..., F-42023 Saint-Etienne, France; email: [email protected] . Copyright © 2019 Duke University Press 2019 Keywords socialism utopian socialism bible Christianity slogans References Anonymous . 1831a . “ Mysticisme constitutionnel .” Le Globe 7 , no. 114...

... On Poverty and Riches. The rise of utopian socialism. The economic viewpoints of Thomas More and Tommaso Campanella. Mercantilism as the first school of bourgeois political economy. Character- istics of mercantilism in individual countries. PART11: THE ECONOMICDOCTRINES...

.... 2008 . “ Louis Blanc: La république au service du socialisme .” Law thesis , Université Robert Schuman , Strasbourg . Cohen G. 2009 . Why Not Socialism? Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press . Considérant V. 1833 . “ La civilisation ruinant les pauvres: Exemple de...

... was the fundamental reason for its demise.l The desire to seek a better material and/or moral life wRich led many men toward utopian social theories and experi- ments in tRe first half of the nineteenth century thus took a different twist with Warren. To him, the lack of respect for individual...

... Interests,” which in Reid’s view were so often opposed to “that of the Publick” (287). Was Reid’s discussion of Priestley of purely philosophical interest? What link, if any, was there to that of his second lecture, on a utopian social order? The connection runs via eighteenth-century Scottish phys...

... (1948, 213) label him as a “utopian communist” while John Fred Bell (1967, 358) relegates Utopia to the status of “a book in socialist literature.” Lewis H. Haney (1949, 114) characterizes Utopia as a “humanist” work produced in a period of social crisis and depression, expressing “both...

... Publishing. Kurer , Oskar . 1992 . John Stuart Mill and Utopian Socialism. Economic Record 68 . 202 : 222 -32. Mill , J. S. [various dates] 1909 . Principles of Political Economy . Edited by W. J. Ashley. Reprint, New York: Augustus M. Kelley. Mill , J. S. [various dates] 1972...

... definition of ecological economics. Ecological economic thought before ecological economics is then characterized by two main features. First, the idea that the economy is embedded in social activities and the natural world leads to the property of the common ontology of the social and the natural worlds...

... denigrated the schemes and experiments of many of their socialist contemporaries as “utopian.” In Critique of the Gotha Programme, in 1875, Marx distinguished “lower” and “higher” phases of postcapitalist society, customarily designated as socialism and (full) communism (Marx 1932, 2:562-65...

...- complished-a mammoth task, as he concedes-then changes in the basic aims, social structure, and intellectual organisation of the sciences will be required. This objective may indeed seem utopian, yet it is presented with great vigour, logic, and persuasiveness which effectively counteracted...

.... 25. 248 HISTORY OF POLITICAL ECONOMY great interest in Utopian socialism, writing a monograph on Proudhon (1891) ;this was followed by one on John Stuart Mill (1892). None of these was a major work. Tugan’s first major work was undoubtedly the astonishing mas- ter’s...

...-Mamian, utopian socialism.” He believes this to be so because Veblen’s elitist proclivities support revolution from above rather than from below; he downplays the key problem of organizing the mass base, the problem of anticipated political repression. Davis concludes that Veblen’s endorse- ment...

...Phillip W. Magness; James R. Harrigan In this article we explore the intellectual origins of John Maynard Keynes’s “Economic Possibilities” by introducing evidence of its parallels to a similar utopian message in H. G. Wells’s obscure didactic novel, The World of William Clissold (1926). Drawing...

... written in 1816 (p. 311). By contrast, the copies McCulloch sent to Ricardo brought prompt and courteous letters of ac- knowledgment. In her treatment of Malthus’ contributions to economic and social thought, James cannot be said to break any new ground. Although she touches upon vir- tually...

... . New York: Augustus M. Kelley. Gross , Edward . 1969 . Change in Technological and Scientific Developments and Its Impact on the Occupational Structure. In The Engineers and the Social System , edited by Robert Perucci and Joel E. Gerstl. New York: John Wiley & Sons. Haber , Samuel...

.... Mill, which dominated instruction in economics in Denmark into the early years of the twentieth century. On the other hand, socialism, whether of the utopian or the Marxist kind, found no academic audience whatever (and hardly any popular audience) in Denmark until after the turn...

... Zukunftsstaat: Carl Ballod’s vision of a leisure-oriented socialism Nicholas W.Balabkins At the time of Ballod’s death in 1931 the New York Times obituary referred to him as a “worldfamed economist, who was one of the first modem explorers of Palestine Today, however, Carl Ballod...

... of the citizenry. On the other hand, it is not to be confused with coeval con- ceptions of the state that were metaphysical (J. G. Fichte, G. W. F. Hegel) or utopian (classical economics, Marxism), or with the twentieth-century vogue for a social science (Soziulwissenschuft) that reduces the state...

... utopian city was nothing more than a huge man farm from whence the king would levy some slice of population to graft onto the decayed social tissue of his kingdom in order to restore the “blood” of the French nation: “In one hun- dred years we would have produced a blood so pure and so beautiful...

..., that lead his monetary system to the paradox of ultimately denying the very kind of social division of labor that he sees as eternal. According to Marx, Gray’s mistaken appreciation of commodity production and money lead him to the utopian view that alterations in money would suffice to modify...