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Oggetto: Re: [SHOE] what is the proper way to call a follower of Pierro Sraffa?

Several answers spring to mind, but I would have thought that "Sraffian" is the least question-begging term (a case might also be made for "post-Sraffian").

Terry Peach
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Subject: Re: [SHOE] what is the proper way to call a follower of Pierro Sraffa?

Daniela's suggested would appear to include (or exclude, depending which way round you look at it) Marxist currents including followers of the New Interpretation and Temporal Single-System currents, among others.

Julian Wells

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Subject: [SHOE] R: [SHOE] what is the proper way to call a follower of Pierro Sraffa?

I think the correct term is "modern clkassical political economy".

 You may have a good analysis of this 'problem' in: A. Roncaglia, Piero Sraffa, Palgrave Macmillan, 2009 . He defines three sraffian followers: Pasinetti, Garegnani e Sylos Labini (cfr. cap. 8).

Daniela Parisi
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Oggetto: Re: [SHOE] what is the proper way to call a follower of Pierro Sraffa?

As far as I know, the (unfortunate) term "Neo-Ricardian" was first introduced by Bob Rowthorn in a paper published in 1974 in the New Left Review. Later on it was also used by Frank Hahn in his 1982 CJE paper "The neo-Ricardians".
Andres Lazzarini

2012/1/26 Matias Vernengo <[log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>>
Yep we prefer Sraffian. Neo-Ricardian was a name given by certain Marxist authors that suggested that Sraffa was not a Marxist. Also, more recently the term Neo-Ricardian has been used with respect to Barro´s Ricardian Equivalence theory.

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Subject: Re: [SHOE] what is the proper way to call a follower of Pierro Sraffa?

That is correct.  Look at "Conference of Socialist Economists and the Emergence of Heterodox Economics in Post-War Britain," Capital and Class, 75 (2001) for some discussion about the rise of the use of neo-Ricardian as a name for Sraffians.

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Subject: [SHOE] what is the proper way to call a follower of Pierro Sraffa?

I have a vague memory of reading somewhere, that followers of Pierro Sraffa dislike being called "neo-Ricardians".

My problem is that I don't remember were have I read it.

If there is anybody on the list (knowledgeable enough or considering himself a follower of Sraffa) that would know what is the proper way of addressing them, I would be much obliged for a tip, and - if possible - a citation.

Thank you in advance,
Stan Kwiatkowski,
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