VOLUME 41 • ISSUE 2 • JUNE 2019 • ISSN 1053-8372

JOURNAL OF THE

HISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT

PUBLISHED FOR THE HISTORY OF ECONOMICS SOCIETY

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EditorsPedro Garcia Duarte, University of São Paulo

Jimena Hurtado Prieto, Universidad de los AndesBook Review Editor

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Matheus Assaf, University of São PauloEditorial Board Members

Marianne Johnson, University of Wisconsin OshkoshThomas C. Leonard, Princeton UniversityHarro Maas, Université de Lausanne Steve Medema, University of Colorado DenverPerry Mehrling, Barnard College, Columbia UniversityPaul Oslington, Alphacrucis College Sydney and Australian Catholic UniversityMalcolm Rutherford, University of VictoriaAmos Witztum, London School of Economics and Political Science

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JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OFECONOMIC THOUGHT

Volume 41 Number 2 June 2019

Articles

E. F. Schumacher and the Making of “Buddhist Economics,” 1950–1973 Robert Leonard 159

Machiavelli before Pareto: Foxes, Lions, and the Social Equilibrium as the Result of Non-logical ActionsClaire Baldin and Ludovic Ragni 187

On Commercial Gluts, or When the Saint-Simonians Adopted Jean-Baptiste Say’s View Adrien Lutz 209

Antonio De Viti de Marco, the Principle of Minimum Means, and Political CompetitionAmedeo Fossati and Marcello Montefiori 237

Did Irving Fisher Really Discover the Phillips Curve?Don Mathews 255

Book Reviews

Luigi Einaudi, On Abstract and Historical Hypotheses and on Value Judgments in Economic Sciences. Critical Edition, with an Introduction and Afterword by Paolo SilvestriRiccardo Faucci 273

E. A. Wrigley, The Path to Sustained Growth: England’s Transition from an Organic Economy to an Industrial RevolutionFan Fei 276

Sonja M. Amadae, Prisoners of Reason: Game Theory and Neoliberal Political EconomyDavid Levy 278

Åke E. Andersson and David Emanuel Andersson, Time, Space and CapitalLeonidas Zelmanovitz 282

Richard P. F. Holt, ed., The Selected Letters of John Kenneth GalbraithGiorgio Baruchello 285

Kate Crehan, Gramsci's Common Sense: Inequality and Its NarrativesNerio Naldi 288

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Alex Millmow, A History of Australasian Economic ThoughtMichael Beggs 290

Ghislain Deleplace, Ricardo on Money: A ReappraisalMatthew Smith 294

Ian Kumekawa, The First Serious Optimist: A. C. Pigou and the Birth of Welfare EconomicsNorikazu Takami 297

Eric Schliesser, Adam Smith: Systematic Philosopher and Public ThinkerLeonardo Paes Müller 300

Gareth Stedman Jones, Karl Marx: Greatness and IllusionGary Mongiovi 303

Eugene Heath and Byron Kaldis, eds., Wealth, Commerce & Philosophy: Foundational Thinkers and Business EthicsMark D. White 307

Roger E. Backhouse, Founder of Modern Economics: Paul A. Samuelson. Volume I: Becoming Samuelson, 1915–1948A. M. C. Waterman 309

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HISTORY OF ECONOMICS SOCIETYFounded in 1974

Officers 2018–2019

PresidentEvelyn Forget, University of Manitoba

Vice-PresidentMarcel Boumans, Utrecht University

SecretaryMarianne Johnson, University of Wisconsin

Oshkosh

TreasurerSpencer Banzhaf, Georgia State University

Past PresidentMauro Boianovsky, Universidade de

Brasilia

Elected Members of the Executive Committee (year indicates end of term)

Tiago Mata, University College of London (2021)

Carlos Eduardo Suprinyak, Cedeplar / UFMG (2022)

David Andrews, SUNY Oswego (2020)Scott Scheall, Arizona State University

(2019)

Editors of JHETPedro Garcia Duarte, University of

São PauloJimena Hurtado Prieto, Universidad de

los Andes

Digital Information ManagerErich Pinzón-Fuchs, Universidad

Nacional de Colombia

SHOE List ModeratorHumberto Barreto, DePauw University

HES ManagerAmy Hardy, University of Wisconsin

Oshkosh

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