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245 04 $aThe future of the history of economics :$bAnnual supplement to volume 39, History of Political Economy /$cedited by E. Roy Weintraub.
260 $aDurham, N.C. ;$aLondon :$bDuke University Press,$c2002.
300 $a422 pages ;$c24 cm.
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490 1 $aHistory of political economy ;$vAnnual supplement to v. 34
505 00 $tWill economics ever have a past again? /$rE. Roy Weintraub --$gPart 1. North American issues --$tSitting on a log with Adam Smith : the future of the history of economic thought at the liberal arts colleges /$rBradley W. Bateman --$tGraduate studies in the history of economic thought /$rTed Gayer --$tThe history of economics as a subdiscipline : the role of the History of Economics Society meetings /$rJohn B. Davis --$gPart 2. International issues --$tThe future of the history of economic thought in Britain /$rRoger E. Backhouse --$tEconomics as history of economics : the Italian case in retrospect /$rMaria Cristina Marcuzzo and Annalisa Rosselli --$tThe present situation of the history of economic thought in France /$rGhislain Deleplace --$tReflections on the past and current state of the history of economic thought in Germany /$rBertram Schefold --$tThe history of economic thought in Spain and Portugal : a brief survey /$rJosé Luís Cardoso --$tA brief history of history of economic thought teaching in the Netherlands /$rAlbert Jolink and Mark Blaug --$tThe history of economic thought in Australia and New Zealand /$rJohn Lodewijks --$tHistory of economics in Japan : a turning point /$rAiko Ikeo --$gPart 3. Publication and research --$tThe future of publication in the history of economic thought : the view from HOPE /$rCraufurd D. Goodwin --$tHeaven can wait : gatekeeping in an age of uncertainty, innovation, and commercialization /$rSteven G. Medema, José Luís Cardoso, and John Lodewijks --$tComing together : history of economics as history of science /$rMargaret Schabas --$tA hunger for narrative : writing lives in the history of economic thought /$rEvelyn L. Forget --$tSurfing the past : the role of the internet in the future of the history of economics /$rRoss Emmett --$gPart 4. The next generation --$tConfusion and "interstanding" : a figured account of hope /$rMatthias Klaes --$tThe interesting narrative of a Duke-trained historian of economics, from prospectus to Ph. D. to profession ; or How I learned to love Weintraub and start worrying /$rStephen Meardon --$tSo you want to be a historian of economics? Reflections of a recent recruit /$rEsther-Mirjam Sent --$tOnce and future historians : notes from graduate training in economics /$rDerek S. Brown and Shauna Saunders --$tReflections on the tales of the next generation /$rEvelyn L. Forget --$gPart 5. Heterodox traditions --$tHistory of economic thought in the post-Keynesian tradition /$rSheila C. Dow --$tThe use and abuse of the history of economic thought within the Austrian school of economics /$rPeter J. Boettke --$tThe Marxist tradition in the history of economics /$rAnthony Brewer --$gAfterword --$tA pall along the watchtower : on leaving the HOPE conference /$rPhilip Mirowksi.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
650 0 $aEconomics$xHistory$xStudy and teaching (Higher)
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700 1 $aWeintraub, E. Roy,$eeditor.
776 08 $iOnline version:$tFuture of the history of economics.$dDurham, N.C. ; London : Duke University Press, 2002$w(OCoLC)648316781
830 0 $aHistory of political economy.$pAnnual supplement ;$v2002.
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