... . New York: Oxford University Press. Waterman , A. M. C. 1998 . Reappraisal of “Malthus the Economist,” 1933–97. HOPE 30 . 2 : 293 -334. The Last Sixty-Five Years of Malthus Scholarship John Pullen The unenviable task of surveying the last sixty-five years of Malthus...

... . Britain's Industrial Future . London: E. Benn. Scholarship in Deficit: Buchanan and Wagner on John Maynard Keynes Bradley W. Bateman What went wrong? It is, of course, part of the human psyche to turn first to the “evil man” theory for potentially satisfying explanation, modified...

... Analysis by Paul A Samuelson . Journal of the American Statistical Association 43 , no. 243 : 497 – 99 . Kenneth Boulding s Visual Imagination: From Textbooks to Scholarship, 1941 62 Philippe Fontaine As American economics was entering a new age, a remarkable book appeared that investigated...

... Copyright 2015 by Duke University Press 2015 HOPE Surveys of Recent Scholarship in the History of Economics When the first issue of History of Political Economy appeared in 1969, historians of economics were not much separated by their topics of spe- cialization. In contrast...

.... JACK AMARIGLIO The left academy: Marxist scholarship on American campuses. Bertell Ollman and Edward Vernoff, editors. New York: McGraw-Hill 1982. Pp. 290. $8.95. Marx: theJirst 100 years. David McLellan, editor. New York: St. Martin’s Press, 1983. Pp. 316. $19.95. Radical economics...

... the University of) Manchester. Keynes reported that a recently discovered set of student lecture notes confirmed his argument. He was subsequently accused of poor scholarship in that regard, because the contents of the one known set of student notes did not tally with his description. It is shown here, however...

... the surrounding political and polemical context of its writing and publication. Our article contributes to recent scholarship on the history of the complex relationships between conservatism and free-market ideas. It also provides a case study in the history of economic thought on discrimination and minorities...

... by new scholarship; that the Glasgow edition began publication for the 1976 bicentenary of The Wealth of Nations was at the time thought only fitting for a writer then treated as the property of economists. But by comparing Ricardo's Principles with Smith's Wealth of Nations we can better understand...

...Donald E. Frey Richard T. Ely's economic methodology was heavily influenced by the scholarship of nineteenth-century liberal German Protestantism. It held that religious beliefs, even scripture, were not final truths but evolving expressions of historical experience. Thus historical and empirical...

... anthropology, but as a case study in how methodological exclusivity can result in flawed scholarship and in the stunting of interdisciplinary initiatives. Copyright 2010 by Duke University Press 2010 I have benefited from comments by Richard Adelstein, Charles Hanson, Eliot Neaman, participants...

... vanished both from the faculty and from the graduate program around 2010. The cost of this decline to current education and scholarship is suggested at the end of the narrative. Correspondence may be addressed to Peter Temin, Department of Economics, MIT, 77 Massachusetts Avenue, Room E18-276...

... that the present volume will go some way toward addressing this lacuna, both directly and by stimulating additional scholarship exploring this important facet of the history of economics. Correspondence may be addressed to Alain Marciano, University of Montpellier, Department of Economics, Rue Raymond Dugrand...

... by Forraign Trade . This article introduces the present author's English translation of Hilferding's article on mercantilism, titled “The Early Days of English Political Economy,” previously available only in German, and contextualizes it in the framework of the history of Marxist scholarship. References...

...” 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...

...György Péteri Patron-client relations were a ubiquitous feature of cultural and academic life under the state socialist social order, as were networks crisscrossing the borderlines between the domains of political power and scholarship. Awareness of and due attention to such relations and networks...

... the reader knows their own biases and compensates for them. That is the challenge of scholarship. (215) The reason for presenting this longer quotation is that this call for scholarship, against “the tyranny of metrics” (276), is the core message of the book, where scholarship is not only about knowing...

... Cristiano, Luca Fantacci, Annalisa Rosselli, Eleonora Sanfilippo, and Claudio Sardoni. The original papers date from 2002 to 2018 and like the Fighting Market Failure volume reflect the state of more recent Keynes scholarship. They also reflect Marcuzzo s remarkable knowledge and understanding of Keynes s...

... Scholarship. Journal of Economic Literature 16.1 : 56 -83. Ross, Ian Simpson. 1995 . The Life of Adam Smith . Oxford: Clarendon Press. Samuelson, Paul A. 1992 . The Overdue Recovery of Adam Smith's Reputation as an Economic Theorist. In Adam Smith's Legacy:His Place in the Development of Modern...

... Communities. HOPE 26 . 197 -98. Comment Michael S. Lawlor I complement Jacky Cox on a job well done and welcome her careful and well-crafted presentation of the history, structure, and current use of the raw material of which Keynes scholarship is made. As Jacky says, “this is a paper...