A clear portrait of an enlightened Steuart emerges from this book, opening up an alternative approach to many key developments in economic theory. This book brings together a diverse international team of experts to overturn the 'advocate of mercantilism' myth and explore different interpretations of Steuart's work.
A clear portrait of an enlightened Steuart emerges from this book, opening up an alternative approach to many key developments in economic theory. This book brings together a diverse international team of experts to overturn the 'advocate of mercantilism' myth and explore different interpretations of Steuart's work.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
José M. Menudo is Professor of History of Economic Analysis at Pablo de Olavide University, Spain.
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Foreword Ramón Tortajada Part I: A Society Without Invisible Hands 1. James Steuart on the Public Good Christopher J. Berry 2. The Sociogenesis of the Modern State in Sir James Steuart's Principles of Political Economy Matari Pierre Manigat 3. James Steuart: Slavery and Commercial Society in his Principles of Political Economy Simona Pisanelli 4. Beyond Montesquieu: Scottish Institutional Legal Thought and Steuart's Spirit of the People Aida Ramos 5. The Notion of Political Economy in Steuart's and Smith's Main Works Francis Clavé Part II: Money, Prices, and Production 6. James Steuart on John Law's System: The Beginnings of a Rational Monetary Analysis? Jean Cartelier 7. 'Writings on Money Full of Instruction': Steuart and Ricardo as two squabbling bedfellows Ghislain Deleplace 8. James Steuart: A Modern Approach to the Liquidity and Solvency of Public Debt Nesrine Bentemessek and Rebeca Gomez Betancourt 9. Steuart's Naïve Theory of Money and Credit: A Macroeconomic Perspective Shigeki Tomo 10. Determination of Prices in the Economic Theory of James Steuart From a Modern Classical Perspective Alexander Tobon Part III: Readers and Readings of James Steuart 11. James Steuart Versus Adam Smith: Tempest in a Teapot? Eyüp Özveren 12. Steuart and Davenant on Financing Wars Yutaka Furuya 13. Steuart, A Late Mercantilist? Mauricio C. Coutinho 14. Steuart, Hegel, Chamley: A Case Upon the Nature of 'Influence' Gilles Campagnolo 15. Giovanni Tamassia and the Early Italian Reception of Steuart's Principles of Political Economy Cecilia Carnino
Foreword Ramón Tortajada Part I: A Society Without Invisible Hands 1. James Steuart on the Public Good Christopher J. Berry 2. The Sociogenesis of the Modern State in Sir James Steuart's Principles of Political Economy Matari Pierre Manigat 3. James Steuart: Slavery and Commercial Society in his Principles of Political Economy Simona Pisanelli 4. Beyond Montesquieu: Scottish Institutional Legal Thought and Steuart's Spirit of the People Aida Ramos 5. The Notion of Political Economy in Steuart's and Smith's Main Works Francis Clavé Part II: Money, Prices, and Production 6. James Steuart on John Law's System: The Beginnings of a Rational Monetary Analysis? Jean Cartelier 7. 'Writings on Money Full of Instruction': Steuart and Ricardo as two squabbling bedfellows Ghislain Deleplace 8. James Steuart: A Modern Approach to the Liquidity and Solvency of Public Debt Nesrine Bentemessek and Rebeca Gomez Betancourt 9. Steuart's Naïve Theory of Money and Credit: A Macroeconomic Perspective Shigeki Tomo 10. Determination of Prices in the Economic Theory of James Steuart From a Modern Classical Perspective Alexander Tobon Part III: Readers and Readings of James Steuart 11. James Steuart Versus Adam Smith: Tempest in a Teapot? Eyüp Özveren 12. Steuart and Davenant on Financing Wars Yutaka Furuya 13. Steuart, A Late Mercantilist? Mauricio C. Coutinho 14. Steuart, Hegel, Chamley: A Case Upon the Nature of 'Influence' Gilles Campagnolo 15. Giovanni Tamassia and the Early Italian Reception of Steuart's Principles of Political Economy Cecilia Carnino
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