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HELP needed from historians of econ: can you point me to research that studied the content of syllabi and/or textbooks in econ after the 1930s until the 1980s at different (possibly but not necessarily) the main institutions (Chicago, MIT, Stanford, etc) with focus on micro? Thx!

En janvier 2015, Riss m'appelle pour me demander de succéder à Bernard Maris à "Charlie". Près de 10 ans, et plus de 600 articles plus tard, des interviews, quelques reportages, des fous rires et des engueulades, mon histoire au journal se termine avec ce numéro. 💔

Veteran meteorologist overwhelmed by climate change

🧵1/5 Acemoglu or Paul Baran’s Prize? Acemoglu’s argument on settler versus non-settler colonialism was first presented, in almost the same language, by the Marxist economist Paul Baran decades before the publication of AJR 2002 in his book The Political Economy of Growth.

Proof that IA embeds politics (the politics of pockets and women outfit vox.com/2016/9/19/1286…)

The best *constructively* critical piece to read on Acemoglu-Johnson-Robinson is "The Skeptic's Guide to Institutions" series from Dietz Vollrath: The series is great precisely because -- Vollrath writes from the perspective of a 'skeptical fan' of the literature

Coming soon: one of the best books I've read this year. For anyone in need of a deep dive into the essence of economists' modeling work cambridge.org/core/books/man…

A good paper on Hazel Kyrk's then new theoretical and empirical perspective on consumption ` by Manfredi Alberti and Francesco Asso cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Pas de l’éco, mais cet ouvrage sur l’érotisme dans l’art a nourri bcp d'échanges sur la quête du beau/vrai, le rôle des institutions, les rapports de domination et le crédit en art/science Rendu superbe, contenu érudit, drôle & kinky Bravo @WhereverHugo hugopublishing.fr/produits/69-oe…

Currently re-reading this paper by David Gindis on the origins and significance of Jensen and Meckling's view of the nature and purpose of the firm, and it's so helpful and well-researched academic.oup.com/oep/article/72…

Here is our commentary on how the 2024 Economics Nobel integrates colonialism into economics, while leaving a colonial worldview intact (with Surbhi Kesar & Devika Dutt). To explain how & why they do this, we go back to the colonial origins of economics. epw.in/journal/2024/4…

Speculative but very interesting history of the economics of institutions in development

Fun because true

After reading Pseudoerasmus excellent thread on the evolution of devt thinking and the role of institutions and Ingrid H. Kvangraven, Kesar, Dutt paper on the same topic (both published within the past 48 hours) I asked myself the following Q: Why did I like AJR early work so much &

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Estoy investigando sobre la Asociación Argentina de Economía Política y encuentro pocos antecedentes de estudios de asociaciones económicas en América Latina (los 2 de AAEP). ¿Ayuda porfa😊? Rebeca G Betancourt 🏳️‍🌈 Nicolás Dvoskin Fágner Maia Pablo Pryluka Carolina Alves Danielle Guizzo Erich Pinzón-Fuchs Beatrice Cherrier Juan Odisio

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New working paper with @AlexandreChirat where we contrast three views [neoclassical, marxist and institutionalist] on economic power econpapers.repec.org/paper/drmwpape…

With the customary (😕) 2-month delay, a new issue of HEI - History of Economic Ideas has been published. Available soon here: libraweb.net/sommari.php?ch… Journal info here: hei.scholasticahq.com SHoET AISPE Beatrice Cherrier Brian Albrecht WINIR