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Essays on the Intellectual History of Economics

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Adam Smith’s Theory of Economic Growth
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Adam Smith's Empiricism and the Law of Nature: I
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ADAM SMITH'S THEORY OF MORAL SENTIMENTS
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French Mercantilist Doctrine Before Colbert.
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Humanomics Spans the Two Worlds of Adam Smith
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The Age of Fragmentation
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Introduction: A Non-linear Discourse
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The Foundations: Classicals and Marginalists
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The Immediate Precursors
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The Founder of Neo-liberalism: Friedrich von Hayek
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The Revolutionary: Piero Sraffa
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The New Microeconomics: General Equilibrium and Expected Utilities, Theory of Industrial Organization
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The Macroeconomics of the Neoclassical Synthesis
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The Myth of the Invisible Hand: Neo-liberal Streams
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Applied Economics and Econometrics
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Behavioural Economics and Bounded Rationality
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From Efficient Financial Markets to the Theory of Crises
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Post-Keynesian Macroeconomics
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Marxism, Evolutionism, Institutionalism
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Ethics and the Problem of Power
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Index
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Liberal Legalism and the Context of Legal Thought
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A Brief History of Economic Thought
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The Wealth of Ideas
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Preface
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The history of economic thought and its role
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The prehistory of political economy
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William Petty and the origins of political economy
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From body politic to economic tables
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Adam Smith
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Economic science at the time of the French Revolution
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David Ricardo
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The ‘Ricardians’ and the decline of Ricardianism
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Karl Marx
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The marginalist revolution: the subjective theory of value
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The Austrian school and its neighbourhood
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General economic equilibrium
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Alfred Marshall
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John Maynard Keynes
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Joseph Schumpeter
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Piero Sraffa
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The age of fragmentation
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Where are we going? Some (very tentative) considerations
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References
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Security and International Relations
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Introduction
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International relations and international security: boundaries, levels of analysis, and falsifying theories
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The foundations of security studies: Hobbes, Clausewitz, and Thucydides
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Testing security theories: explaining the rise and demise of the Cold War
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Realism, neorealism and liberal institutionalism
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Economic liberalism and Marxism
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Behaviorism
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Constructivism
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Whither international security and security studies?
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References
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Preface
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Introduction
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RATIONALITY, MARKETS, AND INSTITUTIONS
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Rediscovering the Scottish Philosophers
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On Two Forms of Rationality
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IMPERSONAL EXCHANGE: THE EXTENDED ORDER OF THE MARKET
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Relating the Two Concepts of a Rational Order
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Market Institutions and Performance
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Asymmetric Information and Equilibrium without Process
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FCC Spectrum Auctions and Combinatorial Designs: Theory and Experiment
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Psychology and Markets
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What Is Rationality?
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PERSONAL EXCHANGE: THE EXTERNAL ORDER OF SOCIAL EXCHANGE
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Emergent Order without the Law
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The Effects of Context on Behavior
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Investment Trust Games: Effects of Gains from Exchange in Dictator Giving
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Reciprocity in Trust Games
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ORDER AND RATIONALITY IN METHOD AND MIND
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Rationality in Science
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Neuroeconomics: The Internal Order of the Mind
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A Summary
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References
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Medieval Economic Thought
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Preface
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Introduction: problems, evidence, and background
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Private propertyversuscommunal rights: the conflict of two laws
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Wealth, beggary, and sufficiency
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What is money?
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Sovereign concerns: weights, measures, and coinage
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The mercantile system
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The just price and the just wage
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The nature of usury: the usurer as winner
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The theory of interest: the usurer as loser
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Conclusion
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Appendix: Notes on the main writers and anonymous works mentioned in the text
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Glossary of terms
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Select bibliography
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Cambridge Medieval Textbooks
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Hume
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Preface
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Introduction
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Pursuits of Philosophy and General Learning
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Anatomist of Human Nature
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Essayist
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The Achievement of Independence
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Two Years at Ninewells
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The Start of a History of Great Britain
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The Completion of a History of England
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Paris, London, Edinburgh
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Afterword: Death and Character
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Ultra-deductivism from Nassau Senior to Lionel Robbins and Daniel Hausman
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Speculative Fictions
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Copyright Page
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Dedication
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List of Figures
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Notes
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Introduction
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Hamilton and the Complex Stories of Public Credit
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Jefferson and the Simple Story of Pastoral Economies
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Stories without Plots
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The Slave as System
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Conclusion
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State–merchant relations and economic thought: the Dutch Republic and England, 1580–1720
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