Economists in Cambridge: A Study through their Correspondence, 1907-1946

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ISBN: 9780415340236 | 0415340233
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 8/31/2005

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The University of Cambridge has produced more Nobel Prize-winning economists than the whole of France. This impressive book collects together largely unpublished correspondence from some of the twentieth century's key figures including Keynes, Robinson, Hayek and Sraffa.

List of tables

xii

Contributors

xiii

Acknowledgements

xiv

Introduction

(18)

M.C. MARCUZZO AND A. ROSSELLI

PART I Keynes's correspondents

(238)

1 Keynes and his favourite pupil. The correspondence between Keynes and Kahn

(37)

M.C. MARCUZZO

2 Keynes's valuable opponent and collaborator. The correspondence between Keynes and Robertson

(34)

E. SANFILIPPO

3 A goodwilling outsider. The correspondence between Keynes and Harrod

(27)

D. BESOMI

4 Communication and intellectual integrity. The correspondence between Keynes and Sraffa

119

(30)

F. RANCHETTI

5 Managing Cambridge economics. The correspondence between Keynes and Pigou

149

(25)

P. BRIDEL, AND B. INGRAO

6 Fighting for Keynesian revolution. The correspondence between Keynes and" Robinson

174

(22)

M.C. MARCUZZO AND C. SARDONI

7 A lifelong friendship. The correspondence between Keynes and Shove

196

(20)

A. CARABELLI

8 Employment, the trade cycle and the war effort. The correspondence between Keynes and Kaldor

216

(20)

C. SARDONI

9 When the abyss yawns and after. The correspondence between Keynes and Hayek

236

(21)

B. INGRAO

PART II Keynes's disciples

257

(72)

10 An enduring partnership. The correspondence between Kahn and J. Robinson

259

(33)

A. ROSSELLI

11 The Keynesian tutor. Kahn and the correspondence with Sraffa, Harrod and Kaldor

292

(17)

M.C. MARCUZZO WITH D. BESOMI AND F. RANCHETTI

12 The unlooked for proselytiser. J. Robinson and the correspondence with Sraffa, Harrod and Kaldor

309

(20)

A. ROSSELLI WITH D. BESOMI

PART III The old versus the young generation

329

(85)

13 The Prof and his younger colleagues. Pigou and the correspondence with Kahn, Kaldor, J. Robinson and Sraffa

331

(19)

N. NALDI

14 The defender of the Marshallian tradition. Shove and the correspondence with Kahn, J. Robinson and Sraffa

350

(21)

A. RUSSELLI

15 Robertson and the great divide. The correspondence with Kahn, Kaldor, J. Robinson and Sraffa

371

(21)

N. NALDI

16 Hayek and Cambridge: dialogue and contention. The correspondence with Kahn, Kaldor, J. Robinson and Sraffa

392

(22)

B. INGRAO AND F. RANCHETTI

References

414

(17)

Index

431

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Economists in Cambridge: A Study through their Correspondence, 1907-1946

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