Essays in the History of Heterodox Political Economy

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An essential addition to any economics library, these five volumes present the contributions and writings of an influential and prolific scholar.

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Acknowledgements
Introduction	p. 1
The Scope of Economics Historically Considered	p. 8
The History of Economic Thought as Intellectual History	p. 37
The State, Law, and Economic Organization	p. 56
A Centenary Reconsideration of Bellamy's Looking Backward	p. 95
Thorstein Veblen, Heterodox Economist, in Retrospect	p. 116
The Firing of E. A. Ross from Stanford University: Injustice Compounded by Deception?	p. 123
Edwin E. Witte's Concept of the Role of Government in the Economy	p. 133
The Economy as a System of Power and Its Legal Bases: The Legal Economics of Robert Lee Hale	p. 155
Legal Realism and the Burden of Symbolism: The Correspondence of Thurman Arnold	p. 277
Galbraith on Economics as a System of Professional Belief	p. 293
Gardiner C. Means's Institutional and post-Keynesian Economics	p. 308
In Praise of Joan Robinson: Economics as Social Control	p. 340
Name Index	p. 349
Subject Index	p. 350
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