SELECTED
THE HISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT & Other Things
2. Institutionalist Articles available on JSTOR
3. Economics Thought Articles available on JSTOR
4. Evolutionary Economics Articles available on JSTOR
5. Economics of Knowledge Articles available on JSTOR
6. Cultural Economics Articles available on JSTOR
7. Economics of Intellectual Property Rights Articles available on JSTOR
8. Cultural Economics Articles & Other Works by HHC
9. Economics of Knowledge Articles & Other Works by HHC
Alder, K., Making Things the Same: Representation,
Tolerance and the End of the Ancien Regime in France,
Social Studies of Science, 28 (4), Aug. 1998, 499-545.
Barber, W.J., History
of Economic Thought, Penguin Books,
Adam Smith and the Framework
of Classical Analysis, 23 - 54
Alfred Marshall and the
Framework on Neo-Classical Themes, 168 – 197
Economics of Keynes's General
Theory, 223 – 252
Blaug, M.,Economic theory in retrospect, Cambridge University Press, 5th Edition, 1996:
Introduction: Has economic theory progressed?, 1-8;
Chapter 17: Methodological Postscript, 689-704
Block, F., “Introduction” to The
Great Transformation by Karl Polanvi for a new
edition published by Beacon Press, 2001 June 2000.
Boulding, K.E., The Limitations of Mathematics:
An Epistemological Critique, Seminar in the Application of
Mathematics to the Social Sciences,
Boulding,
K.E., The Economics of Knowledge and
the Knowledge of Economics, American Economic Review, Richard
T. Ely Lecture, 56 (1/2) , MarCH
1966, 1-13.
Boulding, Kenneth, E., Economics as a Moral Sciences,
American Economic Review, 59 (1), March 1969, 1-12.
Champernowne, D.G., Economic Journal, September 1973, 83 (331), 908-910:
Book Review Epistemics and Economics.
A Critique
of Economic Doctrines by G. L. S. Shackle,
Chandler, A.D. Jr., Decision Making and Modern
Institutional Change, The Journal of Economic History, 33 (1),
March, 1973, 1-15.
Chartrand, H.H., Thomas Kuhn's “Pelican Brief”, Doctoral Research Paper, November 2002.
Commons, J.R., Commercial Revolution -
Lecture before Mr. Penman’s Class, July 16, 1920, in Warren J.
Samuels (ed.) Research in the History of Economic Thought and Methodology,
Archival Supplement 4, JAI Press, Greenwich, Connecticut, 1994, 227-233.
Commons,
John R., The Legal Foundations of
Capitalism - Chapter VII: The Price Bargain
[1924], MacMillan, NYC, 1939.
Commons, Institutional Economics, American Economic Review,
21 (3), December 1931, 648-657.
Commons,
J.R., Institutional Economics,
American Economic Review, 26 (1), March 1936, 237-249.
Commons,
J.R., The Economics of Collective Action:
Chapter viii. Futurity,
David, P.A., The Dynamo and the Computer: An
Historical Perspective on the Modern Productivity Paradox, American
Economic Review, 80 (2), May 1990, 355-36.
Dooley, P.C., The Labour Theory of Value:
Economics or Ethics?, Discussion Paper 2002-2. September
2002, ISSN O831-439X, Department of Economics,
Dooley, P.C., Hutcheson, Smith, and the
Division of Labour, Discussion Paper 2000-3, Department of
Economics, University of Saskatchewan, 2003.
The Economist, "Green and pleasant land",
The Economist,
Book Review: English Culture and the Decline of the Industrial Spirit, 1850 -
1980 by Martin J. Wiener. CUP,
The
Economist, "Crimes of reason",
The Economist,
Friedman, M., Essays in
Positive Economics: Part I - The Methodology of Positive
Economics,
Gordon, S., The history and
philosophy of social science - Chapter 18: The foundations of
science, Routledge,
Hayek,
F.A., Economics and Knowledge,
Economica, New Series, 4 (13), February 1937,
33-54.
Hayek,
F.A., Scientism and the Study of
Society: PART I, Economica, New
Series, 9 (35), August, 1942, 267-291.
Hayek,
F.A., Scientism and the Study of
Society: PART II, Economica, New
Series, 10 (37), February 1943, 34-63.
Hayek,
F.A., Scientism and the Study of
Society PART III, Economica, New Series,
11 (41), February 1944, 27-39.
Hayek,
F.A., The Use of Knowledge in Society,
American Economic Review, 35 (4), September 1945, 519-530.
Hayek,
F.A., The Pretence of Knowledge,
American Economic Review, 79 (6), December 1989, 3-7.
Houghton, W.B. Jr., The History of Trades: Its
Relation to Seventeenth-Century Thought: As Seen in Bacon, Petty, Evelyn, and
Boyle, Journal of the History of Ideas, 2 (1), January
1941, 33-60.
Houghton, W.B. Jr., The English Virtuoso in the
Seventeenth Century Part I, Journal of the History of Ideas,
3 (1), January 1942, 51-73.
Houghton, W.B. Jr., The English Virtuoso in the
Seventeenth Century Part II, Journal of the History of Ideas,
3 (2), April 1942, 190-219.
Houghton, W, B., Victorian Anti-Intellectualism,
Journal of the History of Ideas, 13 (3), June 1952, 291-313.
Humphreys, S. C., History, Economics, and
Anthropology: The Work of Karl Polanyi, History
and Theory, 8 (2), 1969, 165-212.
Keynes, J.M., The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money [1936], Macmillan,
Chapter 12 The
State of Long-Term Expectations,
147-164.
Chapter 21: The Theory of
Prices, 292-309.
Loasby, B.J., , Hypothesis and Paradigm in the Theory of the Firm, The Economic Journal, Vol. 81, No. 324, Dec., 1971, 863-885.
Merton, R.K., The Fallacy of the Latest Word: The Case of “Pietism and Science”, American Journal of Sociology, 89, (5), March 1984, 1091-1121.
North,
D.C. & Thomas, R.P., An Economic Theory of the Growth
of the Western World, The Economic History Review, New
Series, 23 (1), April 1970, 1-17.
North,
D.C., Institutional Change and
Economic Development, The Journal of Economic History, Volume
31, Issue 1, The Tasks of Economic History, Mar. 1971, 118-125.
North,
D.C., Beyond the New Economic
History, The Journal of Economic History, Volume 34, Issue 1,
The Tasks of Economic History, Mar. 1974, 1-7.
North,
D.C., Institutions, The Journal of Economic Perspectives, 5 (1),
Winter, 1991, 97-112.
North, D. C., Economic Performance Through Time, American Economic Review, 84
(3), June 1994, 359-368.
Parker, R., Can Economists Save Economics?,
The American Prospect, 4 (13),
Chapter 3: Theological models of the future
Chapter 4: Philosophical models of the future
Chapter 5: Historico-philosophical and historico-scientific models of the future
Chapter 6: Historical models of the future translated into coercively prescribed graphical models
Chapter 7: Scientific models of the future
Chapter 8: Socio-scientific models of the future
Raffaelli,
T., Marshall's Analysis of the
Human Mind, in Warren J. Samuels (ed.) Research in the History of
Economic Thought and Methodology, Archival Supplement 4, JAI Press,
Greenwich, Connecticut, 1994, 57-93.
Romer,
P.M., Why, Indeed, in America?
Theory, History, and the Origins of Modern Economic Growth, American
Economic Review, 86 (2), May 1996, 202-206.
Rosenberg, N., Karl Marx on the Economic Role
of Science, Journal of Political Economy, 82 (4), July-Aug.
1974, 713-728
Rosenberg, N., On Technological Expectations,
Economic Journal, 86 (343), September 1976, 523-535.
Rosenberg N. & Steinmueller W.E., Why are Americans Such Poor
Imitators?, American Economic Review, 78 (2), May 1988,
229-234.
Rosenberg, N., Exploring the
Black Box: Technology, economics and history, Cambridge University Press,
1 Path-dependent aspects of
technological change, 1-6
2 Charles Babbage: pioneer
economist, 24-46
3 Joseph Schumpeter: radical
economist, 47-61
8 Critical issues in science
policy research, 139-158
13 Scientific instrumentation
and university research, 250-263.
Rothschild, E., Economic
Sentiments: Adam Smith, Condorcet, and the
Enlightenment, ,
Chapter 4: Apprenticeship and
Insecurity, Text 87-115, Notes 283-288
Chapter 5: The Bloody and
Invisible Hand, Text 116-156, Notes 288-316
Ryan,
Alan, A New Vision of Liberty The
Book Review: Economic Sentiments: Adam Smith, Condorcet, and the Enlightenment by Emma Rothschild.,
Samuels,W.J., The Physiocratic
Theory of Property and State, Quarterly Journal of Economics,
75(1), February 1961, 96-111.
Samuels,
W.J., The Physiocratic
Theory of Economic Policy, Quarterly Journal of Economics,
76(1), February 1962, 145-162.
Samuels, W.J., The Political Economy of Adam
Smith, Ethics, 87 (3), April 1977, 189-207.
Schlicht,
E., On Custom in the Economy, Introduction,
Schlicht,
E., On Custom in the Economy, Chapter 14: The Division of
Labour ,
Schlicht,
E., Aestheticism in the Theory of
Custom, Journal des Economistes et des Etudes Humaines, 70 (1),
March 2000, 33-51.
Schumpeter, J.A., Capitalism, Socialism and
Democracy, 3rd ed., [1950], Harper
Chapter VII - The Process of
Creative Destruction
Chapter VIII
- Monopolistic Practices.
Schumpeter, J.A., History of Economic Analysis [1954], Oxford University Press (7th printing) 1968:
Chapter 1: Introduction and Plan
Chapter 2: Interlude I: The Techniques of Economic Analysis
Shackle, G.L.S., The Years of High Theory: Invention and Tradition in Economic Thought
1926-1939,
Chapter 11 - To the 'QJE' from Chapter 12 of the "General Theory': Keynes's Ultimate Meaning.
Screpanti E. & Zamagni S., An outline of the history of economic thought, Oxford University Press, 2nd Edition, 2005
Chapter 5: The Triumph of Utilitarianism and the Marginalist Revolution, 163-173
Thompson, H.F., Adam Smith's Philosophy of
Science, Quarterly Journal of Economics, 79 (2), 1965, 212-233.
West, E.G., Property Rights in the History
of Economic Thought: From Locke to J. S. Mill, Carleton Economic
Papers, 2001-01,
Young, A.A., Increasing Returns and
Economic Progress, Economic Journal, 38 (152), December 1928,
527-542.