.... 2003 . Review of Friedrich Hayek: A Biography, by Alan Ebenstein. HOPE 35.2 : 346 -48. Book Reviews Hayekʼs Journey: The Mind of Friedrich Hayek. By Alan Ebenstein. New York: Palgrave, 2003. xix; 283 pp. $27.95. It is diffi cult to think of a good reason for the publication...

... richly variegated methodology and analysis. These are valuable and interesting books. The authors have provided signal ser- vice in reviewing, integrating, and evaluating a vast and difficult literature. Their blend of clarity in exposition and fair-minded appraisal is especially commend...

... an institutional aim that was fi nally realized in 1903 with the establishment of a new faculty of economics (77–78). The subsequent fl owering of the Cambridge school was, Groenewegen tells us, Marshall’s “living legacy” to the twentieth century (186). But in the 1880s Mar- shall also changes his mind...

...: Nordiska bibliofilsällskapet. Valda Avhandlingar . 1921- . Uppsala: Svenska Linnesällskapet. Underwriting the Oeconomy: Linnaeus on Nature and Mind Lisbet Rausing In its full brittle complexity, nature today exists only on our sufferance. Around us and in our company relatively few life...

...Lars Magnusson [email protected] Freedom and Capitalism in Early Modern Europe: Mercantilism and the Making of the Modern Economic Mind . By Philipp Robinson Rössner . Cham, Switzerland : Palgrave Macmillan , 2020 . 167 pp. $59.99 . Copyright 2022 by Duke...

... Its Mind . Chicago : University of Chicago Press . Fishburn P. C. 1989 . “Retrospective on the Utility Theory of von Neumann and Morgenstern.” Journal of Risk and Uncertainty 2 : 127 – 58 . Fishburn P. C. Wakker P. 1995 . “The Invention of the Independence...

... . A Culture of Growth: The Origins of the Modern Economy . Princeton, NJ : Princeton University Press . Muller Jerry Z. 2011 . The Mind and the Market: Capitalism in Modern European Thought . New York : Knopf . Myers Milton L. 1985 . The Soul of Modern Economic Man . Chicago...

...David Colander By Roger Frantz. New York: Springer , 2005 . 178 pp . 2006 Book Reviews Two Minds: Intuition and Analysis in the History of Economic Thought. By Roger Frantz. New York: Springer, 2005. 178 pp. Most of us know intuitively what intuition is, but as soon as we...

... accounting for two Victorians, George Eliot and William Stanley Jevons, in more detail. The philosopher of mind Alexander Bain recommended the use of mercantile accounting tools, Benjamin Franklin's moral algebra in particular, to harness the mind against emotional and myopic decision making. Bain's...

...Paul Lewis This article identifies the sources on which Friedrich Hayek drew in order to develop his understanding of the notion of emergence . It is widely acknowledged that the notion of emergence plays a significant role in Hayek's analyses of both the mind and the market. In Hayek's account...

... in mind. The variety of falsifications and their interconnections appear especially when carefully reading the monetary discourses of Jean Bodin, Juan de Mariana, and John Locke. These authors developed arguments about the limits of political powers in the context of currency management. A general claim...

... structures as means to make improvements in society. Second, Director believed that open-minded educators who challenged social injustice and prejudice were essential for social and economic reform. Third, Director adopted the critical and skeptical social philosophy of Thorstein Veblen and H. L. Mencken...

...Christina Laskaridis Abstract The name Margaret Marie Garritsen de Vries may not be the first that pops into people's minds when thinking about the International Monetary Fund. It is through her work, as the long-standing official Fund historian, that those interested in the Fund's history...

... in their opposition. The more reform-minded university professors, as well as the sociologists- economists of the Durkheimian school, were unenthusiastic about policies meant to safeguard competition because they viewed “excessive” market competition as destabilizing and wasteful. Finally, the most prominent experts...

... and enrich the concept of utility in his moral philosophy ironically largely precluded any development within his political economy of an idea of utility related to a psychological effect within the individual mind; in particular, this is due to the potential of such an interpretation to create an unwelcome...

... of revealed preference theory, viewed his contribution to the program and how he evaluated the different versions of revealed preference theory. The article will examine Das Paul Samuelson Problem: the question of whether Paul Samuelson changed his mind about the foundations (the nature, significance...

...Simon J. Cook; Tiziana Foresti The article discusses the historical relationship between economics and the tradition of experimental psychology established at Cambridge University. At the same time, we explore how the Cambridge model of the mind was implemented in the United States by Thorstein...

...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...

..., showing possibilities of an alternative—or a wider, more inclusive—genealogy of the modern economic mind, pointing out fresh ways of bringing together culture and economic development. Correspondence may be addressed to Philipp Robinson Rössner by email: [email protected]...

... abundant natural resources. While most improvement writers were patronized by the state and offered state-centered analyses, the protagonist of this essay, Anders Kempe (1622–1689), was a staunch critic of Sweden’s warmongering state. In his mind, the state had become an obstacle to true human flourishing...