History of Economics Review - Electronic Archive : 2000-2007 volumes

  • Volume 31, Winter 2000
    • Smith on Value
    • Teleology in the Wealth of Nations
    • Communitarian Anarchism
    • Giblin as a Proto Keynesian
    • Ruskin on Political Economy
    • Harcourt and Post-Keynesianism
       
  • Volume 32, Summer 2000
    • Economics Imperialism
    • Commercial Scholarly Publication
    • Early Capital Stock Estimates
    • Popper's Rationality Principle
    • Money and Credit in Marx
    • The Quest for the Canon
  • Volume 33, Winter 2001
    • Pigou-Robinson Theory of Exploitation
    • Italian Over-Intestment
    • Theories of the Cycle
    • Marx on Money
    • Hearn and Rae
    • Smith's Moral Science
    • Mid-Victorian Irish Economists
  • Volume 34, Summer 2001
    • The Revival of HET
    • Involuntary Unemployment
    • Microeconomics in Bloomsbury
    • 40 Years of Post Keynesianism
    • State Capitalism
    • Carlyle on Slavery
    • Keynes on Malthus
    • Sismondi’s Macroeconomics
       
  • Volume 35, Winter 2002
    • Barry Gordon
    • "Plutology"
    • Relevance of Veblen
    • Kalecki Principle in Marx
    • Commercial Scholarly Publishing
       
  • Volume 36, Summer 2002
    • Hicks and 'The Theory of Wages'
    • Keith Frearson on Roy Harrod
    • Carey and Marx
    • Australia's "Employment Approach"
    • P. D. Groewegen interviewed
    • Hobson and 'Imperialism'
    • Obituaries of Arndt, Melville and Reddayway
       
  • Volume 37, Winter 2003
    • Harrod's Dynamics
    • Lange on Socialism
    • Australian Economists in the '30s
    • Hayek in Translation
    • Teaching HET
       
  • Volume 38, Summer 2003
    • Keynes and Kuznets
    • Medicine and Political Economy
    • Jevons, MacLeod and Sunspots
    • W.J. Ashley and the Tariff Problem
       
  • Volume 39, Winter 2004
    • Keynes, Giblin and the Multiplier
    • Schumpeter on Ideology
    • Coase's Uniqueness
    • Development: An Obituary
    • Eastern Europe in the History of Dvlpmnt Economics
    • The 'Companion to the History of Economic Thought'
  • Volume 40, Summer 2004
    • Marshall and Industrial Organisation
    • The Decline of Scholastic Economics
    • Schools of Italian Economics
    • Marshall and Darwin
    • Jevons and Wicksteed
    • Oliver Williamson
    • Ben Higgins
    • Adam Smith and C.H Meade
    • The Theory of Business Enterprise
       
  • Volume 41, Winter 2005
    • Stigler's Market Leviathin
    • Murray Kemp Interviewed
    • The Origin of 'Supply Creates its Own Demand'
    • Keynes on Say's Law
    • Schumpeter on Scientific Progress
    • Colonial Currency Boards
    • Jevon's on Ground Rent
    • Hilferding and Schumpter
       
  • Volume 42, Summer 2005
    • Making Giblin a Professor
    • The Strange Life and Death of EOG Shann
    • Roy to Post Keynesians
    • Marshall's Unfinished Manuscript
    • The Capitalist Mode of Production
    • Max Corden on Effective Protection
    • The Harrod-Robinson correspondence
    • The Harrod-Robinson correspondence
       
  • Volume 43, Winter 2006
    • The Austrians and the labour Thery of Value
    • Dooley on the labour Theory of value
    • EP Thompson and Moral Depletion
    • Australians in 50s Cambridge
    • Herbert Heaton
    • Pareto and Experiment
    • Myrdal's Monetary Theory
    • Jevon's Antipodean Interlude
       
  • Volume 44, Summer 2006
    • Origins of Carlyle’s View of Political Economy
    • Shinzo Koizumi's Encounter with the West
    • Pareto's "Manuale" after 100 years
    • Market Failure in Early Development Economics
    • Ricardo's version of Comparative Advantage
    • Friedman's Counter Revolution.
       
  • Volume 45, Winter 2007
    • Oakley's Contribution to HET
    • The New Reading of Karl Marx
    • The Ontology of Innovation
    • The History of Positional Goods
    • Oakley on Marx's 'Capital'
    • The Pioneers of Post-Keynesianism
    • HET and the 'Research Quality Framework'
    • A.W. Coats, 1924-2007
    • Reviews