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...Bruce A. Pietrykowski Alfred Schutz and the Economists Bruce A. Pietrykowski Introduction The economics discipline has entered a period of exploration and crit- ical self-consciousness regarding questions of method and discourse (Klamer, McCloskey, and Solow 1988; Samuels 1989c...

... Academy of Sciences . 1959 . “Heinrich Gomperz.” In Österreichisches biographisches Lexikon 1815–1950 , 2 : 30 – 31 . Bachmann F. Behnke H. Franz W. . 1972 . “In memoriam Kurt Reidemeister.” Mathematische Annalen 199 : 1 – 11 . Barber M. 2012 . “Alfred Schutz...

... University Press. 748 History of Political Economy 29:4 (1997) from Mannheim, Wittgenstein, and something called “the rationality de- bate.” The traditions of phenomenology in sociology via Schutz and Peter Berger and Luckmann and ethnomethodology via Garfinkle were also not insignificant...

... 6 . 3 : 211 -12. Koppl , Roger G. 1994 . Lachmann on Schutz and Shackle. In Advances in Austrian Economics , vol. 1 , edited by Peter J. Boettke and Mario J. Rizzo, 289 -302. Greenwich, Conn.: JAI. Koppl , Roger G. 1996 . Mises and Schutz on Ideal Types. Cultural Dynamics 9...

.... The relationship between psychology and political economy was introduced to the circle by Hayek, who had previously worked on the subject. 6 Braun recalled that Alfred Schütz took accurate notes on the topics discussed by Mises's Kreis . 7 Mises made sure that monetary theory was discussed at meetings...

... the criteria of meaning, and to achieve such objectives he appealed to practice as the only benchmark available to the human mind. Truth was 10. A. Schutz, The Phenomenology of the Social World (Evanston, 1967), pp. 97 ff.; A. N. Whitehead, Science and the Modern World (New York, 1948)) p. 200...

..., Felix Kaufmann, Fritz Machlup, Rosenstein- Rodan, Karl Schlesinger, Alfred Schütz, and others, that I learned how to discuss and debate. In terms of the Austrian economic lineage, just as Mayer had looked to von Wieser, so Mises was closer to Böhm-Bawerk. The latter had been finance minister...

..., however, acknowledge the importance of Hayek’s ideas about “scientism.” Another on methodology by Alfred Schütz connects up well with the just-mentioned Machlup essay, but again, it does not deal with Mises. Neither is Mises mentioned in an essay by Machlup on equilibrium and disequilib- rium...

... by Alfred Schütz connects up well with the just-mentioned Machlup essay, but again, it does not deal with Mises. Neither is Mises mentioned in an essay by Machlup on equilibrium and disequilib- rium, itself a rather standard mainstream piece of work, nor in Gottfried Haberler’s essay on the business...

... of Hayek’s ideas about “scientism.” Another on methodology by Alfred Schütz connects up well with the just-mentioned Machlup essay, but again, it does not deal with Mises. Neither is Mises mentioned in an essay by Machlup on equilibrium and disequilib- rium, itself a rather standard mainstream piece...

... of Hayek’s ideas about “scientism.” Another on methodology by Alfred Schütz connects up well with the just-mentioned Machlup essay, but again, it does not deal with Mises. Neither is Mises mentioned in an essay by Machlup on equilibrium and disequilib- rium, itself a rather standard mainstream piece...

..., however, acknowledge the importance of Hayek’s ideas about “scientism.” Another on methodology by Alfred Schütz connects up well with the just-mentioned Machlup essay, but again, it does not deal with Mises. Neither is Mises mentioned in an essay by Machlup on equilibrium and disequilib- rium...

... of Hayek’s ideas about “scientism.” Another on methodology by Alfred Schütz connects up well with the just-mentioned Machlup essay, but again, it does not deal with Mises. Neither is Mises mentioned in an essay by Machlup on equilibrium and disequilib- rium, itself a rather standard mainstream piece...

... Frohlich and Eric Voegelin; the philosophers Felix Kaufmann and Alfred Schutz; and a young lawyer who through the vagaries of his forced emigration would become the first Curator of the Musical Instruments Collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Emanuel Winternitz. Eventually...

... Dilthey's influence on Mises's view of history, and by way of the interpretive sociologists Max Weber and Alfred Schutz. An attempt to reinterpret Mises's method in more hermeneutical terms was made in Lavoie 1986. Ebeling's work (1986, 1991) has drawn from Paul Ricoeur, and my own has taken inspiration...

.... 363 364 History of Political Economy 16:3 (1984) (a theoretical device with antecedents in the works of Max Weber, Alfred Schutz, and Fritz Machlup), and an approach to institutional development that draws heavily upon ideas found in the writings of Carl Menger, Fried- rich von Hayek...

..., Machlup, Schütz, and Rosenstein-Rodan; and philosophers of law Kauf- mann and Schreier. John Van Sickle, diary, 18 September 1930, AIRAC, folder 36. 94  History of Political Economy 43:1 (2011) a way of dealing with the trade deficit. Instead of resorting to public works as a means of countering...

... concept of taxation, Schmoller on health economics, 10. For examples of the increasing interest in “old” economics, see Hodgson 1993a, Brown 1998, Witt 1992, Stadler 1983, Heidenreich 1994, Reuter 1994, Priddat 1995, Penz and Wilkop 1996, Schellschmidt 1997, Peukert 1998a, Schütze 1998, and Nau...

..., and also the philosopher Alfred Schutz. This seminar apparently was all that kept the Austrian intellectual tradition alive during those years, even in Austria. Mises was by his own account always an outsider to academic circles. The only formal teaching position that he ever held was as professor...

... Schütz, 42–54. Essen, Germany: Klartext. [Heeren, Ludwig Arnold]. 1806. Review of Statistik der Europäischen Staaten, bear- beitet von Conrad Mannert, and of Statistik des Deutschen Reiches, von Conrad Mannert. Göttingische Gelehrte Anzeigen 2.84:833–40. . 1807. Review of Ueber die...