... 1991 by Duke University Press CCC 0018-2702/91/$1.50 BOOK REVIEWS The Keynesian Revolution in the Making: 1924-1936. By Peter F. Clarke. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1989, 384 pp. $64.00. Keynes’s Monetary Thought: A Diflerent Interpretation...

...Thomas F. Cargill History of Political Economy 11:3 (C 1979 by Duke University Press Clark Warburton and the development of monetarism since the Great Depression Thomas F. Cargill, University of Nevada...

...Leland B. Yeager Clark Warburton, 1896-1979 (I 964) The article that follows was the last that Clark Warburton submitted to a journal before his death on 18 September 1979. Although I value be- ing asked to preface...

...John F. Henry Copyright © 1983 by Duke University Press 1983 History of Political Economy 15:3 0 1983 by Duke University Press John Bates Clark and the marginal product: an historical inquiry into the origins...

... notwithstanding, this book is a welcome addition to a growing literature. Warren J. Samuels, Michigan State University John Bates Clark: The Making of a Neoclassical Economist. By John F. Henry. New York: Macmillan Press, 1995. 180 pp. $69.95. This volume...

... and Interest Once More: II. A Relapse to the Productivity Theory. Quarterly Journal of Economics 21 : 247 -82. Brandis, Royal. 1985 . Distribution Theory: Scientific Analysis or Moral Philosophy? Journal of Economic Issues 19.4 : 867 -78. Clark, John Bates. 1877 . Unrecognized Forces in Political...

...Joël Jalladeau Copyright © 1975 by Duke University Press 1975 [HOPE Vol. 7(1975) No. 21 The methodological conversion of John Bates Clark Joel Jalladeau John Bates Clark (1847-1938) represents the United States in the international...

... 0 1982 by Duke University Press The transformation of John Bates Clark: an essay in interpretation John F. Henry In the literature on John Bates Clark, one theme stands out: that of a fundamental or radical transformation undergone by Clark between the period of The Philosophy...

... of Michigan Press. Carver, Thomas N. 1901 . Clark's Distribution of Wealth. Quarterly Journal of Economics 15.4 : 578 -602. Chapman, Sidney J. 1908 . Review of Sweated Industry and the Minimum Wage, by Clementina Black. International Journal of Ethics 18.2 : 266 -67. Clark, John Bates. 1886...

...Craufurd D. Goodwin Correspondence may be addressed to Craufurd Goodwin, Department of Economics,Box 90097, Duke University, Durham, NC 27708; e-mail: [email protected] . I am grateful to Mrs. Jane Clark for permission to quote from material in the Tate Gallery Archive. © 2005...

...Luca Fiorito; Massimiliano Vatiero Abstract This article explores in detail the reactions among American economists to John Bates Clark's famously controversial claim that the marginal productivity theory of factor pricing and distribution is necessarily just. The general debate around Clark's...

... fills some gaps in the history of economic thought, shedding light on Clark's underrated influence on prominent economists of the twentieth century. Despite his lack of widespread recognition, Clark's friendships with influential economists facilitated the dissemination of his ideas, highlighting his...

...Peter Clarke Correspondence may be addressed to Professor Peter Clarke, St. John's College, Cambridge CB2 1TP, England. Copyright © 1994 by Duke University Press 1994 References Barnett , C. 1986 . The Audit of War. London: Macmillan. Bateman , B. W. 1987 . Keynes's...

... scientific credit. By reconstructing the network of MIT economics PhDs and their advisers, this article furnishes evidence of how MIT rose to prominence as documented by the numerous ties of Nobel laureates, Clark medalists, elected officials of the American Economic Association or the Council of Economic...

... of Thorstein Veblen, Walton Hamilton, J. M. Clark, and K. William Kapp. It is seen that the main lines of the institutionalist critique of markets have been remarkably consistent over time and clearly allow for much room for government intervention, particularly in the form of administrative departments...

... with famed economists at the time—such as Émile Waxweiler, Charles Gide, John Bates Clark, and Gustav Cassel—provide insight to a significant episode in the internationalization and international networking in economics and, more broadly, in global intellectual history. Furthermore, particular attention...

..., and mounting political instability. Among economists, American institutionalists were most attracted to psychology, notably Wesley Clair Mitchell and John Maurice Clark. Herbert Davenport, Thomas Nixon Carver, and Frank Knight were among the critics. It is suggested that the cultural context of America may...

... that they were brought to bear on specific social issues, often with a policy orientation. Drawing on an analysis of John Bates Clark medal winners and on papers published in a special volume of History of Political Economy , to which this is an introduction, we then discuss reasons for this transformation...

... vols. in one. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Cain, Neville. 1982 . Hawtrey and Multiplier Theory. Australian Economic History Review 22.1 : 68 -78. Clark, Colin. 1932 . The National Income: 1924–1931 . London: Macmillan. Clarke, Peter. 1988 . The Keynesian Revolution...