Journal of the History of Economic Thought - New Issue

Journal of the History of Economic Thought- Volume 32 - Issue 04
Research Articles
REBECA GOMEZ BETANCOURT, EDWIN WALTER KEMMERER AND THE ORIGINS OF THE FED, pp 445 -470
KEPA M ORMAZABAL, MACHLUP ON THE TRANSFER PROBLEM, pp 471 -493
CRAIG FREEDMAN, SOUTH SIDE BLUES: AN ORAL HISTORY OF THE CHICAGO SCHOOL, pp 495 -530
IVOR GRATTAN-GUINNESS, HOW INFLUENTIAL WAS MECHANICS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEOCLASSICAL ECONOMICS? A SMALL EXAMPLE OF A LARGE QUESTION, pp 531 -581
FLORENCIA SEMBER, CLOSING THE MODEL? THE HARROD–MARSCHAK CORRESPONDENCE ON THE DRAFT OF THE “ESSAY IN DYNAMIC THEORY”, pp 583 -608
Theses Abstracts
TILL DÜPPE, THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF ECONOMICS: LIFE-WORLD, FORMALISM, AND THE INVISIBLE HAND, pp 609 -611
JOSÉ M. EDWARDS, JOYFUL ECONOMISTS: REMARKS ON THE HISTORY OF ECONOMICS AND PSYCHOLOGY FROM THE HAPPINESS STUDIES PERSPECTIVE, pp 611 -613
TIZIANA FORESTI, AMERICAN ECONOMICS AT THE TURN OF THE 20th CENTURY: THORSTEIN B. VEBLEN, ALFRED MARSHALL, AND THE METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF INSTITUTIONALISM, pp 613 -615
TROY LYNCH, A THEISTIC ANALYSIS OF THE AUSTRIAN THEORIES OF CAPITAL AND INTEREST, pp 615 -617
GUY NUMA, REGULATIONS AND COMPETITION IN THE FRENCH RAILROAD INDUSTRY 1823–1914, pp 617 -619
COLIN F. WILDER, PROPERTY, POSSESSION, AND PRESCRIPTION: THE RULE OF LAW IN THE HESSIAN AND RHINE-MAIN REGION OF GERMANY, 1648–1776, pp 620 -620
ALTUG YALCINTAS, INTELLECTUAL PATHS AND PATHOLOGIES: HOW SMALL EVENTS IN SCHOLARLY LIFE ACCIDENTALLY GROW BIG, pp 621 -622
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