History of political economy

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  Año 2002, Número 4

  • Will Economics Ever Have a Past Again?

    E. Roy Weintraub

    págs. 1-14

    

  • Sitting on a Log with Adam Smith: The Future of the History of Economic Thought at the Liberal Arts Colleges

    Bradley W. Bateman

    págs. 17-34

    

  • Graduate Studies in the History of Economic Thought

    Ted Gayer

    págs. 35-61

    

  • The History of Economics as a Subdiscipline: The Role of the History of Economics Society Meetings

    John B. Davis

    págs. 62-76

    

  • The Future of the History of Economic Thought in Britain

    Roger E. Backhouse

    págs. 79-97

    

  • Economics ad History of Economics: The Italian Case in Retrospect

    Maria Cristina Marcuzzo, Annalisa Rosselli

    págs. 98-109

    

  • The Present Situation of the History of Economic Thought in France

    Ghislain Deleplace

    págs. 110-124

    

  • Reflections on the Past and Current State of the History of Economic Thought in Germany

    Bertram Schefold

    págs. 125-136

    

  • The History of Economic Thought in Spain and Portugal: A Brief Survey

    José Luís Cardoso

    págs. 137-147

    

  • A Brief History of Economic Thought Teaching in the Netherlands

    Albert Jolink, Mark Blaug

    págs. 148-153

    

  • The History of Economic Thought in Australia and New Zealand

    John Lodewijks

    págs. 154-164

    

  • History of Economics in Japan: A Turning Point

    Aiko Ikeo

    págs. 165-175

    

  • The Future of Publication in the History of Economic Thought: The View from HOPE

    Craufurd D. Goodwin

    págs. 179-189

    

  • Heaven Can Wait: Gatekeeping in an Age of Uncertainty, Innovation, and Commercialization

    Steve G. Medema, José Luís Cardoso, John Lodewijks

    págs. 190-207

    

  • Coming Together: History of Economics as history of Science

    Margaret Schabas

    págs. 208-225

    

  • A Hunger for Narrative: Writing Lives in the History of Economic Thought

    Evelyn L. Forget

    págs. 226-244

    

  • Surfing the Past: The Role of the Internet in the Future of the History of Economics

    Ross Emmett

    págs. 245-260

    

  • Confusion and "Interstanding": A Figured Account of Hope

    Matthias Klaes

    págs. 263-271

    

  • The Interesting Narrative of a Duke-Trained Historian of Economics, from Prospectus to Ph.D. to Profession; or, How I Learned to Love Weintraub and Start Worrying

    Stephen Meardon

    págs. 272-283

    

  • So You Want to Be a Historian of Economics? Reflections of a Recent Recruit

    págs. 284-297

    

  • Once and Future Historians: Notes from Graduate Training in Economics

    Derek S. Brown, Shauna Saunders

    págs. 298-308

    

  • Reflections on the Tales of the Next Generation

    Evelyn L. Forget

    págs. 309-316

    

  • History of Economic Thought in the Post-Keynesian Tradition

    Sheila C. Dow

    págs. 319-336

    

  • The Use and Abuse of the History of Economic Thought within the Austrian School of Economics

    Peter Boettke

    págs. 337-360

    

  • The Marxist Tradition in the History of Economics

    Anthony Brewer

    págs. 361-377

    

  • A Pall along the Watchtower: On Leaving the HOPE Conference

    Philip Mirowski

    págs. 378-390