... . Wirtschaftsrechnung und Gemeinwirtschaft. Archiv für Sozialwissenschaft und Sozialpolitik 51 . März , E. 1981 . Die Bauer-Mises-Schumpeter-Kontroverse. Wirtschaftspolitische Blätter 28 . 4 : 66 -79 (with English summary). Mises , L. 1920 . Economic calculation in the socialist commonwealth...

...Nikolay Nenovsky; Tsvetelina Marinova Abstract This article presents the development of ideas on coordination between countries with socialist economic systems during World War II and in its immediate aftermath (1940–64). It studies the theoretical models of Hoselitz and the debates...

.... The fifth section investigates how those principles could make possible not only the institutions of a future just society but also the reform of the economic institutions of the time. 1. Three Socialistes Fraternitaires The beginning of the 1840s was a watershed for French socialists. Within...

... was perceived by his immediate environment as conservative. Indeed, he was a disciplined and loyal communist, never wavering in his service to what he believed to be the cause of the socialist project. But Friss was never a simpleton Stalinist. For one thing, he was a well-educated man. He studied economics...

... production and market exchanges in a socialist economy. The story suggests that Soviet economic discourse was neither homogeneous nor stable. Rather, it consisted of several subdiscourses of different levels of authoritativeness allowing for a certain stable core as an attribute of any authoritative...

... a Substantive Economic Theory .” Keizaiguschi-Kenkuya (The History of Economic Thought) 48 : 1 – 15 . Chaloupek Günter K. 1990 . “ The Austrian Debate on Economic Calculation in a Socialist Economy .” History of Political Economy 24 : 659 – 75 . Hayek Friedrich A. (1935) 1948...

... . “The ministry of production in the collectivist state” (1908). In F. A. Hayek, ed., Collectivist economic planning . London. Bergson , Abram 1952 . “Socialist economics.” In Howard S. Ellis, ed., A survey of contemporary economics . Homewood, Ill. Bergson , Abram 1967 . “Market socialism...

.... The Struggle over Structural Adjustment: Socialist Revolution versus Capitalist Counterrevolution in Yugoslavia and the World Johanna Bockman Scholars and activists have argued that structural adjustment policies, and the neoclassical economics that legitimates them, destroyed Keynesian- ism, developmentalism...

... an expansive, liberal public sphere, in order to argue for the central role of the family in containing the “egoism” of individual male economic actors and to link its moral status with the protection of private property. Rather than the reorganization of society proposed by their socialist competitors...

... by the German Reich during the National Socialist era. After the war Benning was appointed a member of the board of directors of the Deutsche Bundesbank for twenty-two years. As a student of Adolf Weber and his Munich school of economics, Benning's views were shaped by classical liberal rather than ordoliberal...

... of the links between economics and religion. In particular they rejected the idea of the necessity of a new religion and insisted instead on traditional Catho- lic ideas. But then political economy and religion were conceived as two pillars of a conservative order following the rise of socialist ideas...

... theoretical framework of social economics. The Birth of “Social Costs” out of the Spirit of the Socialist Calculation Debate The trajectory of the social costs discourse in the twentieth century is crucially shaped by the reaction of the Chicago school to American insti- tutionalism, including...

... are here to stay and ought to be improved” (“A Dummy Application,” 23 November 1953, box 99). The subject of his first published article already reflected such a concern. It was a response to “Economic Calculation in the Socialist Commonwealth,” the famous paper in which Ludwig von Mises (1920...

.... 1903 . Economic Notes on Insular Free Trade . New York : Longmans, Green . Benn C. 1992 . Keir Hardie . London : Hutchinson . Brown K. D. 1974 . “ The Anti-Socialist Union, 1908-49 .” In Essays in Anti-Labour History: Responses to the Rise of Labour in Britain , edited...

... that Marxist economists concerned with socialist economic planning have be- come increasingly interested in marginalist techniques with the very different and doubtful hypothesis that Marxian economists interested in analyzing capitalist reality have drawn anything significant from...

...- ronment. It began with ©irting with the boundaries of the ideational foun- dation of Soviet economics a teleological, holistic understanding of the state and economy (Zweynert 2018) to reverting to mere improve- ments in the functioning of the developed socialist economy.1 While some market-oriented...

...): 10 -17. Nell , Edward J. 1987 . Adolf Lowe. In The New Palgrave: A Dictionary of Economics , edited by John Eatwell, Murray Millgate, and Peter Newman. London: Macmillan. Niebuhr , Reinhold . 1938 . The Creed of Modern Christian Socialists. Radical Religion (Spring): 13 -18...

...: 355 -407, Homewood, Ill., 1952 . Baran , Paul A. The Political Economy of Growth . New York, 1957 . Baran , Paul A, , and Paul M. Sweezy. Monopoly Capital . New York, 1966 . Bergson , Abram. “Socialist Economics”. In Survey of Contemporary Economics , edited by Howard...

..., and Michał Kalecki—an economic expert on Marxism and a convinced Marxist. More precisely, he advised governments on the implementation of socialist five-year plans, drawing on the expertise he had acquired on Soviet planning before World War II. His personal archives are therefore full of correspondence...

... -24. Brus , W. General Problems of the Functioning of a Socialist Economy . Warsaw, 1961 . Campbell , R. W. “Marx, Kantorovich and Novozhilov: Stoimost' versus Reality.” Slavic Review , Oct. 1961 . Cerne , M. Planning and the Market Mechanism in the Economic Theory...