Association for Evolutionary Economics

New to Institutional Economics? Start Here:

• Richard V. Adkisson – The original institutionalist perspective on economy and its place in a pluralist paradigm
• Charles J. Whalen – Post-Keynesian Institutionalism after the Great Recession

Emily Hrovat: https://afeeblog.squarespace.com/  The AFEE blog curated by social media coordinator Emily Hrovat provides spot-lights on AFEE members, news of interest, and links to all the AFEE sessions videotaped at the virtual AFEE @ ASSA conference in January 2020.

Eric Scorsone and Sarah Klammer:  The Economic-Legal Nexus podcast A monthly podcast dedicated to discussing alternative approaches to economic theory and policy, with specific reference to institutional economics.

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Classic Institutionalist Economists, Books and Articles

Ayres, Clarence E.

• The Theory of Economic Progress
• Toward a Reasonable Society: The Values of Industrial Civilization
• The Divine Right of Capital

Commons, John R.

• "Institutional Economics," American Economic Review, 1931
• Labor and Administration
• Legal Foundations of Capitalism
• History of Labor in the United States
• Industrial Goodwill

Galbraith, John Kenneth

• The Affluent Society
• The New Industrial State
• Economics and the Public Purpose

Veblen, Thorstein

• The Engineers and the Price System.
• The Higher Learning in America.
• The Theory of the Leisure Class.
• The Theory of Business Enterprise.
• "The Barbarian Status of Women," American Journal of Sociology, 1898-9.
• "The Beginning of Ownership," American Journal of Sociology, 1898-9.
• "Böhm-Bawerk's Definition of Capital and the Source of Wages," Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1892.
• "Fisher's Capital and Income," Political Science Quarterly, 1908.
• "Fisher's Rate of Interest," Political Science Quarterly, 1909.
• "The Instinct of Workmanship and the Irksomeness of Labor," American Journal of Sociology, 1898-9.
• "The Limitations of Marginal Utility," Journal of Political Economy, 1909.
• "The Preconceptions of Economic Science," Pt. 1, Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1899.
• "The Preconceptions of Economic Science," Pt. 2, Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1899.
• "The Preconceptions of Economic Science," Pt. 3, Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1899.
• "The Socialist Economics of Karl Marx and His Followers," Pt.1, Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1906.
• "The Socialist Economics of Karl Marx and His Followers," Pt.2, Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1906.
• "The Vested Interests and the Common Man," 1919.
• "Why is Economics Not an Evolutionary Science," Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1898.

Mitchell, Wesley Claire

• "The backward art of spending money (1912)"
• "Human behavior and economics. A survey of recent literature. (1912) "
• "The role of money in economic theory (1916)"
• ""Introduction to Ïncome in the USA 1909-1919 (1921)"
• "The processes involved in business cycles (1927)"
• "Business Cycles "

Copeland, Morris

• A study of money flows in the United States Front matter, preface, abstracts, introduction (1952)
• A study of money flows in the United States Index
• A study of money flows in the United States p. 13-16 (1952)
• A study of money flows in the United States p. 17-46 (1952)
• A study of money flows in the United States p. 47-68 (1952)
• A study of money flows in the United States p. 69-84 (1952)
• A study of money flows in the United States p. 85-97 (1952)
• A study of money flows in the United States p. 98-112 (1952)
• A study of money flows in the United States p. 113-153 (1952)
• A study of money flows in the United States p. 154-178 (1952)
• A study of money flows in the United States p. 179-197 (1952)
• A study of money flows in the United States p. 198-220 (1952)
• A study of money flows in the United States p. 240-289 (1952)
• A study of money flows in the United States p. 290-338 (1952)
• A study of money flows in the United States p. 349-560 Appendix A (1952)
• A study of money flows in the United States p. 561-584 (1952)