History of Economics Review, No 58, Summer,  2013/14

Articles

On Oskar Lange’s Theoretical Positions on Equilibrium and Capital in some 1930s and 1940s Writings

Ariel Dvoskin and Andres Lazzarini

Conflicting Views of the Entrepreneur in Turn-of -the-Century Vienna

Matthew McCaffrey

Queen’s College and Australian Economics: 1900-1955

Ross Williams

How Richard Downing obtained the Ritchie Chair

Alex Millmow

One Hundred Years from Today

Rosa Luxemburg’s The Accumulation of Capital

Peter Groenewegen

John Maynard Keynes’s Indian Currency and Finance

Rebeca Gomez Betancourt

Tribute

Retirement of John King, Prolific and Incisive Historian of Economic Thought

Book Reviews

Neil Hart, Equilbrium and Evolution: Alfred Marshall and the Marshallians

Marco Dandi

G.C. Harcourt, The Making of a Post-Keynesian economist: Cambridge Harvest

John Lodewijks

Yukihhiro Ikeda and Kiichiro Yagi (eds),  Subjectivism and Objectivism in the History of Economic Thought

Anthony Endres

G.C. Harcourt , On Skidelsky’s Keynes and other essays

Bruce Littleboy

Robert Leeson(ed),  Hayek : a Collaborative Biography, Part 1 Influences, From Mises to Bartley

John King

Philip Hilton, Bitter Honey . Recovering the Medieval and Scientific Content of Bernard de Mandeville

Peter Groenewegen

Tiziano Raffaelilli , Giacomo  Becattini , Katia Caldari and Marco Dardi (eds) The Impact of Alfred Marshall Ideas: The Global Diffusion of his Work

Mark Donohue

Announcement of the Distinguished Fellows of HETSA for 2013 and 2014