Main Currents in Modem Economics deserves to be the classic it is. At the time of its original publication in 1962, Ben Seligman, a scholar's scholar, had immersed himself in the development of economic thought since 1870. This product of his efforts is truly timeless.
Main Currents in Modem Economics deserves to be the classic it is. At the time of its original publication in 1962, Ben Seligman, a scholar's scholar, had immersed himself in the development of economic thought since 1870. This product of his efforts is truly timeless.
Ben Seligman (1912-1970), an activist in economic affairs and a scholarly dissenter from conventional economics, wrote or edited eight books as well as numerous articles in the popular press., E. Ray Canterbery, professor of economics at Florida State University, is the author of five books or monographs and many articles in scholarly journals as well as more general media such as The New York Times Magazine. He was president of the Eastern Economics Association in 1986-87.
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Part One The Revolt Against Formalism Foreword Introduction to the Transaction Edition 1 Protest from the Historicists i "Geisteswissenschaft und Verstehen": The Awareness of Man ii Gustav von Schmoller and His "Grundriss" iii Werner Sombart: History as Economics iv Max Weber and the Capitalist Spirit v Brentano Bucher Wagner and Knapp vi Arthur Spiethoff: Economics as Style vii Simiand Toynbee Cunningham and Ashley viii R. H. Tawney: Ethics in Economics 2 The Socialist Attack i Marxian Economics Revisited ii Early Critiques of Marxism: The Transformation Problem iii The Rise of German Revisionism iv The Fabians and Guild Socialists v Analyses of Capitalist Maturity: Hilferding Luxemburg and Bauer vi Some Russians: Tugan-Baranovsky and Investment; Lenin and Imperialism vii Socialism without Marx viii Contemporary Neo-Marxists ix The Soviets Discover Calculation 3 Institutionalism and the Dissenting Spirit i The World of Thorstein Veblen ii John R. Commons: Transactions and Going Concerns iii Wesley C. Mitchell: Empiricism without Theory iv John Maurice Clark: Social Control in Moderation v John A. Hobson: A British Institutionalist vi Ayres Hoxie Selig Perlman and Gardiner Means vii Countervailing Power and Affluence: J. K. Galbraith Part Two The Reaffirmation of Tradition 4 From Marginalism to Libertarianism i W. S. Jevons: The Discovery of Marginalism ii Menger von Wieser and the Origins of Austrian Doctrine iii Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk: The Bourgeois Marx iv John Bates Clark: American Marginalist v Ludwig von Mises: Libertarianism "in Extremis" vi Friedrich von Hayek: The Austrian Tradition Refined vii The Marginalist Debate Today 5 Equilibrium Economics and the Unification of Theory i Leon Walras: The Greatest Economist? ii Vilfredo Pareto: Science as Sermon iii John R. Hicks and the Logic of the Consumer iv Paul A. Samuelson: Neo-Classical Synthesis v Wassily Leontief and Input-Output Analysis 6 Streams o
Part One The Revolt Against Formalism Foreword Introduction to the Transaction Edition 1 Protest from the Historicists i "Geisteswissenschaft und Verstehen": The Awareness of Man ii Gustav von Schmoller and His "Grundriss" iii Werner Sombart: History as Economics iv Max Weber and the Capitalist Spirit v Brentano Bucher Wagner and Knapp vi Arthur Spiethoff: Economics as Style vii Simiand Toynbee Cunningham and Ashley viii R. H. Tawney: Ethics in Economics 2 The Socialist Attack i Marxian Economics Revisited ii Early Critiques of Marxism: The Transformation Problem iii The Rise of German Revisionism iv The Fabians and Guild Socialists v Analyses of Capitalist Maturity: Hilferding Luxemburg and Bauer vi Some Russians: Tugan-Baranovsky and Investment; Lenin and Imperialism vii Socialism without Marx viii Contemporary Neo-Marxists ix The Soviets Discover Calculation 3 Institutionalism and the Dissenting Spirit i The World of Thorstein Veblen ii John R. Commons: Transactions and Going Concerns iii Wesley C. Mitchell: Empiricism without Theory iv John Maurice Clark: Social Control in Moderation v John A. Hobson: A British Institutionalist vi Ayres Hoxie Selig Perlman and Gardiner Means vii Countervailing Power and Affluence: J. K. Galbraith Part Two The Reaffirmation of Tradition 4 From Marginalism to Libertarianism i W. S. Jevons: The Discovery of Marginalism ii Menger von Wieser and the Origins of Austrian Doctrine iii Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk: The Bourgeois Marx iv John Bates Clark: American Marginalist v Ludwig von Mises: Libertarianism "in Extremis" vi Friedrich von Hayek: The Austrian Tradition Refined vii The Marginalist Debate Today 5 Equilibrium Economics and the Unification of Theory i Leon Walras: The Greatest Economist? ii Vilfredo Pareto: Science as Sermon iii John R. Hicks and the Logic of the Consumer iv Paul A. Samuelson: Neo-Classical Synthesis v Wassily Leontief and Input-Output Analysis 6 Streams o
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