.... Mosteller, Frederick, and Philip Nogee. 1951. An Experimental Measurement of Utility. Journal of Political Economy 59, no. 5: 371 404. Towards an Economics of Natural Equals: A Documentary History of the Early Virginia School. By David M. Levy and Sandra J. Peart. Cambridge: Cam- bridge University Press...

...Craufurd D. Goodwin Duke University Press 2007 Bell, Clive. 1928 . Civilization . London: Chatto and Windus. Bell, Quentin. 1972 . Virginia Woolf: A Biography . London: Hogarth. Forster, Edward Morgan. 1910 . Howards End . London: Arnold. Fry, Roger. [1909] 1998 . An Essay...

...Charles G. Leathers History of Political Economy 18:3 0 1986 by Duke University Press CCC 0018-2702/86/$ I .50 Gladstonian finance and the Virginia School of public finance: comment...

...Steven G. Medema Public choice is one of the few examples of a “creative community” emerging from within the professional academic structures of economics in the postwar period. This article examines the early development of the public choice movement at the University of Virginia and how...

...Craufurd D. Goodwin The Bloomsbury group was a multidisciplinary association of friends who came together early in the twentieth century. It contained John Maynard Keynes and others who had an interest in economic questions, including the art critic Roger Fry, the novelists Virginia Woolf and E. M...

..., an effort that has been missed because it never led to any published work. Finally, the article examines Hayek's attempt to articulate a theory of the market process, one that would be at the same level of generality as the economic calculus, in lectures he gave at the University of Virginia. He never...

... revolutions from two different traditions: the systems analysis perspective of the RAND Corporation and the rational choice analysis from the public choice school of Virginia. We situate their views with reference to explanations offered by other social scientists, especially modernization and relative...

... of the millennium (Brennan, Kliemt, and Tollison 1999–2002 ). Buchanan did not actively engage in politics, but he was an academic institution builder: he cofounded the Thomas Jefferson Center (TJC) at the University of Virginia (UVA) in 1957, then the Center for the Study of Public Choice at Virginia Tech in 1969...

... . Boettke Peter J. Marciano Alain . 2015 . “ The Past, Present and Future of Virginia Political Economy .” Public Choice 163 ( 1 ): 53 – 65 . Breit William . 1987 . “ Creating the ‘Virginia School’: Charlottesville as an Academic Environment in the 1960s .” Economic Inquiry 25 ( 4...

... and Elections . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Black, Duncan, and R. A. Newing. 1952 . Committee Decisions with Complementary Valuation . London: William Hodge. Breit, William. 1986 . Creating the “Virginia School”: Charlottesville as an Academic Environment in the 1960s. Second Annual Lecture...

.... Webb, Beatrice, and Sidney Webb. 1992 . The Webbs in Asia: 1911-1912 Travel Diary . Hampshire: Macmillan. Wicke, Jennifer. 1994 . Mrs. Dalloway Goes to Market: Woolf, Keynes, and Modern Markets. Novel 28.1 : 5 -23. Woolf, Virginia. 1913 . Woolf to Dickinson . King's College Modern...

...: A Cambridge Economist. History of Politi- cal Economy 41, no. 3: 445 70. Mosteller, Frederick, and Philip Nogee. 1951. An Experimental Measurement of Utility. Journal of Political Economy 59, no. 5: 371 404. Towards an Economics of Natural Equals: A Documentary History of the Early Virginia School...

... pointed out that although it was not a part of the eighteenth-century idiom, agrarian republics could be either “large” or “small.” Me1 Bradford, ‘A Virginia Cato: John Taylor of Caroline and the agrarian republic.’ in M. E. Bradford, ed., Arcrtor (Indianapolis. 1977). 18-19, 5. Drew R . McCoy...

... Tollison, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University I. Introduction The practice of political economy is often frustrated by the lack of ex ante experimental control. For the student seeking to carry economic analysis beyond the stage of logic and conceptual...

... Duke as the only top-twenty program that has regularly scheduled HET courses for Ph.D. students. There are four more programs among the top thirty (New York Uni- versity, University of Virginia, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and University of California at Davis) that have offered...

... of the closest of relationships with Jews (for instance, the marriage of Virginia Stephen to Leonard Woolf, a Jew), the existence of such relationships did not preclude expression of 3. I am indebted to Moses Abramovitz for calling this example to my attention. 840 History of Political Economy 32:4...

... has long pervaded the Chicago and Virginia traditions. George Stigler (1965, 1), Smith’s best friend in the estimation of some, noted in his AEA presidential address that “the main burden of Smith’s advicewasthat the conduct of economic affairs is best left to private citizens—that the state...

... of the history of fourteen economics departments (William and Mary and the University of Virginia, and Berkeley and Stanford are handled in the two geographically determined essays) covers the sociopolitical background of a major, but by no means complete list of American economics departments...

... practices where visualizations are built or used. Daniel Breslau is associate professor in the Department of Science, Technology, and Society at Virginia Tech. He is the author of numerous articles on the history and sociology of the human sciences, and is currently working on a book on the science...

... faculty around 1956 and at the University of Virginia twice, first in 1960, when he delivered a lecture in a series published in 1962, and most recently in November 1978. Over the years he and I would occasionally come across each other in the Library of Congress or at conferences...