Maurice Herbert Dobb (1900–1976)

Maurice Dobb was renowned for his erudite understanding of Marxian, classical, and neoclassical economics. He studied at Cambridge and London. He began teaching at Cambridge in 1924 and remained there until his retirement in 1967. His work on Russian and Soviet development established Dobb as a leading scholar. Dobb’s Studies in the Development of Capitalism (1946) had a massive influence on political economy, history, and social theory. He theorized on imperfect competition and the instability, stagnation, and crisis tendencies of capitalism throughout his life. His contributions on economic development and planning were highly celebrated, and he was a foremost historian of economic thought

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• Keynes and Marx Reconsidered

  J E King•Review of Political Economy•2021

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• Economics and Reality

  Tony Lawson•Economics and Reality•1997

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• The Rise and Fall of American Growth

  Robert J Gordon•Rise and Fall of American Growth•2016

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• This Time Is Different

  Open Access•Carmen M Reinhart, Cornel Reinhart et al.•This Time Is Different•2009

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• The Great Transformation

  Karl Polanyi•Readings in Economic Sociology•2002

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• Making of the English Working Class

  E P Thompson•Making of the English Working Class•2013

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• Monopoly Capital

  Leif Johansen, Paul A Baran et al.•Econometrica•1969

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• The collaboration of Maurice Dobb in Sraffa's edition of Ricardo

  Brian H Pollitt•Cambridge Journal of Economics•1988

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• An Essay in Dynamic Theory

  Roy Harrod•Economic Essays•1972

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• Maurice Dobb

  Open Access•Timothy Shenk•Maurice Dobb•2013

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• Papers on Capitalism, Development and Planning

  Maurice Dobb, Maurice Herbert Dobb•Papers on Capitalism, Development…•2012

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• Critical Realism and Marxism

  Andrew Brown, Steve Fleetwood et al.•Critical Realism and Marxism•2003

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• The Transition from Feudalism to Capitalism

  Open Access•R J Holton•The Transition from Feudalism to…•1985

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• Theories of Value and Distribution since Adam Smith

  Open Access•Maurice Dobb, Maurice Herbert Dobb•Theories of Value and Distribution…•1973

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• Marx’s Theory of Crisis

  Open Access•Simon Clarke•Marx's Theory Of Crisis•1994

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• Piero Sraffa

  Open Access•Alessandro Roncaglia•Piero Sraffa•2009

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• Joan Robinson and Maurice Dobb on Marx

  Prue Kerr•Contributions to Political Economy•2007

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• The Falling Rate of Profit

  Open Access•Henri Guitton, J Gillman et al.•Revue économique•1959

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• "Mrs. Robinson's "Economics of Imperfect Competition

  Nicholas Kaldor•Economica•1934

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• Monopolistic Competition and General Equilibrium Theory

  Nicholas Kaldor, Robert Triffin•Economica•1942

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• The Theory of Monopolistic Competition. A Re-orientation of the Theory of Value

  Edward Hastings Chamberlin•Economica•1947

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• An Essay on Marxian Economics

  E M Chossudowsky, Joan Robinson•Economica•1942

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• The Laws of Returns under Competitive Conditions

  Piero Sraffa•The Economic Journal•1926

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• Economic Theory and the Problems of a Socialist Economy

  Maurice Dobb•The Economic Journal•1933

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• An Essay in Dynamic Theory

  R F Harrod•The Economic Journal•1939

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• Secular Stagnation

  Hans G Despain•Monthly Review•2015

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• A Contribution to the Theory of Economic Growth

  Robert M Solow•The Quarterly Journal of Economics•1956

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• Cambridge as aPlacein Economics

  Maria Cristina Marcuzzo, Nerio Naldi et al.•History of Political Economy•2008

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• Central Problems in Social Theory

  Open Access•Anthony Giddens•Central Problems In Social Theory…•1979

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