... be a valuable addition to the library of every historian of eco- nomic thought. Professor Groenewegen is to be complimented on the achieve- ment of bringing these writings together in such a useful way. Auburn University ROBERTF. HEBERT The Machinery Question...

...Barry S. Clark David Martin. Hull: University of Hull Publications, 1981. Pp. 61. #3-95 paperback. Copyright © 1983 by Duke University Press 1983 284 History of Political Economy 152 (1983) John Stuart Mill and the land question. By David Martin. Hull: University of Hull...

... on the problems of market and industrialization in Russia (1882–1899) and its classical foundations. Journal of European Economic History . 12 . 1 (Spring). Amato , S. 1983b . Bucharin e la questione del “Tuganismo applicato.” Annali della Scuola Normale, Superiore de Pisa 13 . 3 . Bleaney...

... on a substantial question. Chapter 7 is devoted to Veblen and the “sociol- ogy of control.” Drawing on a previous author, one who with all due respect is not to be called a leading theorist in contemporary sociology, Tilman claims control to be sociology’s central notion (167), and he goes on to discuss...

.... Young, Warren. 1987 . Interpreting Mr. Keynes . Boulder, Colo.: Westview Press. Hawtrey on the Keynesian Multiplier: A Question of Cognitive Dissonance? James C. W. Ahiakpor Robert Dimand (1997, 554) claims that Ralph Hawtrey was a “multiplier pioneer [who] overlooked his own contribution...

... . Keynes, Lerner, and the Question of Public Debt Tony Aspromourgos In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is. —Attributed to L. P. (“Yogi”) Berra The question...

.... 1971 . The Social and Economic Thought of Robert Owen. Robert Owen: Prince of Cotton Spinners . Edited by John Butt. Newton Abbot, England: David & Charles. Owenism and the Malthusian Population Question, 1815-1835 Russell Dean The population theory of T. R. Malthus (the idea...

... applied his method of rational reconstructions (with their attendant falsifying footnotes) to question con- ventional approaches to the history of science. Throughout, Lakatos was searching for rationality in a world where one knows that all one’s beliefs are false. In such a world, rationality has...

...” or not, is usefully attached to Keynes. I rather am concerned with the issue of how Keynesian historiography has dealt with the anti-Semitism question. That is, I am concerned with the role that Keynes’s possible anti-Semitism has played in Keynesian scholarship and how the community of Keynes scholars has treated...

... to the question of railways. The Sydney Magazine of Science and Art 1 : 124 -28. Seligman , Ben B. 1962 . Main currents in modern economics: economic thought since 1870 . New York. Whately , Richard [1832] 1966 . Introductory lectures on political economy . Reprint of the 2d ed. New York...

... Keynesian Economics 16.3 : 391 -409. Worswick, G. D. N. 1977 . Kalecki at Oxford, 1940–44. Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics 39.1 : 19 -29. Keynes on Kalecki’s Theory of Taxation: Contents Approved, Method Questioned Nicolò De Vecchi An important issue in the correspondence...

... of Questions” Kelly Johnson I learned a great deal from this paper, which is not surprising, as I am neither a historian nor an economist. I am by training a theologian, but I’m here because I have found some economists to be interesting inter- locutors for my theological reflection. I have a theory...

... Population Questions,” appears in English translation below. The Theory of Population is mainly a statistical revision of Wicksell’s earlier lectures. The main body of the text is, according to its author, essentially unchanged. This little volume was prepared for the Swedish student...

... questions of His day, Studies in the Bible and Early Christianity, Vol. 8. By Douglas E. Oakman. Lewiston, N.Y.: The Edwin Mel- len Press, 1986. Pp. 319. This is the publication of a revised version of the author’s doctoral dissertation, originally submitted to the Graduate Theological Union...

...Robert M. Solow Copyright 2009 by Duke University Press 2009 Does Growth Have a Future? Does Growth Theory Have a Future? Are These Questions Related? Robert M. Solow I do intend to provide answers, at least my answers, to the questions that make up the title of this talk. Before...

... by Professor Patinkin. Loughborough University J. R. PRESLEY Introduzione alla questione sociale By LCon Walras. Edited by Gaspare de Caro. Rome: lstituto della Enciclopedia Italiana, 1980. Pp. 355. No price listed. In this book a number of contributions of Lton Walras...

... the depths of British ignorance about the region, the travelers ultimately questioned the very ability to observe on the part of the agents , that is, themselves. The travelers asked questions—about epistemologies, ontologies, and how to observe—that political economists did not. Wealthy and middle...

...: The Making of Modern Identity . Cambridge : Harvard University Press . Williams Bernard . 1985 . Ethics and the Limits of Philosophy . London : Fontana . Main Presentation “In a Space of Questions”: A Reflection on Religion and Economics at the Beginning of the Twenty-First...

... The Entwinement of Religion and Economics: Comments on Bradley Bateman’s “In a Space of Questions” Barbara Herrnstein Smith It has always been hard, it seems, to keep the moneychangers out of the temple or to say exactly where the temple steps end and the marketplace begins. Comparably close...

...Till Düppe This essay reflects on historiographical questions that are related to the fact that we write history of that which is still remembered by living persons, which, in practical terms, poses questions of conflicts of interest. Going through different sources of cooperation and conflict, I...