as Economist: Philosophical Foundations of Economics and Development Theory: Guenther Chaloupek and Nikolay Nenovsky
Hayek’s Transformation on Knowledge in Economics: Arie Arnon
John Law (1671–1729): Money and Economic Growth: Jan Greitens
Alfred Marshall and Neoclassicism: Volker Caspari
Labour Market Segregation: Female Teachers in Southern Italy (1861–1937): Vittoria Ferrandino, Marilena Iacobaccio and Valentina Sgro
Friedrich List’s Opinion on Slavery: Eugen Wendler
Neoliberal Structural Reforms in France: Yasuo Gonjo
Marx and Hayek on “Real” Versus “Less Real” Explanations for the Fragility of Capitalism: Arie Arnon
Supply-Side Stagnation Theories: Christina Anselmann
John Locke (1632–1704): The Wheels of Trade Are Turned by Silver: Jan Greitens
Rise of Capitalism and Early Interest Rate Theory: Peter Spahn
Capital Theory: Volker Caspari
The Conception of Free Competition in the Éléments D’Économie Politique Pure: Jean-Pierre Potier
Uncertainty as Ambiguity: Ellsberg and the Paradoxes of Decision Theory: Carlo Zappia
Keynes and Hayek After 1936: An Intriguing Silence and Surprising Agreements: Arie Arnon
The Petition to the Federal Assembly—A German “Place of Remembrance”: Eugen Wendler
Postwar Planner and Trade Minister: Claes Berg
Expectations in Tobin’s Macroeconomics: The Fisherian and Keynesian Roots of Tobin’s q and Corridor of Stability: Robert Dimand
Using the State: Ola Innset
Karl Marx’s Das Kapital: Lefteris Tsoulfidis
Conclusion: Yasuo Gonjo
Ferdinando Galiani (1728–1787): Money as a Public Ledger: Jan Greitens
The Labor and Exchange Value Theory as Well as the Money Theory of Friedrich List: Eugen Wendler
Keynes’s Equations and Early Post-General Theory IS-LM Models: Warren Young and Edward W. Fuller
The ECB as a Dealer of Last Resort from a Modern Monetary Theory Perspective: Dirk Ehnts and Michael Paetz
Tinbergen’s Macro-Dynamics: Instability and the Possibility of Collapse: Michaël Assous and Vincent Carret
The German Historical School: Volker Caspari
Hayek’s Austrian Theory of the Business Cycle: Harald Hagemann
Growth Without Expectations: The Original Sin of Neoclassical Growth Models: Michaël Assous and Muriel Dal Pont Legrand
Bazarov, Bogdanov, and the West: Elizaveta Burina
Financial Instability and Crises in Keynes’s Monetary Thought: Jörg Bibow
An Early Reception of Pure Economics in Italy: The Correspondence with the “Lombard-Venetians”: Jean-Pierre Potier
Alexander Hamilton (1757–1804): Disciple of John Law and Founder of Wall Street: Jan Greitens