...Scott Scheall; Reinhard Schumacher Relatively little is known about the relationship between Carl Menger, founder of the Austrian school of economics, and his son, Karl Menger, the mathematician, geometer, logician, and philosopher of science, whose mathematical colloquium at the University...

...Till Düppe; E. Roy Weintraub In fall 1935, Abraham Wald presented a fixed-point proof of a general equilibrium model to Karl Menger's Mathematical Colloquium in Vienna. Due to limited space, the paper could not be printed in the eighth proceedings of the colloquium (the Ergebnisse ) published...

..., and promoter of the mathematical economics of Karl Menger and Abraham Wald, Morgenstern played a central role in Viennese economic life. His involvements cast light on the community's constituent groups, on the tensions that pervaded them, and on the ultimate demise of Viennese intellectual life...

..., Durham, North Carolina 27706, USA (telephone: (919) 684-3372). Scope and content The Carl Menger Papers span the years 1857 to 1985. Although the collection includes material from Menger's early professional life as well as some items from his brothers, Anton and Max, and his son, Karl, it is primarily...

... Pringsheim, with introduction by Ludwig Fick, Die Grundlage der modernen Wertlehre. Versuch einer neuen Theorie der Wertbestimmung von Glücksfällen (Leipzig). English translation (1954) by Louise Sommer with notes by Karl Menger, ‘Exposition of a new theory on the measurement of risk,’ Papers...

... onward); Hayek and Herbert Fürth’s Geist Kreis (1921 onward); the Vienna Circle (1924 onward); the Schlick Circle (1924–26); the Austrian Institute for Business Cycle Research (1927 onward); and Karl Menger’s Mathematical Colloquium (1928 onward). In the early period, from 1918 to 1923...

.... Menger , Carl . 1871 . Grundsätze der Volkswirtschaftslehre. Erster, allgemeiner Teil. Vienna: Braunmüller. Menger , Carl . 1923 . Grundsätze der Volkswirtschaftslehre, 2d ed. Aus dem Nachlass herausgegeben von Karl Menger. Vienna: Hoelder-Pichler-Tempsky. Menger , Carl . 1950...

..., presumably because it was too mathe- mati~a1Still, among the outsiders attending the Mayer seminar, Rosenstein-Rodan listed Karl Schlesinger, who could do mathematics, and Menger and his student Abraham Wald, who were mathematicians. I have no direct testimony as to why they came or what they may...

... there to citations of Menger contain some notable omissions, such as Atlantic Economic Journal 1978, Butos 1985, Hansen 1968, Hayek 1973, Karl Menger 1973, and Journal ofAustrian Economics. 316 Max Alter ated member of the founding trinity of neoclassical economic theory. Only relatively few contributions deal...

... in psychology, see Caldwell 2004 . 7. They included the works of Husserl, Weber, Scheler, Tröltsch, and Weisskopf. Alfred Schütz’s notes were made available to Helmut Wagner by Schütz’s wife, Ilse, after her husband’s death. 8. To be added that, in 1928, Karl Menger had set up his own...

...., Erasmus University, Rotterdam. Leonard, Robert. 2009. Social Science and Modernism: The Case of Karl Menger. Working paper, Department of Economics, Université du Québec à Montréal. . 2 0 1 0 . Von Neumann, Morgenstern, and the Creation of Game Theory: From Chess to Social Science, 1900–1960...

... the problem Menger failed to solve, but in a different, antijustificationist and anti-inductivist framework: Karl Popper. He is the antijustificationist par excellence; he claims to have solved-or rather, dissolved-the problem of induction; and he is the author of The poverty ofhistoricism...

... Menger: 12 times. Adam Smith follows with 11, and J. B. Say with 10 quotes. Albert Schaffte (1831-1905), another German, Menger's immediate predecessor in Vienna and a likely referee of the Principles as a thesis,9 also scores 10 quotes. Karl G. A. Knies (1821- 98), another German, soon to be the most...

... published in German in 1937 in the Ergebnisse eines Mathematischen Kolloquiums, a journal edited by the Viennese mathematician Karl Menger, son of the famous economist Carl Menger. The paper offered a system of linear equations and inequalities, which characterized the equi- librium of a continuously...

... collected papers in 1956 but never translated), after spending 1932 34 attending Karl Menger s mathematical col- loquium in Vienna, about which he often spoke to Kakutani (Menger had lectured in Japan in 1931). Michio Hatanaka and Takeshi Amemiya are the outstanding figures in the account of post-World War...

...: Karl Menger and Social Science in Interwar Vienna. Isis 89 . 1 : 1 -26. von Mises , Ludwig . 1935 . Economic Calculation in the Socialist Commonwealth. In Collectivist Economic Planning: Critical Studies on the Possibilities of Socialism, edited by Friedrich Hayek. London: Routledge...

... of thought. The utilitar- ian version of marginalism was originated in England by William Stanley Jevons. The mathematical version was formulated in Switzerland by Uon Walras. The psychological version was developed in Austria by Karl Menger. Finally, post- Ricardian economics emerged from...

... and marginalia). Menger’s papers include material from both the father and the son. Menger’s archives arrived at Duke in 1988 as a donation from Eve Menger (Karl’s daughter), and the first inventory of its contents was published in 1990 (Barnett 1990). Drafts of the second edition of Menger’s Principles...

... ed. Jena: Fischer. 1929. “Die wissenschaftlichen Leistungen Karl Mengers: Aus der Gedenk­ rede bei der Denkmalsenthüllung in der Wiener Universität.” Neue Freie Presse, January 31. 1932. “Der Erkenntniswert der funktionellen Preistheorien.” In Die Wirtschaftstheorie der Gegenwart...

... 1873, that the Polizeidirektion of Lower Austria reported on Menger as follows: "dass Dr. Karl v. Menger sich bisher, soviet der Polizeidirektion bekannt ist, jeder Theilnahme an politischen Fragen und Parteien ferngehalten hat und sich nur den Wissenschaften widmet. Das Vorleben. . . ist makellos, wie...