2017 - Fabrizio Serra Editore
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Persistent Confusions about Walras's Conception of Social Economy
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History of economic ideas : XXV, 1, 2017-
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ISSN: 1724-2169
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In this issue
- What do Players Know? : Nash Equilibrium and Cournot's Anticipation of the Adaptive Interpretation
- Ethical Transformation and Government of the Self in Keynes's Economic System
- German Historicism in North America : a New Review of Materials from Henry Walcott Farnam and Jack Carroll Myles
- Social Economy in Nineteenth-Century France
- The Social Economy of Constantin Pecqueur (1801-1887) : a Little Known Contribution to the Critique of Liberal Political Economy in 19th Century France
- Association, Mutualism, and Corporate Form in the Published and Unpublished Writings of Pierre-Joseph Proudhon
- Persistent Confusions about Walras's Conception of Social Economy
- From Gide to Desroche, from Cooperation to Utopia: Two Different Interpretations of Charles Fourier
- De Finetti and Savage on the Normative Relevance of Imprecise Reasoning: a Reply to Arthmar and Brady
- De Finetti-Savage's and Keynes-Knight's Approaches to Probability and Uncertainty: a Rejoinder to Feduzi, Runde and Zappia
- A Peircean Perspective on Path Dependence in Economics : a Review Essay on Altug Yalcintas, Intellectual Path Dependence in Economics: Why Economists Do Not Reject Refuted Theories
- The (Somewhat?) Shaky Theoretical Foundations of Modern Macroeconomics : a Review Article of Michel De Vroey, A History of Macroeconomics from Keynes to Lucas and Beyond
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