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...). Copyright © 1998 by Duke University Press 1998 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...

... for their exceptionally helpful comments on an earlier draft of this essay. Copyright 2016 by Duke University Press 2016 laissez-faire common good welfare state George Eliot Henry Sidgwick References Alborn Timothy L. 1995 . “The Moral of the Failed Bank: Professional Plots in the Victorian...

... 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...

...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...

...Paul Erickson Abstract This article explores the place of game theory in Elinor Ostrom's groundbreaking studies of nonmarket institutions for managing common-pool resources (CPRs) from the 1980s onward. While game theory had been associated with the study of CPRs since at least the later 1960s...

...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...

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...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...

... 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...

.... 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...

...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...

... as shared between the prince and the common man, Schröder came to differ on the issue of labor-saving technology and its use in manufacturing workhouses. Despite championing absolutism, Schröder related studies of natural science, technology, and society in more integrated and less hierarchical ways than...

... economics in the discipline. We identified different elements to understand how feminist economists coexist under the same umbrella. Feminist economists' common frustration about economics' resistance to including feminist perspectives is central. The main sources for this paper are seventeen semistructured...

... 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...

... 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 [email protected] or to Tiziana Foresti, Baffi Carefin Centre...

... hypothesis hinges on his definition of socialism. We build on previous works contextualizing and interpreting The Road to Serfdom by examining the common definitions of socialism, capitalism, and the welfare state primarily between 1930 and 1950 according to (1) socialist intellectuals, especially those...

..., and policy issues, these reactions were characterized by their common questioning of the empirical and practical relevance of the Lucas critique. References Acosta Juan Pinzón-Fuchs Erich 2018 . “ Macroeconometric Modeling and the SSRC’s Committee on Economic Stability, 1959–1963 .” CHOPE...