.... … Translated by J. T. Desaguliers, LLD, FRS, Chaplain to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. London: T. Parker, 1742. A Collection of Various Extracts, in Prose and Verse, from the London Publications, Relative to the Museum, in Spring Gardens; Containing Many Favourable Testimonies and Judicious...

...Thomas Uebel Far from having become a dusty museum piece the socialist calculation debate continues to afford a focus for explorations of the conceptual foundations for challenges to orthodox political economy. Here Otto Neurath’s radical stance in the socialist calculation debate...

... Society of Vienna]. Reprinted in Neurath 1973, 18–28. Neurath , Otto . [1925] 1973 . Gesellschafts- und Wirtschaftsmuseum in Wien. Österreichische Gemiende-Zeitung 2.16. Translated as “The Social and Economic Museum in Vienna,” in Neurath 1973, 214. Neurath , Otto . [1928] 1973...

... published in 1963, was “the first British economist of modern times to analyze the economic role of the state in support for the arts in financing public museums and galleries” and that he was followed soon after by Alan Peacock (1969), who had been a junior col- league at the London School of Economics...

... boulevard du Port, 95011 Cergy-Pontoise cedex, France ( [email protected] ). In the course of this research, we benefited from the material help of several institutions, including Duke University, EconomiX, INED, the Museum of Science and Industry (Chicago), the Sophia Smith Collection at Smith College...

... valua- tion, and enquires what consequences follow in regard to certain aspects of behavior” (30). As such, economics cannot tell us whether we ought to have art, or in what form or amount, whether the arts ought to be sub- sidized, public museums built, and so on. Robbins (1971b, 175–76) rec...

... of the better-known manuscripts are “Treatise of Tripartite Exchange” (1610) and “A Treatise of the Royal Merchant of Great Britain” (1610). 6. Many are found in the Caesar papers in the collection of Additional Manuscripts housed in the British Museum. 338 HISTORY OF POLITICAL ECONOMY...

... was deeply involved in 2008–9 in Vision and Design: A Year of Bloomsbury—a multidisciplinary program exploring the Bloomsbury Group. The accompanying exhibition at the Nasher Museum of Art on the Duke campus, A Room of Their Own: The Bloomsbury Artists in Amer- ican Collections, included art from his...

... Dictionary of National Biography . 1992 . Oxford: Oxford University Press. Duncan , Carol , and Alan Wallach. 1980 . The Universal Survey Museum. Art History (December) 3 : 447 -69. Edel , Leon . 1949 . The Complete Plays of Henry James . London: Rupert-Hart Davis. Edel , Leon...

... of the great art historian and entrepreneur Bernard Berenson, working for a time at Villa I Tatti in Florence. His career was exceptionally success- ful, first as arts administrator (keeper of the Department of Fine Art at the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, 1931–33; surveyor of the king’s pic- tures, 1934–44...

... Rates in the United Kingdom, 1861–1957 .” Economica 25 ( 100 ): 283 – 99 . Reserve Bank of New Zealand . Undated . About the Reserve Bank Museum . Samuelson Paul Solow Robert . 1960 . “ Analytical Aspects of Anti-Inflation Policy .” American Economic Review 50 ( May...

... on earlier drafts. Quotations from unpublished Keynes Papers copyright The Provost and Scholars of King's College, Cambridge; those from the Arts Council of Great Britain(now in the Victoria and Albert Museum) are with the permission of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office; and those from...

... Printing Office. 2: 1294 -97. Zilczer , Judith . 1978 . “The Noble Buyer”: John Quinn, Patron of the Avant-Garde . Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press for the Hirschhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden. International Commerce in the Fine Arts and American Political Economy, 1789–1913...

... , and Forbes Watson. 1936 . Art in Federal Buildings. Vol. 1. Mural Designs, 1934–1936 . Baltimore: John D. Lucas. Cahill , Holger . 1936 . New Horizons in American Art . New York: Museum of Modern Art. Cahill , Holger . 1957 . Reminiscences of Holger Cahill . New York: Columbia University...

... . In Ginsburgh and Throsby 2006 , 25 – 68 . Helsinger Elizabeth . 1994 . Ruskin and the Politics of Viewing: Constructing National Subjects . Harvard University Art Museums Bulletin 3.1 : 7 – 26 . Hewison Robert . 2010 . “No Wealth but Life”: Ruskin and Cultural Value . 2010 Mikimoto...

..., Books, and Manuscripts . Exhibition catalog, Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge. Shone, Richard. 1996 . Bloomsbury Portraits: Vanessa Bell, Duncan Grant, and Their Circle . London: Phaidon. Skidelsky, Robert. 1992 . John Maynard Keynes: The Economist as Saviour (1920-37) . New York: Penguin...

...- ster Abbey still stands; however, the “beastly monuments to fools and knaves, which once blocked it up” (69), have been removed. Other old buildings, including the British Museum and the National Gallery, have been spared because their collections are considered curious and worth preserving...

... . A Rage for Exhibitions: The Display and Viewing of Wedgwood's Frog Service. In The Genius of Wedgwood , edited by Hilary Young. London: Victoria & Albert Museum. Barrell , John . 1986 . The Political Theory of Painting from Reynolds to Hazlitt . New Haven, Conn.: Yale University Press...

... by William Pickering. This firm became Pickering and Chatto in the 1880s, and eventually the present firm of Chatto and Windus. They have advised that their records do not include any Malthusiana. 26. Examples of Cazenove’s handwriting occur in the British Museum copy of J. Cazenove...

... on the Commerce of the United States .” In The American Museum, or, Universal Magazine , edited by Carey Mathew , March–July . George Henry . (1879) 1953 . Progress and Poverty: An Inquiry into the Cause of Industrial Depressions and the Increase of Want with Increase in Wealth; the Remedy...