New Economics and Its History

New Economics and Its History

by John Bryan Davis

Book 1997 of Annual supplement to History of political economy -- v. 29

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Proceedings of the "New Economics and its Writing [sic] conference held at Duke University in March 1996"--p. 2. Includes bibliographical references and index. Machine dreams : economic agents as cyborgs / Philip Mirowski -- Engineering dynamic economics / Esther-Mirjam Sent -- Lucas and artificial worlds / Marcel Boumans -- A historical perspective on the common methodological heritage of contemporary law, economics, and organizational theory / S. Todd Lowry -- The trial of Homo economicus : what law and economics tells us about the development of economic imperialism / Steven G. Medema -- Putting a different spin on QALYs : beyond a sociological critique / Joshua Cohen -- A history of an intellectual arbitrage : the evolution of financial economics / Paul Harrison-- Methodological stance and consumption theory : a lesson in feminist methodology / Mary L. Hirschfeld -- Persuading by the numbers : the balance sheet in late-Victorian financial journalism / Timothy L. Alborn -- "What is truth" in capital theory? Five stories relevant to the evaluation of Frank H. Knight's contributions to the capital controversy / Ross B. Emmett -- Economists' responses to anomalies full-cost pricing versus preference reversals / Daniel M. Hausman and Philippe Mongin -- Responses to arbitrariness in contemporary economics / S. Abu Turab Rizvi -- New economics and its history : a Pickeringian view / John B. Davis.

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