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From political economy to economics Method, the social and the historical in the evolution of economic theory
Publication details: London Routledge 2009Description: 374P xiii PBISBN:- 9780415423212
- 330.157 MIL
Contents:
Table of Contents
1 Introduction,
2 Smith, Ricardo and the First Rupture in Economic Thought,
3 Mill’s Conciliation, Marx’s Transgression,
4 Political Economy as History: Smith, Ricardo, Marx,
5 Not by Theory Alone: German Historismus,
6 Marginalism and the Methodenstreit,
7 The Marshallian Heritage,
8 British Historical Economics and the Birth of Economic History,
9 Thorstein Veblen: Economics as a Broad Science,
10 Commons, Mitchell, Ayres and the Fin de Siècle of American Institutionalism,
11 In the Slipstream of Marginalism: Weber, Schumpeter and Sozialökonomik,
12 Positivism and the Separation of Economics from Sociology,
13 From Menger to Hayek: The (Re) Making of the Austrian School,
14 From Keynes to General Equilibrium: Short and Long Run Revolutions in Economic Theory,
15. Beyond the Formalist Revolution
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Table of Contents
1 Introduction,
2 Smith, Ricardo and the First Rupture in Economic Thought,
3 Mill’s Conciliation, Marx’s Transgression,
4 Political Economy as History: Smith, Ricardo, Marx,
5 Not by Theory Alone: German Historismus,
6 Marginalism and the Methodenstreit,
7 The Marshallian Heritage,
8 British Historical Economics and the Birth of Economic History,
9 Thorstein Veblen: Economics as a Broad Science,
10 Commons, Mitchell, Ayres and the Fin de Siècle of American Institutionalism,
11 In the Slipstream of Marginalism: Weber, Schumpeter and Sozialökonomik,
12 Positivism and the Separation of Economics from Sociology,
13 From Menger to Hayek: The (Re) Making of the Austrian School,
14 From Keynes to General Equilibrium: Short and Long Run Revolutions in Economic Theory,
15. Beyond the Formalist Revolution
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