The Institutionalist Movement in American Economics, 1918–1947 : Science and Social Control

Cover -- Half-title -- Series-title -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Tables -- Acknowledgments -- PART ONE: INTRODUCTION -- 1 American Institutionalism in the History of Economics -- THE STANDARD VIEW -- AN OUTLINE OF A REVISIONIST VIEW -- PLAN OF THE WORK -- 2 Understanding Institutional Economics -- "INSTITUTIONAL ECONOMICS" -- THE DEFINITION OF INSTITUTIONAL ECONOMICS -- THE INSTITUTIONALIST NETWORK -- CONTRIBUTORS TO INSTITUTIONAL ECONOMICS -- THE SOURCES OF INSTITUTIONAL ECONOMICS -- THE INSTITUTIONALIST PROGRAM -- CONCLUSION -- PART TWO: INSTITUTIONALIST CAREERS -- 3 Walton Hamilton: Institutionalism and the Public Control of Business -- HAMILTON'S CAREER IN OUTLINE -- HAMILTON'S INSTITUTIONALISM -- SOME PROPOSALS FOR CONTROL, 1918-1932 -- THE JUDICIAL CONTROL OF INDUSTRY -- THE NEW DEAL: CONSUMERS, CODES, AND PRICE POLICY -- ANTITRUST, PATENTS, AND CORPORATE CONTROL -- CONCLUSION -- 4 Morris A. Copeland: Institutionalism and Statistics -- STUDENT CAREER: AMHERST AND CHICAGO -- ACADEMIC CAREER TO 1933 -- WORK IN GOVERNMENT, 1933-1944 -- THE NBER AND THE MONEYFLOWS PROJECT, 1944-1952 -- ACADEMIC CAREER AFTER 1949 -- CONCLUSION -- PART THREE: CENTERS OF INSTITUTIONAL ECONOMICS -- 5 Institutionalism at Chicago and Beyond -- CHICAGO AND THE FORMATION OF INSTITUTIONAL ECONOMICS -- VEBLEN AND MITCHELL BEYOND CHICAGO -- CHICAGO AND INSTITUTIONALISM IN THE 1920s -- CHICAGO, KNIGHT, AND THE CRITICISM OF INSTITUTIONAL ECONOMICS -- CONCLUSION -- 6 Amherst and the Brookings Graduate School -- THE AMHERST PROGRAM -- THE AMHERST STUDENTS -- THE BROOKINGS GRADUATE SCHOOL -- THE BROOKINGS PROGRAM -- THE BROOKINGS STUDENTS -- CONCLUSION -- 7 Wisconsin Institutionalism -- THE EVOLUTION OF A DEPARTMENT -- THE WISCONSIN PROGRAM IN ECONOMICS -- WISCONSIN STUDENTS -- WHAT HAPPENED TO WISCONSIN INSTITUTIONALISM? -- CONCLUSION.