Ľon Walras, economist and liberal socialist : essays /
This book offers an in-depth exploration of the genesis of Ľon Walras's work and its impact on the history of economics. Through a thorough examination of both published and unpublished writings, correspondence, and personal notes, the book reveals new insights into Walrass intellectual evoluti...
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| Series: | Springer studies in the history of economic thought.
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Table of Contents:
- Chapter 1. Introduction
- Part I. Paternal Legacy and Formation of the Field of Political and Social Economy
- Chapter 2. Auguste Walras as a Transmitter of Ideas: From Jean-Baptiste Say to Lon Walras
- Chapter 3. From the Theory of Five Stages to the Industrial and Commercial Regime
- Chapter 4. Taxonomy of Sciences and Divisions of Political and Social Economy: An Attempt at Reconstruction
- Part II. Pure Economics and Its Reception
- Chapter 5. Genesis of a Masterpiece: the Theory of General Economic Equilibrium
- Chapter 6. The Conception of Free Competition in the lments dconomie politique pure
- Chapter 7. An Early Reception of Pure Economics in Italy: The Correspondence with the Lombard-Venetians
- Chapter 8. The Reception of Pure Economics in France (1873-1926)
- Part III. Reforming the Teaching of Political Economy
- Chapter 9. From Criticism to the Reform Plan for the Teaching of Political Economy in France in the xixth Century
- Chapter 10. Teaching Social and Applied economics in Lausanne
- Chapter 11. Lon Walras and the Commission of the University Library of Lausanne: the Purchases of Books in Economics
- Part IV. Critique of "Orthodox" Liberalism and Empirical Socialism
- Chapter 12. Ideas and Men: Criticism of the French Liberal School
- Chapter 13. Criticism of Empirical Socialism: The Cases of Louis Blanc and the Saint-Simonians
- Chapter 14. Lon Walras, Paul Voituron and Constant Leirens at the Editorial Team of Le Travail: The Polemics on Cooperation (1866-1867)
- Part V. Social Reforms for the Implementation of a Liberal Socialism
- Chapter 15. Organisation of the Labour Market, Labour Legislation and Social Insurance
- Chapter 16. Towards the Repurchase of Land by the State and the Abolition of Taxes
- Chapter 17. Public Services and Natural Monopolies: What Role for the State?
- Chapter 18. Towards a Political Reform? Universal Suffrage and Professional Representation of Interests
- Chapter 19. General Conclusion.