... Metaphor: Nature's Place in Victorian Culture . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Benevolence, Sympathy, and Hume’s Model of Government: How Different Is New Political Economy from Classical Political Economy? Alain Marciano What a malignant philosophy must...

... University Press 1998 Putting a Different Spin on QALYs: Beyond a Sociological Critique Joshua Cohen In their Health and Efficiency: A Sociology of Health Economics, Mal­ colm Ashmore, Michael Mulkay, and Trevor Pinch ( a m p ) devote several chapters to the concept of quality-adjusted life...

...? Cambridge, Mass. : MIT Press . Ward Benjamin . 1972 . What’s Wrong with Economics? London : Macmillan . Rigor versus Relevance in Economic Theory: A Plea for a Different Methodological Perspective Andrea Salanti Since the publication of Mark Blaug’s Cambridge Revolution...

... Early Hicks and Keynesian monetary theory: different views on liquidity preference Jukka Pekkarinen I The last fifteen years have been a period of theoretical self-criticism for the Keynesian tradition. It started as a discussion of whether the Keynesian...

... differences A. W. Coats, University of Nottingham Introduction Specialization is an inescapable concomitant of modern scholarship. Yet as Jacob Viner once wisely observed: “Men are not narrow in their intellectual interests by nature; it takes special and rigorous...

... University Press CCC 00 1 8-2702/85/$1.50 Method, analysis, and politics in Max Weber: disentangling Marxian affinities and differences James W. Russell I. Introduction In the voluminous interpretative literature on Max Weber’s...

... Copyright © 1976 by Duke University Press 1976 1. This chapter reproduces, with some minor deletions and changes, Sections II-V and VII of my review article on “The Collected Writings of John Maynard Keynes: From the Tract to the General Theory ” (1975). 2. Differences...

.... : Princeton University Press . Young R. A. Yager C. A. . 1960 . “ The Economics of ‘Bills Preferably.’ ” Quarterly Journal of Economics 74 ( 3 ): 341 – 73 . Are There Important Differences between Classical and Twenty- First-Century Monetary Theories? Did the Keynesian...

... formulations). Measurements of development thus became direct measures of socioeconomic difference, not just between nations, but also within nations. This change was designed to create numbers that would be effective in capturing and communicating those differences in ways usable for both policy and public...

... . Warnke Georgia . 1987 . Gadamer: hermeneutics, tradition and reason . Carnage : Polity Press . Winograd Terry , and Flores Fernando . 1986 . Understanding computers and Cognition . Norwood, N.J. : Ablex . Understanding differently: hermeneutics and the spontaneous order...

... than it was a technocratic theory and practice of how best to obtain them—a progressive method of economic governance. Though American economics cast its vocational lot with the regulatory state, left and right progressive economists offered different visions of the state's role in economic life...

...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...

... of contracts. Because Exxon went explicitly public in the Exxon Valdez case, this veil can be partially lifted. In contrast with Public Trustees, who submitted a monetary damage estimate to the Court, Exxon decided to follow a radically different strategy: it organized an all-out assault on the method by which...

...) economic argument underpinning the invisible hand of the Theory of Moral Sentiments . It is quite different from the invisible hand argument of the Wealth of Nations , not because of any conflict but because they address different questions. The argument in the Theory of Moral Sentiments allowed Smith...

...John Staddon Choice behavior is studied differently in humans and in animals, and different theories have arisen to explain the results. I suggest that an approach derived from animal studies is also appropriate for human choice. Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky's prospect theory , a popular two...

... at odds with the common sentiment of the community of statisticians contemporary with them, a community that was highly skeptical about statistical inference grounded on probabilities. Their trajectories, however, differed, diverted by their entanglement with Stanford for Hotelling and Harvard for Wilson...

... and the movement of individuals through the Viennese intellectual community between 1918 and 1930. This has then been visualized as a social network, highlighting the interrelationships between individuals, seminars, and different fields of study in Vienna in this period. By linking the structure of social...