Printed from https://ideas.repec.org/s/taf/eujhet.html
Content
November 2024, Volume 31, Issue 6
- 873-876 Introduction
by Pierrick Clerc & Richard van den Berg & Hans-Michael Trautwein - 877-885 An enthusiastic round of applause for the history of economic ideas
by Pascal Bridel - 886-913 Agreement is money: beyond the chartalist reading of Adam Smith
by Michele Bee & Luiz Felipe Bruzzi Curi - 914-924 John Stuart Mill on economic fluctuations and commercial crises
by Michel S. Zouboulakis - 925-947 Dual rates of profit and the turnover of capital in Karl Marx’s post-Capital manuscripts in 1868. An interpretation in terms of input-output analysis
by Kenji Mori - 948-975 Einstein, Fisher, science and the Great Depression
by Rogério Arthmar & Mauro Boianovsky - 976-997 Revisiting the role of value judgments in Arrow’s impossibility theorem
by Nestor Lovera Nieto - 998-1033 Towards a history of behavioural and experimental economics in France
by Dorian Jullien & Alexandre Truc - 1034-1057 “The most important research project”: the World Bank and the commodity problem of international development in the 1960s
by Mirek Tobiáš Hošman - 1058-1076 Lucas (1972) a personal view from the wrong side of the subsequent fifty years
by David Laidler - 1077-1097 Who influences whom? Central bankers and academics in the 2008 crisis
by Gianfranco Tusset
September 2024, Volume 31, Issue 5
- 701-707 Walter Bagehot and Lombard Street (1873): introduction to a 150-year retrospective
by Sandrine Leloup & Hans-Michael Trautwein - 708-729 Walter Bagehot on central bank governance: lessons from Lombard Street (1873)
by Nesrine Bentemessek Kahia & Rebeca Gomez Betancourt - 730-743 Bagehot’s classical money view: a reconstruction
by Perry Mehrling - 744-764 Bagehot and the stabilising function of central banks
by Elke Muchlinski - 765-780 Tell me the truth about Bagehot: lender of last resort in Historical perspective
by Forrest Capie & Juan Castañeda & Geoffrey Wood - 781-797 Lombard Street revisited? Bagehot’s rules and Bernanke’s interpretation
by Emmanuel Carré & Laurent Le Maux - 798-841 Bagehot’s giant bubble failure
by Andrew Odlyzko - 842-861 Walter Bagehot, creator of the modern Treasury Bill (1877)
by Lucy Brillant & Stefano Ugolini - 862-864 Milton Friedman and Economic Debate in the United States, 1932–1972, Vol. 1 and 2
by Pierrick Clerc - 864-867 The Monetarists: The Making of the Chicago Monetary Tradition, 1927–1960
by Ross Emmett - 867-870 Milton Friedman: the Last Conservative
by David Laidler - 870-872 Alvin Hansen: seeking a suitable stabilisation – an academic biography
by Perry Mehrling
July 2024, Volume 31, Issue 4
- 533-562 Normative and behavioural economics: a historical and methodological review
by Ivan Mitrouchev - 563-586 George Grote’s manuscript essay on “Foreign trade”
by Christian Gehrke - 587-607 Neoclassical economics on the edge: Fisher, Knight, and the theory of interest in the 1930s
by Rogério Arthmar & Juan Castañeda - 608-632 The “negative income tax” as a steering mechanism: the semantic field of the NIT around Milton Friedman in his pre-monetarist period (1939–1948)
by Alberto Tena Camporesi - 633-649 Hugo Grotius on exchange and price
by André Lapidus - 650-683 Values, prices and natural liberty: on the dual role of prices in the history of economic analysis
by Amos Witztum - 684-687 The wealth of a nation: institutional foundations of English capitalism
by Pat Hudson - 688-690 Virtuous bankers: a day in the life of the eighteenth-century Bank of England
by Julia Fleider Marchevsky - 690-692 A history of economic thought in France; Political economy in the age of Enlightenment; The long nineteenth century
by Keith Tribe - 693-696 The behavioral economics of John Maynard Keynes
by Alexandre Truc - 696-700 Visions of inequality: from the French Revolution to the end of the Cold War; Economics in America: an immigrant economist explores the land of inequality
by Pedro Ramos Pinto
May 2024, Volume 31, Issue 3
- 375-399 Uncertainty goes mainstream: Savage, Koopmans and the measurability of uncertainty at the Cowles Commission
by Carlo Zappia - 400-427 Relaxation oscillations in the history of business cycles from 1928 to 1941
by Jean-Marc Ginoux & Franck Jovanovic - 428-436 A XIVth century approach to the points problem
by Pavlo Blavatskyy - 437-467 Investment function in Marshall, Fisher and Keynes: a critique of the neoclassical theory of investment in light of the capital theory controversy
by Vedit İnal - 468-486 Italy, 1982: the case for Ecu-denominated Treasury bonds
by Fabio Masini & Albertina Nania - 487-520 The gravity equation in international trade: an overview of the introduction of gravity to the study of economics and its systematic barriers
by Luigi Capoani - 521-524 Les savoirs perdus de l’économie: Contribution à l’équilibre du vivant
by Antoine Missemer - 524-528 Scarcity: A history from the origins of capitalism to the climate crisis
by Robert Leonard - 528-529 A history of ecological economic thought
by Fredrik Albritton Jonsson - 530-532 Pricing the priceless: a history of environmental economics
by Maxime Desmarais-Tremblay
March 2024, Volume 31, Issue 2
- 167-174 Taking coordination seriously: an introduction
by Muriel Dal Pont Legrand & Hans-Michael Trautwein - 175-185 Towards a disequilibrated macroeconomics
by Peter Howitt - 186-203 Peter Howitt – a Keynesian still in Recovery
by David Laidler - 204-226 “Peter Howitt’s Keynesian Recovery and Keynes: an assessment”
by Sylvie Rivot - 227-244 A micro foundational episode of the early history of macroeconomics: a 1932 debate on Walrasian economics and multiple equilibria
by Michaël Assous & Vincent Carret - 245-256 James Tobin on macroeconomic instability: an old Keynesian changes ground
by Robert W. Dimand & Rebeca Gomez Betancourt - 257-276 François Perroux on plans coordination and planning
by Katia Caldari - 277-300 From coordination devices to coordination failures: on the changing epistemology of sunspots since the 1970s
by Aurélien Saïdi - 301-324 Imperfect coordination in DSGE models: The resurgence of Keynes in mainstream macroeconomics
by Pierrick Clerc & Rodolphe Dos Santos Ferreira - 325-354 Strategic complementarities, coordination failures, and macroeconomic fluctuations: from multiplicity of equilibria to disequilibrium dynamics
by Alain Raybaut - 355-356 Adam Smith’s System. A re-interpretation inspired by Smith’s lectures on rhetoric, game theory, and conjectural history
by Thierry C. Pauchant - 356-359 Adam Smith and modernity, 1723-2023
by Ivan Sternick - 359-362 The capital order: how economists invented austerity and paved the way to fascism
by Raphaël Fèvre - 362-365 Welfare for markets: a global history of basic income
by Ignacio Hauser - 366-368 Metaphors in the history of economic thought. Crises, business cycles and equilibrium
by Stefano Fiori - 369-373 Mauro Boianovsky (1959–2024)
by Hans-Michael Trautwein
January 2024, Volume 31, Issue 1
- 1-39 François Perroux on European integration: “L’application aveugle d’une ‘orthodoxie”
by Katia Caldari - 40-58 John Stuart Mill and the art of consumption
by Louise Villeneuve - 59-76 Today’s economics: one, no one and one hundred thousand
by Angela Ambrosino & Mario Cedrini & John B. Davis - 77-110 At the origins of the life cycle hypothesis of Franco Modigliani and Richard Brumberg: an attempt at analysis
by Alice Martini & Luca Spataro - 111-132 Why is Hegel still relevant: contract and value in the Philosophy of Right
by Gaëtan Le Quang - 133-155 Le Trosne’s Discours sur l’état actuel de la magistrature and Quesnay’s reaction to it
by Gabriel Sabbagh - 156-158 Adam Smith’s America: How a Scottish philosopher became an icon of American capitalism
by Sam Fleischacker - 158-160 Capitalism: the story behind the word
by Gregory Claeys - 160-162 Land and liberty: Henry George and the crafting of modern liberalism
by Carlos Horniak - 163-166 Keynes on Uncertainty and Tragic Happiness
by Richard Arena
November 2023, Volume 30, Issue 6
- 965-967 European Journal of the History of Economic Thought vol. 30, issue 6 (December 2023)
by Katia Caldari & Gianfranco Tusset & Hans-Michael Trautwein - 968-984 Some patterns of the transfer of economic ideas between Russia and the West
by Vladimir Avtonomov - 985-1002 Calculation and moral economies during French debate on the abolition of slavery
by Caroline Oudin-Bastide & Philippe Steiner - 1003-1015 Wartime in the history of economic thought: episodes in European history
by Emma Rothschild - 1016-1030 David Hume on history, development and happiness: interconnections
by Sheila Dow - 1031-1049 Hugo Grotius on Usury: Acknowledging the End of the Scholastic Argument
by André Lapidus - 1050-1075 Turgot’s missing manuscripts – partially recovered
by Richard van den Berg - 1076-1092 No need for society: Adam Smith’s critique of Pufendorf’s summa imbecillitas
by Michele Bee & Ivan Sternick - 1093-1123 What are services? Misconceptions and neglected insights from the productivity controversy in the classical period
by Hagen M. Krämer - 1124-1149 “Non-competing social groups”? The long debate on social mobility in Italy (c. 1890–1960)
by Giacomo Gabbuti - 1150-1169 Jessica Peixotto, a home economist not thrilled by the thrift culture
by Juliette Blayac - 1170-1191 Hidden female figures in the organisation for European economic co-operation, and the reconstruction of Europe after WWII
by Rebeca Gomez Betancourt & Giulia Zacchia - 1192-1228 Applications of lessons from the history of economic thought to actual policy problems
by Mauro Boianovsky & Germán Feldman & Ivo Maes & Bertram Schefold (Chair) & Carl Christian von Weizsäcker & Bertram Schefold & Carl Christian von Weizsäcker & Ivo Maes & Mauro Boianovsky & Germán David Feldman
September 2023, Volume 30, Issue 5
- 689-712 Mapping the history of public economics in the twentieth century: an introduction to the special issue
by Maxime Desmarais-Tremblay & Marianne Johnson & Richard Sturn - 713-738 Theorising public expenditures: welfare theorems, market failures, and the turn from “public finance” to “public economics”
by Steven G. Medema - 739-763 The emerging discipline of public economics in postwar France
by Raphaël Fèvre & Thomas M. Mueller - 764-790 Luigi Einaudi’s ‘Scienza delle Finanze’ or the science of good government
by Paolo Silvestri - 791-811 The emergence of social choice at the Cowles Commission, 1948–1952: Arrow’s Social Choice and Individual Values in context
by Robert W. Dimand - 812-831 Samuelson’s social welfare function and Buchanan’s critique: the struggle with normative science
by David C. Coker & Alain Marciano - 832-859 Welfare, state, and values: the winding road of the normative approach to inequality measurement (1912–1970)
by Ignacio Hauser - 860-882 Rawls’s maximin and optimal taxation theory
by Benoît Walraevens - 883-905 Samuelson against “Rawls’s gratuitism”: some lessons on the misunderstandings between Rawls and the economists
by Herrade Igersheim - 906-933 Economics with(out) ethics? An interdisciplinary encounter between public economists and John Rawls in the 1970s
by Danielle Guizzo & Carles Paré-Ogg - 934-964 From public finance to public economics
by Maxime Desmarais-Tremblay & Marianne Johnson & Richard Sturn
July 2023, Volume 30, Issue 4
- 507-524 Commerce as cooperation with the deity: Self-love, the common good, and the coherence of Francis Hutcheson
by Erik W. Matson - 525-555 Gesell’s half a theory of the rate of interest
by Aldo Barba - 556-576 Geography and the critique of mainstream economic theory: the legacy of J.A. Hobson
by Eleni Drakaki - 577-595 The theological stems of modern economic ideas: John Duns Scotus
by Luigino Bruni & Paolo Santori - 596-605 Backward induction and expected value calculations in an anonymous XVth century Italian manuscript
by Pavlo Blavatskyy - 606-634 Georges d’Avenel. An economic historian ahead of his time
by Alain Alcouffe & David Le Bris - 635-657 Pawel Ciompa and the meaning of econometrics: a comparison of two concepts
by Karl-Friedrich Israel - 658-662 Gender and the dismal science. Women in the early years of the economics profession
by Edith Kuiper - 662-665 A Herstory of Economics
by Joanna Rostek - 665-667 Immanuel Kant and utilitarian ethics
by Mark D. White - 667-672 David Ricardo. An intellectual biography
by Ghislain Deleplace - 673-674 The Palgrave companion to Oxford economics
by Constantinos Repapis - 675-678 Hayek: a life, 1899–1950
by Andrew Gamble - 678-680 Money and empire. Charles P. Kindleberger and the dollar system
by Ivo Maes - 680-683 A history of Brazilian economic thought: From colonial times through the early 21st century
by Carlos Eduardo Suprinyak - 683-687 The world that Latin America created. The United Nations economic commission for Latin America in the development era
by Ingrid Harvold Kvangraven & Felipe Antunes de Oliveira
May 2023, Volume 30, Issue 3
- 341-368 Frank Knight and behavioral economics
by D. Wade Hands - 369-394 Beyond trust: why American classical jurists and economists could not love the corporation
by Nicola Giocoli - 395-409 The role of information in the Rice Exchange: YAMAGATA Bantō’s Great Knowledge (1806)
by Yasuo Takatsuki & Taro Hisamatsu - 410-442 Liberty, political economy and good government in Adam Smith
by Paolo Silvestri & Benoît Walraevens - 443-467 Business cycle theory: Where Minsky and Hayek agreed
by Juan Ramón Rallo - 468-485 Sismondi on money, banking, credit and public debt: an exploratory essay
by Pascal Bridel - 486-490 Victoria Chick 1936–2023
by Sheila Dow - 491-492 Before method and models: The political economy of Malthus and Ricardo
by Terry Peach - 493-496 Constructing economic science: the invention of a discipline 1850–1950
by Susan Howson - 496-500 Conservative liberalism, ordo-liberalism, and the state
by Marie Daou & Alain Marciano - 500-503 A political economy of power: Ordoliberalism in context, 1932–1950
by Erik Grimmer-Solem - 503-506 Thinking like an economist: how efficiency replaced equality in U.S public policy
by Jean-Baptiste Fleury
March 2023, Volume 30, Issue 2
- 157-205 Economics and social stratification: classical-neoclassical economists’ thought on class structure and related phenomena
by Milan Zafirovski - 206-226 Envelopes for economists: an intellectual history
by John Yinger - 227-246 Debates on the falling birth rate in France at the beginning of the twentieth century
by Joachim De Paoli - 247-274 Some elements of political economy in the thought of Sir John Fortescue
by Stefano Simonetta - 275-298 Macroeconomics under pressure: the feedback effects of economic expertise
by Matthieu Renault - 299-331 International clearing system as alternative monetary order
by Rosario Patalano - 332-334 Kameralismus und merkantilismus
by Marten Seppel - 334-335 Adam Smith and the wealth of nations in Spain: a history of reception, dissemination and application, 1777–1840
by Maria Pia Paganelli - 336-337 Law and the invisible hand. A theory of Adam Smith’s Jurisprudence
by Fabrizio Simon - 338-340 Léon Walras, économiste et socialiste libéral. Essais
by François Allisson
January 2023, Volume 30, Issue 1
- 1-21 Unit profit margins along post-Keynesian lines: from Sraffa, Kalecki, Robinson to Eichner, Wood, Harcourt and Kenyon
by Jordan Melmiès - 22-39 When economic theory meets policy: Barbara Wootton and the creation of the British welfare state
by Carolina Alves & Danielle Guizzo - 40-61 The negative natural rate of interest in the modern theories of Liquidity Trap and Secular Stagnation: back to Böhm-Bawerk via Samuelson
by Stefano Di Bucchianico - 62-85 Rebuilding the economy of the home – for the emergence of the “new woman”: Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s pioneering thoughts
by Guillaume Vallet - 86-116 The efficient market hypothesis and rational expectations macroeconomics. How did they meet and live (happily) ever after?
by Thomas Delcey & Francesco Sergi - 117-131 Moving dynamics beyond business cycles: Jan Tinbergen’s first macrodynamic model (1934–1936)
by Michaël Assous & Vincent Carret - 132-140 An unpublished letter from Adam Smith
by Shinji Nohara - 141-144 Modelling economic instability. A history of early macroeconomics
by Erwin Dekker - 144-147 The neomercantilists: a global intellectual history
by Carlos Eduardo Suprinyak - 148-150 Historicizing self-interest in the modern Atlantic world: a plea for ego?
by Eugene Heath - 150-153 The gypsy economist. The life and times of Colin Clark
by Hagen M. Krämer - 153-155 John Stuart Mill, socialist
by Louise Villeneuve
November 2022, Volume 29, Issue 6
- 1003-1007 Introduction
by Stefan Kolev & Nikolay Nenovsky & Pencho Penchev & Hans-Michael Trautwein - 1008-1021 “esclave né de quiconque l’achète”. The multiple histories of economic texts
by Richard van den Berg - 1022-1041 Justice and charity: the role of Aristotelianism and Anglicanism in Edmund Burke’s Thoughts and Details on Scarcity
by Ioannes P. Chountis - 1042-1051 Yuli Zhukovsky’s contribution to Russian debates on economic development of the 1860s–70s
by Anton Galeev - 1052-1065 Irving Fisher, Simon Newcomb, and their plans to stabilize the dollar
by Robert W. Dimand & Sofia Valeonti - 1066-1088 Edgar Sydenstricker, a pioneer of health economics
by Philip Clarke & Guido Erreygers - 1089-1110 Polanyi and Schumpeter: Transitional processes via societal spheres
by Theresa Hager & Ines Heck & Johanna Rath - 1111-1124 Economic theory and philosophical anthropology: Marx, Gramsci, Sraffa and the study of human nature
by Alessandro Le Donne - 1125-1145 On the shoulders of giants: from Lange (1934) to Samuelson (1938) on the “unique” measure of utility
by Amélie Fiévet - 1146-1164 Rupture and continuity in the original divide between microdynamics and macrodynamics
by Vincent Carret - 1165-1189 Monetary non-neutrality and stabilisation policies 50 years after Lucas’s “expectations” paper: a roundtable discussion
by Olivier J. Blanchard & Beatrice Cherrier & Pierrick Clerc & David E. W. Laidler & Athanasios Orphanides & Hans-Michael Trautwein - 1190-1194 Axel Leijonhufvud (1933–2022)
by Hans-Michael Trautwein - 1195-1197 Allyn Abbott Young
by Samuel Demeulemeester - 1197-1199 Early utilitarians. Lives and ideals
by Virginie Gouverneur - 1199-1202 Ökonomisches Denken in drei Jahrhunderten
by Heinz Rieter
September 2022, Volume 29, Issue 5
- 781-787 Introduction: roundabout ways of looking at Menger’s modernity
by Sandye Gloria & Ludovic Ragni & Richard Sturn - 788-800 Menger and contemporary Austrian economics: knowledge, institutions and liberalism
by Peter J. Boettke - 801-816 Time, uncertainty and knowledge: the foundations and the modernity of Carl Menger’s contribution
by Richard Arena - 817-835 Carl Menger on time and entrepreneurship
by Gilles Campagnolo - 836-854 Monetary theory and policy: the difficult relationship of Menger’s theory of money and his positions on currency reform and monetary policy
by Günther Chaloupek - 855-876 The monetary theories of Carl Menger and Friedrich von Wieser: a comparative study
by Karl-Friedrich Israel - 877-919 Re-reading Carl Menger’s Grundsätze – another book that “cries out to be surpassed”
by Heinz D. Kurz - 920-937 Menger and the continental epistemology of uncertainty
by Stefano Solari - 938-966 The Mengers versus Mises on matters methodological
by Scott Scheall - 967-992 On the modernity of Carl Menger: criss-cross views. Roundtable conversation
by Gilles Campagnolo & Sandye Gloria & Heinz Kurz & Richard Sturn - 993-994 Trade and nation: how companies and politics reshaped economic thought
by John Shovlin - 995-998 Microeconomics for the critical mind. Mainstream and heterodox analyses
by Heinz D. Kurz - 998-1001 Thomas Aquinas and the civil economy tradition: the Mediterranean spirit of capitalism
by Pierre Januard
July 2022, Volume 29, Issue 4
- 579-599 The Sympathy of Sophie de Grouchy, translator and critic of Adam Smith
by Simona Pisanelli - 600-618 Economic method, public policy, and society: Adolph Lowe’s political economics
by Michael J. Murray - 619-647 Money is a right: Alfred Lansburgh’s Token Theory of Money
by Jan Greitens - 648-679 Timing the laws: Rousseau’s theory of development in Corsica
by Hansong Li - 680-703 Rise of the Kniesians: the professor-student network of Nobel laureates in economics
by Richard S. J. Tol - 704-728 Locke, Marshall, and Knight, on uncertainty and risk
by Stephen John Nash & Liza Joan Rybak - 729-769 Risky exchanges: price and justice in Thomas Aquinas’s De emptione et venditione ad tempus
by Pierre Januard - 770-772 Robert Triffin: a life
by Pierre-Hernan Rojas - 772-774 The Routledge guidebook to Smith’s wealth of nations
by Jeffrey T. Young - 774-776 The dynamics of poverty. Circular, cumulative causation, value judgments, institutions and social engineering in the world of Gunnar Myrdal
by Michele Alacevich - 776-777 The emergence of Arthur Laffer: the foundations of supply-side economics in Chicago and Washington, 1966-1976
by Molly Michelmore - 778-780 Jacqueline Hecht (1932–2020)
by Antoin Murphy
May 2022, Volume 29, Issue 3
- 393-437 Forty years of behavioral economics
by Alexandre Truc - 438-454 Decision over Time as a By-Product of a Measure of Utility: A Reappraisal of Paul Samuelson’s “A Note on Measurement of Utility” (1937)
by Amélie Fiévet - 455-479 The importance of multiple equilibria for economic policy in Jan Tinbergen’s early works
by Michaël Assous & Vincent Carret - 480-504 The legacy of Chester I. Barnard in the science of organization of Oliver E. Williamson
by Virgile Chassagnon & Bernard Baudry & Naciba Haned - 505-522 The evolution of Patinkin’s interpretation of Keynes’ principle of effective demand
by Jochen Hartwig - 523-547 Police of individual interests against police of good order: Herbert’s Essay on the general police of grain as an attack on Delamare’s Treatise on the police
by Jean-Daniel Boyer - 548-566 The other invisible hand. The social and economic effects of theodicy in Vico and Genovesi
by Luigino Bruni & Paolo Santori - 567-569 Jan Tinbergen (1903–1944) and the rise of economic expertise
by Ariane Dupont-Kieffer - 569-572 Welfare theory, public action, and ethical values: revisiting the history of welfare economics
by Matthew D. Adler - 572-574 The emergence of capitalism in early America
by Keith Tribe - 575-577 A reflection on Sraffa’s revolution in economic theory
by Paolo Trabucchi
March 2022, Volume 29, Issue 2
- 197-217 Beyond the Sonderweg: defining political economy in 19th-century Germany
by Luiz Felipe Bruzzi Curi & Ian Coelho de Souza Almeida - 218-245 Discipline or international balance: the choice of monetary systems in Europe
by Jonas Ljungberg & Anders Ögren - 246-270 Wilhelm Lautenbach’s credit mechanics – a precursor to the current money supply debate
by Frank Decker & Charles A. E. Goodhart - 271-293 Absolute advantages and capital mobility in international trade theory
by Enrico Bellino & Saverio M. Fratini