Political Economy in the Twentieth Century

This collection of previously unpublished essays discusses the work of a select number of major intellectuals of the recent past (Joan Robinson, Piero Sraffa, Maurice Dobb, Michal Kalecki, Paul Sweezy and Joseph Schumpeter). These are not the figures who dominated established economic traditions; they stood, rather, outside the mainstream, acting as critics of the capitalist order and of the theory that sought to explain it. More than a study of leading intellectuals, the book also investigates the principal problems and theoretical inheritance which linked together theorists of otherwise disparate social and political contexts. Students and scholars of the history of economic thought will find many interesting ideas here. It will be a fascinating source of reference for many years to come. The contributors are: Geoff Harcourt; A. K. Sen; Malcolm Sawyer; Josef Steindl; Michael Lebowitz and Tom Bottomore

Economics · Political economy · Political science · Politics · Economic Theory and Institutions · Economic Theory and Policy · Law · Political Economy and Marxism

• Steindlian Models of Growth and Stagnation

  Open Access•Peter Flaschel, Peter Skott•Metroeconomica•2006

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• Josef Steindl's relations to Italian economics ∗

  Alessandro Roncaglia•Review of Political Economy•1994

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• Growth and distribution ∗

  Heinz D Kurz•Review of Political Economy•1994

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