Thomas Boylan / Renee Prendergast / John Turner (ed.)
A History of Irish Economic Thought
Herausgeber: Boylan, Thomas; Turner, John; Prendergast, Renee
Thomas Boylan / Renee Prendergast / John Turner (ed.)
A History of Irish Economic Thought
Herausgeber: Boylan, Thomas; Turner, John; Prendergast, Renee
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In this book the contributors redress this glaring omission in the history of political economy, for the first time providing an overview of developments in Irish political economy from the seventeenth to the twentieth century.
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In this book the contributors redress this glaring omission in the history of political economy, for the first time providing an overview of developments in Irish political economy from the seventeenth to the twentieth century.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 352
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. Juli 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 157mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 658g
- ISBN-13: 9780415423403
- ISBN-10: 0415423406
- Artikelnr.: 34555809
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 352
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. Juli 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 157mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 658g
- ISBN-13: 9780415423403
- ISBN-10: 0415423406
- Artikelnr.: 34555809
Renee Prendergast is Lecturer in Economics at Queens University, Belfast, UK. Thomas Boylan is Professor of Economics at the University of Galway, Ireland. John Turner is Professor of Finance at Queens University, Belfast, UK.
Introduction Part 1. Ireland and the Birth of Political Economy 1. The
Irish Connection and the Birth of Political Economy: Petty and Cantillon
Anthony Brewer 2. Swift and Berkeley on Economic Development Salim Rashid
and Edward McPhail 3. Virtue, Vice and Political Economy- Engaging the
Eighteenth Century Debates Renee PrendergastPart 2. The Classical Era: The
Rise and Fall of Laissez-Faire 4. "A Science Unknown in Ireland": Political
Economy in 19th Century Ireland Peter Gray 5. The Trinity College School of
Value and Distribution Lawrence Moss 6. Irish Agriculture-Land Tenure
Systems, Redistribution and Risk Charles Hickson 7. Cairnes on Land,
Laissez-faire: An Irish Challenge to Political Economy T.A. Boylan and T.
P. Foley 8. Irish Debates on Money and Banking John Turner 9. Bastable on
Trade and Public Finance John Maloney and Tom Boylan 10. The Peculiarities
of Place: The Irish Historical School Roger BackhousePart 3 . Into the
Twentieth Century- Irish Contributions to Economic Theory 11. Edgeworth
Alberto Baccini 12. Roy Geary John Spencer 13. Terence Gorman Patrick
Honohan and Peter NearyPart 4. Policy and Economic Development-Shifting
Economic Paradigms 14. Religion, Nationalism and Political Economy in the
Early Twentieth Century Gearoid O Tuathaigh 15. Political Economy- from
Nation Building to Stagnation Graham Brownlow 16. Export Led Growth,
Multinational Corporations and Economic Development Frank Barry
Irish Connection and the Birth of Political Economy: Petty and Cantillon
Anthony Brewer 2. Swift and Berkeley on Economic Development Salim Rashid
and Edward McPhail 3. Virtue, Vice and Political Economy- Engaging the
Eighteenth Century Debates Renee PrendergastPart 2. The Classical Era: The
Rise and Fall of Laissez-Faire 4. "A Science Unknown in Ireland": Political
Economy in 19th Century Ireland Peter Gray 5. The Trinity College School of
Value and Distribution Lawrence Moss 6. Irish Agriculture-Land Tenure
Systems, Redistribution and Risk Charles Hickson 7. Cairnes on Land,
Laissez-faire: An Irish Challenge to Political Economy T.A. Boylan and T.
P. Foley 8. Irish Debates on Money and Banking John Turner 9. Bastable on
Trade and Public Finance John Maloney and Tom Boylan 10. The Peculiarities
of Place: The Irish Historical School Roger BackhousePart 3 . Into the
Twentieth Century- Irish Contributions to Economic Theory 11. Edgeworth
Alberto Baccini 12. Roy Geary John Spencer 13. Terence Gorman Patrick
Honohan and Peter NearyPart 4. Policy and Economic Development-Shifting
Economic Paradigms 14. Religion, Nationalism and Political Economy in the
Early Twentieth Century Gearoid O Tuathaigh 15. Political Economy- from
Nation Building to Stagnation Graham Brownlow 16. Export Led Growth,
Multinational Corporations and Economic Development Frank Barry
Introduction Part 1. Ireland and the Birth of Political Economy 1. The
Irish Connection and the Birth of Political Economy: Petty and Cantillon
Anthony Brewer 2. Swift and Berkeley on Economic Development Salim Rashid
and Edward McPhail 3. Virtue, Vice and Political Economy- Engaging the
Eighteenth Century Debates Renee PrendergastPart 2. The Classical Era: The
Rise and Fall of Laissez-Faire 4. "A Science Unknown in Ireland": Political
Economy in 19th Century Ireland Peter Gray 5. The Trinity College School of
Value and Distribution Lawrence Moss 6. Irish Agriculture-Land Tenure
Systems, Redistribution and Risk Charles Hickson 7. Cairnes on Land,
Laissez-faire: An Irish Challenge to Political Economy T.A. Boylan and T.
P. Foley 8. Irish Debates on Money and Banking John Turner 9. Bastable on
Trade and Public Finance John Maloney and Tom Boylan 10. The Peculiarities
of Place: The Irish Historical School Roger BackhousePart 3 . Into the
Twentieth Century- Irish Contributions to Economic Theory 11. Edgeworth
Alberto Baccini 12. Roy Geary John Spencer 13. Terence Gorman Patrick
Honohan and Peter NearyPart 4. Policy and Economic Development-Shifting
Economic Paradigms 14. Religion, Nationalism and Political Economy in the
Early Twentieth Century Gearoid O Tuathaigh 15. Political Economy- from
Nation Building to Stagnation Graham Brownlow 16. Export Led Growth,
Multinational Corporations and Economic Development Frank Barry
Irish Connection and the Birth of Political Economy: Petty and Cantillon
Anthony Brewer 2. Swift and Berkeley on Economic Development Salim Rashid
and Edward McPhail 3. Virtue, Vice and Political Economy- Engaging the
Eighteenth Century Debates Renee PrendergastPart 2. The Classical Era: The
Rise and Fall of Laissez-Faire 4. "A Science Unknown in Ireland": Political
Economy in 19th Century Ireland Peter Gray 5. The Trinity College School of
Value and Distribution Lawrence Moss 6. Irish Agriculture-Land Tenure
Systems, Redistribution and Risk Charles Hickson 7. Cairnes on Land,
Laissez-faire: An Irish Challenge to Political Economy T.A. Boylan and T.
P. Foley 8. Irish Debates on Money and Banking John Turner 9. Bastable on
Trade and Public Finance John Maloney and Tom Boylan 10. The Peculiarities
of Place: The Irish Historical School Roger BackhousePart 3 . Into the
Twentieth Century- Irish Contributions to Economic Theory 11. Edgeworth
Alberto Baccini 12. Roy Geary John Spencer 13. Terence Gorman Patrick
Honohan and Peter NearyPart 4. Policy and Economic Development-Shifting
Economic Paradigms 14. Religion, Nationalism and Political Economy in the
Early Twentieth Century Gearoid O Tuathaigh 15. Political Economy- from
Nation Building to Stagnation Graham Brownlow 16. Export Led Growth,
Multinational Corporations and Economic Development Frank Barry