1. Is there a "classical" alternative to marginalist theory? : some introductory remarks / Heinz D. Kurz -- 2. Sraffa's hits and misses / Paul A. Samuelson -- 3. Professor Samuelson on Sraffa and the classical economists / Pierangelo Garegnani -- 4. Classical and neoclassical harmonies and...

1. Introduction -- 2. The structure of interaction -- 3. Fish markets : an example of the emergence of aggregate coordination -- 4. Financial markets: bubbles, herds and crashes -- 5. Public goods : a coordination problem -- 6. Segregation : Schelling's model -- 7. Conclusion.

1. Introduction / Ying Ma and Hans-Michael Trautwein -- 2. Physiocracy and the Chinese model / Stefan Gaarsmand Jacobsen -- 3. The reception of Adam Smith in East Asia / Qunyi Liu -- 4. Commodities, natural resources, and growth / Mauro Boianovsky -- 5. Yan Fu, individualism, and social order /...

pt. 1. Introduction -- pt. 2. Systems theory -- pt. 3. Unity of social sciences -- pt. 4. Economics and morality -- pt. 5. Communication/persuasion -- pt. 6. Power theory -- pt. 7. Evolutionary economics -- pt. 8. Institutions/institutional economics -- pt. 9. Spaceship earth (ecological...

1. Introduction : economic indeterminacy and the dance of the meta-axioms : the dynamic mechanism by which neoclassical economics turns defeat at the hands of indeterminacy into unassailable dominance -- 2. Unity is strength : it is also the cause of indeterminacy regarding the wage and...

1. 'China-style' socialist modernization, and issues of economic restructuring (August 1979 and 1980) -- 2. Several issues relating to modernizing the national economy (March 14, 1980) -- 3. Meeting the real needs of people is the noble task of socialist construction (1981) -- 4. Several issues...