The New economic history
Subtitle: recent papers on methodology
By: edited by Ralph L. Andreano.
Series: The Wiley series in American economic history
Publisher: Wiley
Published: 1970
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 178
Subjects: Economics -- History -- Addresses, essays, lectures.
Other titles: Explorations in entrepreneurial history.
Description: Collection of essays which first appeared in various issues of Explorations in entrepreneurial history, 2d ser. The new history, by G. G. S. Murphy.--The role of the economic historian in predictive testing of proffered economic laws, by R. L. Basmann.--Fact and theory in economic history, by J. R. T. Hughes.--"And it will never be literature": the new economic history, a critique, by L. E. Davis.--Potentialities and pitfalls in economic history, by F. Redlich.--Comment on Davis and Redlich papers, by G. Green.--Econometrics and Southern history, by A. H. Conrad.--Comments on Conrad paper, by R. W. Fogel, S. Bruchey, and A. D. Chandler, Jr.--The new economic history, an econometric appraisal, by G. N. von Tunzelmann.--Bibliography (p. 177-178).
Notes: Collection of essays which first appeared in various issues of Explorations in entrepreneurial history, 2d ser.
Table of contents: title: The new history, by G. G. S. Murphy.; title: The role of the economic historian in predictive testing of proffered economic laws, by R. L. Basmann.; title: Fact and theory in economic history, by J. R. T. Hughes.; title: "And it will never be literature": the new economic history, a critique, by L. E. Davis.; title: Potentialities and pitfalls in economic history, by F. Redlich.; title: Comment on Davis and Redlich papers, by G. Green.; title: Econometrics and Southern history, by A. H. Conrad.; title: Comments on Conrad paper, by R. W. Fogel, S. Bruchey, and A. D. Chandler, Jr.; title: The new economic history, an econometric appraisal, by G. N. von Tunzelmann.; title: Bibliography (p. 177-178)