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Schiffman, Daniel - 2023

This chapter surveys the writings of medieval Jewish rabbis on usury during 1050-1565. These writings belonged to three … literary genres: legal, ethical/pietistic, and Biblical commentary. After surveying the moralistic condemnations of usury by …-ritualistic. I provide examples of rabbinically-sanctioned circumventions of the usury ban via a Gentile intermediary, and new …

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Varieties of ignorance in neoliberal policy : or the possibilities and perils of wishful economic thinking

Best, Jacqueline - In: Review of international political economy 29 (2022) 4, pp. 1159-1182

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Merchants and councilors : intellectual divergences in early 17th century British economic thought

Suprinyak, Carlos Eduardo - 2009

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Economic impossibilities for our grandchildren?

O'Rourke, Kevin Hjortshøj - 2015

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Hume as 'Tory'? Historian : Political Uses and Misuses of his History of England

Brundage, Anthony - 2011

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From a Historical Source to a Narrative Form : Anecdotes in A. V. Nikitenko’s Diary and the History of Censorship

Bodrova, Alina - 2017

The study explores the narrative structure of Alexandr Nikitenko's diary, one of the core sources for the history of Russian censorship, and on the role of the genre of anecdote in particular. Through an analysis of the ‘anecdotal' entries about censorship in Nikitenko's diary and their...

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The moments of, and movements for national accounts : contextualising changes to British national accounting during the 1930s to 1950s

Fright, Matthew Philip James - 2020

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Companies and the Rise of Economic Thought : The Institutional Foundations of Early Economics in England, 1550 to 1720

Erikson, Emily - 2017

Seventeenth-century England was the site of a profound transformation of early economic thought. The amount of works published increased rapidly and the works became less concerned with morality and scripture and more concerned with national prosperity and empirical evidence. We show that the...

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The Origins of Modern Finance Ministries : An Evolutionary Account Based on the History of Britain and Germany

Krause, Philipp - 2015

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A history of the theories of production and distribution in English political economy from 1776 to 1848

Cannan, Edwin - 1917 - 3. ed.

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