Wisconsin "government and business" and the history of heterodox economic thought
By: editor, Warren J. Samuels.
Contributors: Samuels, Warren J., 1933-
Edition: 1st ed.
Series: Research in the history of economic thought and methodology -- v. 22-C; Research in the history of economic thought and methodology -- v. 22-C.
Publisher: Elsevier/JAI; JAI Press
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Amsterdam; Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 378
Subjects: Economics -- History -- 20th century.; Economics -- Study and teaching (Higher) -- History -- 20th century.; Economics -- Methodology -- History -- 20th century.; Industrial policy -- United States -- Study and teaching -- History.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.

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Table of contents: title: "Government and business" at the University of Wisconsin in the mid-1950s / Warren J. Samuels; title: Edwin Emil Witte's course on "Government and business" : Economics 146, fall 1954 / notes taken and edited by Warren J. Samuels; title: Edwin Emil Witte's course on "The role of government in the economy : Economics 246, 1954-1955 / noted taken and edited by Warren J. Samuels; title: Robert Lampman's course on "Government and business" : Economics 146, fall 1955 / notes taken and edited by Warren J. Samuels; title: Papers from a conference on the history of heterodox economics in the 20th century : introduction / Warren J. Samuels; title: Heterodox economics at the University of Manitoba / Fletcher Baragar; title: Repression at the University of Michigan / Edward H. Shaffer; title: The Spartan school of institutional economics at Michigan State University / A. Allan Schmid; title: The Oklahoma "institutionalist" school / W. Robert Brazelton; title: Economic heterodoxy at the University of Texas at mid-twentieth century / David Hamilton; title: Heterodox economics at the University of Utah / E.K. Hunt and Allen M. Sievers ; with the assistance of Ginger Alewine; title: The twentieth century trend of institutionalism in mainstream economics journals / Ronnie J. Phillips and Douglas Kinnear; title: Lament for economics, or, How Barbara Wootton gave it all away and became a sociologist / J.E. King; title: Marxist theory : from class struggle to political economy / Clark Everling; title: The urban land economics tradition / Ranney Ramsey.