...: German Economic Discourse, 1750–1950.By Keith Tribe. (Ideas in Context, no. 33.) Cambridge and New York: Cambridge Uni- versity Press, 1995. ix; 285 pp. $54.95. Knowing only its title, subtitle, and series title, I opened this book confident that I...

... 0 1987 by Duke University Press CCC 001 8-2702/87/$1.50 Mercantilism and “reform” mercantilism: the rise of economic discourse in Sweden during the eighteenth century Lars Magnusson I In Sweden during the Age...

... Keith . 1988 . Governing Economy: The Reformation of German Economic Discourse, 1750–1840 . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press . ———. 1995 . Strategies of Economic Order: German Economic Discourse, 1750–1950 . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press . ———. 2006 . “ Cameralism...

...Vivienne Brown Vivienne Brown teaches economics at the Open University in the United Kingdom. She is currently interested in the implications of contemporary literary theory for the development of economic discourse and has just completed Adam Smith’s Discourse: Canonicity, Commerce...

...- tion of Economic Discourse in Colonial Ireland. By Thomas A. Boylan and Tim- othy P. Foley. London: Routledge, 1992. 160 pp. $68.50. Boylan and Foley attempt to comprehensively cover the “propagation of political economy in Ireland at popular as well as at university level” (xi). Chapters...

... . The history of sexuality . Vol. 1 , An introduction. Trans. R. Hurley. New York. Kavanagh , J. H. , and T. E. Lewis 1982 . ‘Etienne Balibar and Pierre Macherey.’ Interview in Diacritics 12 ( Spring ): 46 -52. Klamer , A. Forthcoming. ‘Economics as discourse.’ In N. de Marchi and W...

... 1981 . ‘Linear rational expectations models for dynamically interrelated variables.’ In Lucas & Sargent 1981 . Hollis , Martin , and Edward J. Nell 1975 . Rational economic man . Cambridge. Klamer , Arjo 1981 . ‘New classical discourse: a methodological examination of rational...

... of the quite peculiar economic discourses on pilgrimages, balance-of-payment deficits, and indulgences that were prominent in the early 1520s in the German lands. Martin Luther picked up directly on the economic situation and economic discourses of his day, which were marked by crisis and depression. Debates...

...Oleg Ananyin; Denis Melnik The article traces trends in Soviet economic discourse from the 1920s until perestroika. We examine the works of leading political economists of this period through the lens of debates on market exchanges under socialism—the central theoretical issue of the political...

..., serves equally to discuss connections and continuities in the enlightened economic discourse, in which the State-interventionist perspectives are combined rather than opposed to the emergent discourse on economic freedom. Correspondence may be addressed to Alexandre Mendes Cunha, Department...

...Chris Godden Many interwar British economists actively engaged in public economic discourse. Any investigation into these popular economic writings forces the historian to appreciate the frailty, novelty, and, most importantly, sheer extent of the material available. Such popular (nonacademic...

... which Samuelson and Solow, in particular, addressed these issues was peculiar to economic discourse. Correspondence may be addressed to [email protected] . This article was written with the support of a Junior Research Fellowship from Imperial College London. Archival work was conducted...

...Adriana Luna-Fabritius Although it has been argued that Cameralism had a prominent place in the formation of the modern economic mind and that public happiness was a crucial intersection of early modern economic discourses, its (re) discovery by mainstream economics has been considered partial...

... special issue, some basic assumptions, as well as the broad contributions made by subsequent papers to the study of Cameralism not only as a near pan-European economic discourse during the early modern period, but also how different authors from a Cameralist vantage point and spectrum contributed to rise...

...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...

... often in the past has been acknowledged as an expression of—German. as it were—exceptionalism to the general history of economic doctrine and thinking. Cameralism as Sonderweg of German Mercantilism? Lars Magnusson In recent years there has been a renewed interest in Cameralism, both as a discourse...

.... Skinner. Indianapolis: Liberty Fund. Stern, Philip, and Carl Wennerlind, eds. 2014. Mercantilism Reimagined: Political Economy in Early Modern Britain and its Empire. New York: Oxford University Press. Tribe, Keith. 1988. Governing Economy: The Reformation of German Economic Discourse, 1750 1840...

...Raphaël Fèvre This article analyzes the ordoliberal discourse in the early postwar period (1946–50) and the way it gained traction on the political stage. My contention is that the ordoliberals sought to establish a continuity between the economic order of the Nazis and the administration...

...Robert W. Dimand The American economist Irving Fisher (1867-1947) combined his work as a scientific economist, addressed to his fellow economists, with sustained and vigorous participation in public discourse, trying to change public policy and to reform attitudes and behavior by teaching...

... and convince skeptics into a theoretical discourse in which he elucidated the main problem at stake in the controversy and investigated the conditions British Tariff Reform Controversy and Pigou’s Wealth and Welfare 47 under which it could become a legitimate object of economic policy. In 1906, he...