HISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT A Selected Bibliography

(The following list is not meant to be exhaustive, but does represent general accounts from varying points of view. The student should also examine the bibliographies in these works, particularly that in Spiegel. There are also a number of series studies now available, notably from Edward Elgar publisher: Perspectives in the History of Economic Thought which features papers presented at the annual History of Economics Society meeting (9 vols); Pioneers in Economics, Marc Blaug, ed., which contains papers on particular economists (currently at 46 titles); School of Thought in Economics, Marc Blaug, general ed. which contains (currently 11) volumes of essays on particular general approaches in economics. Routledge is publishing a Critical Assessments series, edited by John Wood featuring articles written on specific economists: currently, volumes on Joan Robinson, Leontief, Say, and Pareto are published. Routl ge also publishes a “Library of 20th Century Economists, ” organized around themes–The Chicago Tradition, Socialism and the Market, Origins of Macroeconomics, etc. And, the firm has a “Critical Reviews ” and Critical Responses ” series. Macmillan has a new series on Cont mporary Economists, edited by John Pheby. Finally, Pickering and Chatto (UK) is publishing series on various topics that collec