Cambridge journal of economics

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  Año 2025, Número 6

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    Ontological theorising and the history of economic thought: an introduction

    Paul Lewis, Stephen Pratten, Jochen Runde

    págs. 1115-1122

    
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    Empathy as a constituent of social reality: an ontological reading of Adam Smith

    Toru Yamamori

    págs. 1123-1140

    
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    Adam Smith, realism and the urban economy

    Sheila Dow, David Waite

    págs. 1141-1161

    
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    From the invisible hand to the rabble: Smith, Hegel and social ontology

    Michael Lazarus

    págs. 1163-1185

    
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    Marx’s critiques of capitalism based on his practical ethics of freedom: an ontological reconstruction through the Hegelian theories of ethical life and social freedom

    Doğa Öner

    págs. 1187-1213

    
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    Social relations, social positioning theory and Marx

    Tony Lawson

    págs. 1215-1254

    
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    Economic analysis, history of economic thought and ontology: the case of Léon Walras

    Richard Arena

    págs. 1255-1269

    
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    Was Carl Menger a process theorist? An assessment of his theory of wants and goods

    Anthony M. Endres, David A. Harper

    págs. 1271-1291

    
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    The mazes of logic versus the mazes of arithmetic: Keynes’s ontological commitment to the facts and events of history

    Harro Maas

    págs. 1293-1322

    
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    Marshall and the notions of welfare and value in the Cambridge tradition

    Nuno Ornelas Martins

    págs. 1323-1346

    
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    Economics and ideology, historically and ontologically considered

    Mário da Graça Moura, Francisco Nunes-Pereira

    págs. 1347-1363

    
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    The influence of Burke in the thought of Keynes and Hayek

    Gregory M. Collins

    págs. 1365-1395

    
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    The historical context of the experience of money and the road less travelled: the history of economic thought, Dennis Robertson’s Money, the thing positioned and the positioned thing

    Jamie Morgan

    págs. 1397-1449

    
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    On Ellsberg’s commitment to dealing with the uncertainty of the real world

    Carlo Zappia

    págs. 1451-1468

    
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    The ontology of Original Institutional Economics and Social Positioning Theory

    Beliza Borba de Almeida, William Waller

    págs. 1469-1494

    
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    Bloomington and Cambridge compared: varieties of ontological thinking, social positioning, and the self-governance of common-pool resources

    Paul Lewis, Jochen Runde

    págs. 1495-1516