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Hello, all. 
 
The Review of Political Economy has received review copies of the following 
books.  If you're interested in reviewing one or more of these books, 
please e-mail me off-list.  I normally give reviewers a deadline of about 6 
months and I try to be fairly generous with word-limits, so that the 
reviewer can develop an idea or two in the review. 
 
Some books will have more than one taker, so please allow me about a week  
to sort out competing requests and select reviewers.  Suggestions for joint 
reviews are most welcome, as are proposals for review articles, though I 
don't want to overdo the latter. If you and I are not acquainted, please 
provide a little info -- really, just a couple of sentences -- about your 
background and qualifications. 
 
Thanks in advance.  I look forward to hearing from many of you. 
 
Gary Mongiovi, Co-editor 
Review of Political Economy 
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Here's the list: 
 
Books for Review 
Review of Political Economy 
April 2001 
 
Richard Franklin Bensel: The Political Economy of American 
Industrialization, 1877-1900 (Cambridge University Press). 
Riccardo Belloriore & Piero Ferri (Eds): Financial Keynesianism and market 
Instability: The Economic Legacy of Hyman Minsky, Vol. I (Elgar). 
Riccardo Belloriore & Piero Ferri (Eds): Financial Fragility and Investment 
in the Capitalist Economy: The Economic Legacy of Hyman Minsky, Vol. II 
(Elgar). 
Guillermo Calvo, Rudi Dornbusch & Maurice Obstfeld (eds): Money, Capital 
Mobility and Trade: essays in honor of Robert Mundell (MIT Press). 
Francois-Xavier Chevallier: Greenspan's Taming of the Wave (Palgrave). 
Fabrizio Coricelli; Macroeconomic Policies and the Development of Markets 
in Transition Economies (Central European University Press). 
Gilles Dostaler: Le Liberalisme de Hayek (Reperes) [in French]. 
Rudi Dornbusch: Keys to prosperity: free markets, sound money and a bit of 
luck (MIT Press). 
David Friedman: Law's Order: what economics has to do with law and why it 
matters (Princeton). 
Peter M. Garber: Famous First Bubbles; the fundamentals of early manias 
(MIT Press). 
L.-A. Gerard-Varet, S.-C. Kolm & J. Mercier Ythier (eds): The Economics of 
Reciprocity, Giving and Altruism (Macmillan). 
Gerd Gigerenzer & Reinhard Selten (eds): Bounded Rationality: The Adaptive 
Toolbox (MIT Press). 
Ralph Gomory & William J. Baumol: Global Trade and Conflicting national 
Interests (MIT Press). 
G. C. Harcourt: Selected Essays on Economic Policy (Plagrave) 
G.C. Harcourt: Fifty Years a Keynesian and Other Essays (Palgrave) 
Eric S. Maskin & Andras Simonovitas (eds): Planning, Shortage and 
Transformation: essays in honor of Janos Kornai (MIT Press). 
Deirdre McCloskey: How to Be Human (though an Economist) (University of 
Michigan Press). 
David Newberry: Privatization, Restructuring and Regulation of Network 
Utilities (MIT Press). 
Michael Perelman: Transcending the Economy: on the potential of passionate 
labor and the wastes of the economy (St Martin's). 
Pier Luigi Porta, Roberto Scazzieri & Andrew Skinner (Eds): Knowledge, 
Social Institutions and the Division of Labour (Elgar). 
Christine Rider & Micheal Thompson (eds): The Industrial Revolution in 
Comparative Perspective (Krieger). 
Nathalie Sigot: Bentham et l'Economie: Un Histoire d'Utilite (Economica) 
[in French]. 
John Toye: Keynes on Population (Oxford). 
Aaron Warner, Mathew Forstater & Sumner Rosen (eds): Commitment to Full 
Employment: The Economic and Social policy of William S. Vickrey (M.E.  
Sharpe). 
Christa Wichterich: The Globalized Woman: reports from a future of 
inequality (Zed Books). 
 
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