Constantinos Repapis
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4876519 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Constantinos Repapis |
| PRENOMES | Constantinos |
| SOBRENOME | Repapis |
| ASSINATURA | REPAPIS C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Sapienza University of Rome |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4602-7260 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 5 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 3 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 5 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2003 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Victoria Chick (1936–2023), a Restless Challenger to Mainstream Economics
In this article on Victoria (Vicky) Chick (1936–2023), we intend to cover the main research areas into which Chick devoted her life’s work. We categorise the contributions into three broad fields. First, her work on Keynes’s General Theory and the message that economists have taken from it since its publication. Chick wrote extensively on the many misinterpretations of the General Theory that have clouded its message. Instead, through her writing…
Interpreting Joan Robinson Following in Geoff Harcourt’s Footsteps
In this paper, I present a bird’s-eye view of Robinson’s intellectual journey and I follow Harcourt in his assessment of her contributions and intellectual personality. From his many articles and books, in all his unconditional support and admiration of her, there were also some theoretical disagreements. These particularly revolve around her interpretation of Marx, and in some respects also of Sraffa. This bears witness to Harcourt’s integrity a…
Kalecki and Cambridge
This paper discusses Michał Kalecki’s impact on Cambridge’s major protagonists and, in turn, the impact they had on him during the time he spent in Cambridge. It concentrates on the criticisms he was met with on the part of Keynes, Kahn and Robinson, especially on his notion of the ‘degree of monopoly’. This was the reason for his departure from Cambridge, although he continued to receive support from his Cambridge friends. The rift between him a…
Hayek's Business Cycle Theory during the 1930s
Hayek's business cycle theory in the 1930s was pioneering both in developing the general equilibrium framework and in integrating capital with monetary theory. From published and unpublished work and correspondence a more complete picture of the evolution of Hayek's thought emerges. This article traces how Hayek's effort to produce a consistent business cycle theory led him to redevelop important parts of capital theory and the theory of expectat…
Joan Robinson and the three cambridge revolutions
Joan Robinson’s association with three Cambridge ‘revolutions’—imperfect competition, effective demand and capital theory—is examined in the context of her personal and intellectual partnership with Richard Kahn, John Maynard Keynes and Piero Sraffa. Initially, imperfect competition appeared to have successfully extended marginal analy-sis to all market forms. It also allowed Richard Kahn and Joan Robinson to persuade Keynes to present the main a…
Joan Robinson and the three cambridge revolutions
Joan Robinson’s association with three Cambridge ‘revolutions’—imperfect competition, effective demand and capital theory—is examined in the context of her personal and intellectual partnership with Richard Kahn, John Maynard Keynes and Piero Sraffa. Initially, imperfect competition appeared to have successfully extended marginal analy-sis to all market forms. It also allowed Richard Kahn and Joan Robinson to persuade Keynes to present the main a…
Interpreting Joan Robinson Following in Geoff Harcourt’s Footsteps
In this paper, I present a bird’s-eye view of Robinson’s intellectual journey and I follow Harcourt in his assessment of her contributions and intellectual personality. From his many articles and books, in all his unconditional support and admiration of her, there were also some theoretical disagreements. These particularly revolve around her interpretation of Marx, and in some respects also of Sraffa. This bears witness to Harcourt’s integrity a…
Joan Robinson and the three cambridge revolutions
Joan Robinson’s association with three Cambridge ‘revolutions’—imperfect competition, effective demand and capital theory—is examined in the context of her personal and intellectual partnership with Richard Kahn, John Maynard Keynes and Piero Sraffa. Initially, imperfect competition appeared to have successfully extended marginal analy-sis to all market forms. It also allowed Richard Kahn and Joan Robinson to persuade Keynes to present the main a…
Hayek's Business Cycle Theory during the 1930s
Hayek's business cycle theory in the 1930s was pioneering both in developing the general equilibrium framework and in integrating capital with monetary theory. From published and unpublished work and correspondence a more complete picture of the evolution of Hayek's thought emerges. This article traces how Hayek's effort to produce a consistent business cycle theory led him to redevelop important parts of capital theory and the theory of expectat…
Kalecki and Cambridge
This paper discusses Michał Kalecki’s impact on Cambridge’s major protagonists and, in turn, the impact they had on him during the time he spent in Cambridge. It concentrates on the criticisms he was met with on the part of Keynes, Kahn and Robinson, especially on his notion of the ‘degree of monopoly’. This was the reason for his departure from Cambridge, although he continued to receive support from his Cambridge friends. The rift between him a…
Interpreting Joan Robinson Following in Geoff Harcourt’s Footsteps
In this paper, I present a bird’s-eye view of Robinson’s intellectual journey and I follow Harcourt in his assessment of her contributions and intellectual personality. From his many articles and books, in all his unconditional support and admiration of her, there were also some theoretical disagreements. These particularly revolve around her interpretation of Marx, and in some respects also of Sraffa. This bears witness to Harcourt’s integrity a…
Victoria Chick (1936–2023), a Restless Challenger to Mainstream Economics
In this article on Victoria (Vicky) Chick (1936–2023), we intend to cover the main research areas into which Chick devoted her life’s work. We categorise the contributions into three broad fields. First, her work on Keynes’s General Theory and the message that economists have taken from it since its publication. Chick wrote extensively on the many misinterpretations of the General Theory that have clouded its message. Instead, through her writing…
Economic Theory and Institutions (4 obras) · Economics (4 obras) · Neoclassical economics (4 obras) · Economic Theory and Policy (3 obras) · Keynesian economics (3 obras) · Political Economy and Marxism (3 obras) · Positive economics (3 obras) · Law (2 obras) · Political science (2 obras) · Admiration (1 obra)