... Chinese economic thought before the seventeenth century. By Jichuang Hu. En- glish text edited by Foster Stockwell and Zhao Shuhan. Beijing: Foreign Lan- guages Press, 1984. Paperback. Pp. 107. No price available. Professor Hu’s booklet traces the parallels between the economic thought...

...Paul B. Trescott Correspondence may be addressed to Paul B. Trescott, Department of Economics,Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL 62901-4515. Duke University Press 2002 Alitto, Guy S. 1979 . The Last Confucian:Liang Shu-ming and the Chinese Dilemma of Modernity...

...-koo’ (‘Research on the history of Chinese economic thought’). Ching-chi Ko-hsueh . Chao , Ch'in and Yi Men Hong 1980 . Chung kuo chin dai ching chi ssu hsiang shih (Modern history of Chinese economic thought) , 2 vols. Chung Hwa, Beijing. Chao , Feng-t'ien 1939 . Wan-ch'ing we...

...Yue Xiao [email protected] European and Chinese Histories of Economic Thought: Theories and Images of Good Governance . Edited by Iwo Amelung and Bertram Schefold . Abingdon : Routledge , 2022 . 328 pp. $160.00 . Copyright 2023 by Duke University Press 2023 I...

... an economic theory. The ideas of the greatest economist of the twentieth century cannot be interpreted within the confines of a two-dimensional Cartesian diagram. University of Maryland DUDLEYDILLARD A concise history of Chinese economic thought. By Jichuang Hu...

...Maria Pia Paganelli The history of the translation of The Wealth of Nations into Chinese is a history not just of a translation itself and of all the problems translations may have, but also a history of the ideas of the country that receives the translation. This makes the book doubly...

... mandate. In the immediate aftermath of World War I, Sun proposed the creation of an “International Development Organization” that could channel foreign capital to China in a manner that better respected the will of the Chinese people than private financiers had done. He also advanced arguments about why...

...Hsiang-Ke Chao Abstract The history of the transmission of Western knowledge to China—Western Learning or Xixue —usually revolves around travelers. What is unmentioned, however, is that the identity of the two types of Chinese travelers of economic knowledge evolved throughout the Western Learning...

...Zengping He Abstract Chartalism is an influential and continuous tradition of monetary thought in ancient China. It dates back to the earliest Chinese text on monetary thought and continued into the Qing Dynasty. A vast body of related literature can be found across ancient Chinese dynasties...

... Hong, Xu Yunan, Teng Maotong, Wu Qiyuan. Xu Yunan and Wang Chuanlun prepared a translation of the General Theory in the 1940s, but it was not published until 1957. At Harvard, Keynes's ideas were applied in several doctoral dissertations by Chinese students. H. D. Fong, one of the leaders of the Nankai...

.... It is argued that Currie, acting as a sincere adviser, based his policy recommendation on extensive surveys of the political and economic conditions of wartime China. In his efforts to persuade the Chinese leader Chiang Kai-shek to implement financial reform, Currie drew on the authority of Sun Yat-sen's...

... finds the Chinese economy much better able to absorb this shock than in the late 1980s. One question that the book did not pursue, which I hope Professor Weber will entertain in the future, is the implications of marketization for Chinese socialism. From the beginning of economic restructuring, many...

... [email protected] Joan Robinson's (1903–83) infatuation with Mao's China remains the most controversial episode of the Cambridge economist's life. During eight trips (1953, 1957, 1963, 1964, 1967, 1972, 1975, and 1978) she visited Chinese farms, plants, and educational institutions and found...

... as a base—the sophisticated and ancient Chinese Empire, the great power of the East, which at that time still remained “hidden” to Europeans despite the contacts established by the Portuguese since the beginning of the sixteenth century. From such information, as Manel Ollé ( 2000 ) has shown, two...

..., revolution [and] democracy” (condemned as “poisonous medicines for China” [quoted in Jiang and Zhang 2006 : 71]), and, to that end, the responsibility of government lay in financing Chinese students to study abroad and in attracting foreigners to teach in China. Otherwise, government could facilitate...

... on China, and Chinese scholars seldom study Mill s thought. Unlike Mill s articles on India, which are collected by scholars in the book Writings on India (1990), Mill s discussions on China are scattered among his books. This article summarizes Mill s analysis of China s sta- Correspondence may...

... of the greatest economist of the twentieth century cannot be interpreted within the confines of a two-dimensional Cartesian diagram. University of Maryland DUDLEYDILLARD A concise history of Chinese economic thought. By Jichuang Hu. Beijing: Foreign Language Press...

... N.D. Looking backward . Garden City, NY. (Orig. 1888 .) Bennett , Adrian Arthur 1967 . John Fryer: the introduction of Western science and technology into nineteenth century China . Cambridge, MA. Bernal , Martin 1976 . Chinese socialism to 1907 . Ithaca. Biggerstaff...

...William J. Barber 2010 . By Paul B. Trescott. Hong Kong: The Chinese University Press, 2007. xxiv; 442 pp. $55.00. Book Reviews Jingji Xue: The History of the Introduction of Western Economic Ideas into China, 1850–1950. By Paul B. Trescott. Hong Kong: The Chinese University Press...

...Bradley W. Bateman 2010 By Gilles Dostaler. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 2007. 374 pp. $160.00. Book Reviews Jingji Xue: The History of the Introduction of Western Economic Ideas into China, 1850–1950. By Paul B. Trescott. Hong Kong: The Chinese University Press, 2007. xxiv; 442 pp...