...S. Todd Lowry Part 2 Fields and Subdisciplines A Historical Perspective on the Common Methodological Heritage of Contemporary Law, Economics, and Organizational Theory S. Todd Lowry 1. Jurisprudential Methodological Process and Economic Theory: The Rational Process Enshrined...

... economic thinking and literary production in this period. The Victorian Crisis of Laissez-Faire: George Eliot, Political Economy, and the Common Good Benjamin Kohlmann This article explores a particular constellation of philosophical, economic, and literary ideas that congealed in the 1870s...

.... Translated by W. D. Ross (and J. Urmson). In A New Aristotle Reader , edited by J. Ackrill. Oxford: Clarendon Press. Bharadwaja, S. 1977 . Philosophy of Common Sense . New Delhi: National Publishing House. Brahmananda, P. R. [1971] 1988 . Jevons's “Theory of Political Economy”—A Centennial...

...Marion Fourcade; Rakesh Khurana This paper traces the career of Michael Jensen, a Chicago finance PhD turned Harvard Business School professor to reveal the intellectual and social conditions that enabled the emergence and institutionalization of what we call the “neoliberal common sense of capital...

... in Tarshis' possession. History of Political Economy 10:4 0 1978 by Duke University Press Keynes’ aggregate supply function: a plea for common sense1 Don Patinkin I It is a well...

...Luca Fiorito This article assesses John R. Commons's adoption of Wesley N. Hohfeld's framework of jural opposites and correlatives in order to construct his transactional approach to the study of institutions. Hohfeld's influence on Commons, it is argued, was both positive and negative. On the one...

... 26 : 144 -55. Chasse , John Dennis . 1986 . John R. Commons and the democratic state. Journal of Economic Issues 20 ( September ): 759 -84. Coats , A. W. 1983 . John R. Commons as a historian of economics: the quest for antecedents of collective action. Research in the History...

... of Commons.’ In J. Dorfman et al., Institutional economics : Veblen, Mitchell and Commons reconsidered . Berkeley. Clark , J. M. 1940 . ‘Toward a concept of workable competition.’ American Economic Review 30 ( June ): 241 -56. Coats , A. W. 1967 . ‘Sociological aspects of British...

...Malcolm Rutherford A Worker’s Economist: John R. Commons and His Legacy from Progressivism to the War on Poverty . By Chasse John Dennis . New York : Transaction Publishers , 2017 . x; 317 pp. $59.95 . Copyright © 2018 Duke University Press 2018 References Commons...

... pillars. The first was that commerce was a straight-forward, “common sense” field of knowledge; the second was that, though commerce was not an abstruse field, it was businesspeople who understood it best. At the heart of this mercantile epistemology was the sense that the nation had one coherent business...

...Marynel Ryan Van Zee This article examines conceptions of the family, and the relationships within it, as checks to individual self-interest in German economic thought over the nineteenth century. Across various discourses, marriage and the family emerged as symbols of commitment to the common good...

.... This article situates Hobbes's arguments about populations in and among the common arguments for the movement of people in the seventeenth century. Hobbes rejected the natural law tradition of hospitality, which required that states take care of foreigners, and populationist arguments, which assumed...

... agenda in economics. His two major articles in this field seem to be unrelated. A common impression from these works and from Ramsey's interaction with other economists is that he was mostly a mathematician who was distracted by economists who from time to time sought his help with certain problems. Here...

...Niels-Henrik Topp The paper examines the Dane Jens Warming's published and unpublished works on fisheries economics from the period 1911–38. In 1911 Warming published a highly original article on the problems of open access to a common property resource. The article contains the same results as H...

... on archival sources that have only recently become available, we develop an account of this history that differs substantially from earlier studies. We find that, despite the differing policy prescriptions, the changing terminology, and the rhetorical claims at each time, some common threads about the idea...

... elements such as classical liberalism, physiocracy and mercantilism, protectionism, economic nationalism, Orthodox ethics, common sense, and a contradiction between economic policy objectives and means, among others. For this reason it is usually considered as immature economic thinking that is very hard...

...D. Wade Hands Revealed preference theory is not a specific theory; it is a broad programmatic framework for analyzing choice behavior. Within this broad framework there are a number of different revealed preference theories (different versions of the program)—they all share common features...

...Filippo Cesarano John Maynard Keynes put forward a number of proposals to reshape the international monetary system. Although variegated, they do have one characteristic in common—the rejection of freely flexible exchange rates—which, in a sense, is like a prism refracting the different shades...

... into the social dimensions and possibilities of the Cambridge psychological tradition as developed in the early twentieth century by F. C. Bartlett, points to substantial common ground. Correspondence may be addressed to Simon J. Cook at simonjohncook@gmail.com or to Tiziana Foresti, Baffi Carefin Centre...

... of economists. It then uses “control as a viewpoint” from which to study the history of the two disciplines. It reveals why behaviorism did not meet consumer demand theory during the “ordinalist / revealed preferences revolution” of the 1930s (i.e., the behaviorist myth), despite common methodological...