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What are your most underappreciated works? An invitation to social-science/humanities scholars with 4k+ Google Scholar citations:
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Dissing 'The Theory of Moral Sentiments': Twenty-Six Critics, from 1765 to 1949
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What Adam Smith Told His Teenagers About Domestic Policy: Student lecture notes from Smith's jurisprudence course
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“What Blackstone and the Founding Fathers had in common, and what Bentham notably lacked, was a large tolerance for complexity.” Gertrude Himmelfarb's examination of Jeremy Bentham's 'A Fragment on Government,' republished in EJW:
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The new issue of Econ Journal Watch (September 2019, vol. 16, no. 2) is now available:
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Edmund Burke's "Thoughts and Details on Scarcity," his most general expression of his views in political economy, shows a sensitive appreciation of the particularism of social affairs. The essay is newly republished in EJW, with a foreword from our editor:
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In the new EJW: "Misrepresenting Mises: Quotation Editing and a Rejection of Peer Review at Cambridge University Press" by
@PhilWMagness
and Amelia Janaskie of
@AIER
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POLI SCI journal watch: EJW welcomes submissions of critical commentary on articles and books in the political science profession.
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The introduction and first two chapters of David K. Lewis's classic "Convention: A Philosophical Study," newly reprinted in EJW with a foreword from our editor.
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David Barker, co-editor of EJW, testifying before Congress today, based on his three EJW articles on temperature and economic growth (starting at 54:00):
Barker's three EJW articles on the topic:
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The new issue of Econ Journal Watch (March 2019, vol. 16, no. 1) is now available:
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The new issue of Econ Journal Watch (September 2018, vol. 15, no. 3) is now available:
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In the new EJW:
@PhilWMagness
of
@BerryCollege
takes to task an
@AEAjournals
review of Thomas Leonard's book 'Illiberal Reformers: Race, Eugenics, and American Economics in the Progressive Era.'
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"Most journals do not like to publish papers that say what they previously published...was altogether wrong."
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The new issue of Econ Journal Watch (September 2017, vol. 14, no. 3) is now available:
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Ideological Profiles of the Economics Laureates: We resume the project with two of the 2013 laureates.
Eugene Fama
Lars Peter Hansen
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A special project, "The Ideological Migration of the Economics Laureates," fills the new issue of Econ Journal Watch:
http://t.co/AJXPdTznZi
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EJW welcomes three new Co-editors: David Barker, Andrew Gelman, and Robert Kaestner
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The March 2024 issue of Econ Journal Watch is now available:
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EJW Audio:
@James_Forder
of
@BalliolOxford
on Milton Friedman's Early Work on Stabilization Policy
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In the new EJW: "Darity, Camara, and MacLean on William H. Hutt" by
@PhilWMagness
of
@AIER
and
@ArtCarden
of
@SamfordU
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The new issue of Econ Journal Watch (March 2021, vol. 18, no. 1) is now available:
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EJW Audio: Evan Osborne of
@WrightState
discusses Joan Robinson’s communism and how it has been treated by scholars, based on his EJW article “Captive of One’s Own Theory: Joan Robinson and Maoist China.”
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EJW Audio: Echoing Gunnar Myrdal, Dan Klein praises ideological disclosure, viewing it as similar to the disclosure of vested interests.
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Mitchell Langbert, Anthony Quain, and Daniel Klein on voter registration among faculty at leading U.S. universities
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Steve Walker on misconduct at the Journal of Accounting Research:
If JAR weren’t sweeping misconduct under the rug, they would demonstrate that. They’ve failed to demonstrate that—three times.
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Russ Roberts (
@EconTalker
) "contrast[s] the mainstream economics view of choice and behavior with the religious view"
http://t.co/I48EXmO4Sx
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The new issue of Econ Journal Watch (March 2022, vol. 19, no. 1) is now available:
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SOC journal watch: EJW welcomes submissions of critical commentary on articles and books in the sociology profession.
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EJW News: The Accounting Review retracts criticized article
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In the new EJW: George DeMartino and Deirdre McCloskey, editors of 'The Oxford Handbook of Professional Economic Ethics,' say an
@AEAJournals
review "misrepresented the book quite badly."
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New in EJW's 'Classical Liberalism in Econ, by Country' series:
@PRomeroEc
,
@FergHodgson
, and
@PazEnLibertad
on Ecuador
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The new issue of Econ Journal Watch (January 2018, vol. 15, no. 1) is now available:
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Information for the Hair Dressers in Edinburgh;
Against the Incorporation of Barbers.
The SECOND EDITION.
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The September 2023 issue of Econ Journal Watch is now available:
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"The Leamer critique caused economists to largely abandon ordinary multiple regression and to instead employ more credible research designs, such as natural experiments."
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In the new EJW: "Gender, Race and Ethnicity, and Inequality Research in the American Economic Review and the American Economic Association's Conference Papers" by Jeremy Horpedahl (
@JMHorp
) and Arnold Kling (
@KlingBlog
)
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In EJW: "Hayek’s Divorce and Move to Chicago" by Hayek biographer Lanny Ebenstein of
@UCSantaBarbara
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As seen on
@LastWeekTonight
! Read
@DCoatesEcon
and
@Humphreys_Brad
on subsidies for stadiums:
http://t.co/Var39WLdzQ
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Hugo Faria, Shruti Rajagopalan, and Josef Šíma at
#SEA2016
presenting papers from the "Classical Liberalism in Econ, by Country" symposium
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The new issue of Econ Journal Watch (September 2020, vol. 17, no. 2) is now available:
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"William Darity, M'Balou Camara, and Nancy MacLean claim that William H. Hutt was a white supremacist... We show the claim is baseless."
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The new issue of Econ Journal Watch (September 2015, vol. 12, no. 3) is now available:
http://t.co/WVtkETaZrp
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EJW Audio: Phil Magness criticizes Quinn Slobodian’s work on Ludwig von Mises and criticizes the Cambridge University Press journal 𝘊𝘰𝘯𝘵𝘦𝘮𝘱𝘰𝘳𝘢𝘳𝘺 𝘌𝘶𝘳𝘰𝘱𝘦𝘢𝘯 𝘏𝘪𝘴𝘵𝘰𝘳𝘺 for failing to choose truth above falsehood.
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In the new EJW: "Classical Liberalism in Italian Economic Thought, from the Time of Unification," by
@AMingardi
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In EJW: Is it true that “Twitter Mood Predicts the Stock Market”? Michael Lachanski and Steven Pav investigate
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"Adam Smith’s Library": In our current issue, we reproduce by permission the 1967 checklist created by Hiroshi Mizuta of the titles that were owned by Smith.
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The new issue of Econ Journal Watch (January 2017, vol. 14, no. 1) is now available:
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EJW Audio: Lanny Ebenstein of
@UCSantaBarbara
discusses his new paper "Hayek's Divorce and Move to Chicago."
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EJW Audio: Martin van Staden (
@Martin_ASFL
) of
@FMFSouthAfrica
discusses his EJW paper "The Liberal Tradition in South Africa, 1910–2019."
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"Some forms of utility-enhancement simply are not comparable to each other," argues
@VictorClaar
of
@HendersonStateU
http://t.co/yuXsQg9tYN
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In the new EJW: "Immigration's Effect on Institutional Quality: The Place of Simpler Evidence" by
@GarettJones
and
@RyanCFraser
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In EJW: "The Liberal Tradition in South Africa, 1910–2019" by Martin van Staden (
@Martin_ASFL
) of
@FMFSouthAfrica
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The new issue of Econ Journal Watch (September 2014, vol. 11, no. 3) is now available:
http://t.co/P38d3SkWyt
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"The DGE method proposed in Solis-Garcia and Xie (2018) was intended to overcome some of the limitations of previous approaches. Unfortunately, it does not serve its purpose of estimating the ratio of shadow to formal production."
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The new issue of Econ Journal Watch (May 2018, vol. 15, no. 2) is now available:
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In the new EJW:
@HarrisonSearles
offers "A Smith-Hayek Critique of the Evolutionary Left"
http://t.co/CcSkeJFd6P
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"Religious ideas can help enrich economics," says Abbas Mirakhor of
@INCEIF
http://t.co/SBHv7T5uAx
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EJW News: Econ Journal Watch editorial team warmly welcomes
@GarettJones
of
@GeorgeMasonU
as a new co-editor
http://t.co/A3NvXe3Jp0
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The new issue of Econ Journal Watch (January 2016, vol. 13, no. 1) is now available:
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The new issue of Econ Journal Watch (May 2017, vol. 14, no. 2) is now available:
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A first-ever English translation of Carl Menger’s 1891 article calling for a recovery of the Smithian tradition:
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"Use of native language is being given up either too readily or without proper regard for the consequences."
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"No doubt Smith did influence him, but, nevertheless, Burke appears to have reached his main conclusions independently."
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In the EJW symposium on Classical Liberalism in Econ, by Country: Mateusz Machaj of
@UniWroc
on Poland
http://t.co/ZAQMpvSKmU
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The new issue of Econ Journal Watch (September 2016, vol. 13, no. 3) is now available:
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From the new EJW: "Who Knows What Willingness to Pay Lurks in the Hearts of Men?" by
@JohnWhitehead81
of
@AppState
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One of the aspects of Milton Friedman’s work which won him the Nobel Prize was “his demonstration of the complexity of stabilization policy.” What did that mean? James Forder and Hugo Monnery consider that question in the new EJW:
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EJW Audio:
@KarenIlseHorn
and Stefan Kolev (
@OrdoliberalBG
) describe Carl Menger’s conflict with Gustav Schmoller, leader of the Younger German Historical School—a conflict known as the Methodenstreit.
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Also in the new EJW: "A Response to 'Critique of an Article on Machine Learning in the Detection of Accounting Fraud'" by Yang Bao of
@SJTU1896
, Bin Ke (
@KeBin_Singapore
), Bin Li of
@WHUni_official
, Y. Julia Yu of
@UVa
, and Jie Zhang of
@NTUsg
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EJW thanks its referees and others who contribute to its mission.
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In EJW: Hugo Faria,
@HugoMoises
Montesinos-Yufa, and
@DanielMoralesR
on the modernization hypothesis
http://t.co/eEMXNz391J
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EJW fosters open exchange. We welcome proposals and submissions of diverse viewpoints.
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In the new EJW: "From Hume to Smith on the Common Law and English Liberty: A Comment on Paul Sagar" by Jacob R. Hall (
@JRHall97
)
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EJW Audio: Dan Klein on Classical Liberalism by Country: Lessons for Liberal Civic Virtue
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In the new EJW: The first-ever English translation of Carl Menger’s 'The Errors of Historicism in German Economics,' edited and with a foreword by
@KarenIlseHorn
of
@UniErfurt
and Stefan Kolev (
@OrdoliberalBG
) of
@WHZ_Zwickau
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"All of my lines of argument against Grubb’s work on colonial New Jersey are designed to demolish a beam holding up a vast structure that needs to come down."
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Who Should Get the Nobel Prize in Economics, and Why? A Call for Proposals
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In the new EJW, Hannes Gissurarson traces Iceland’s liberal history from 1840–1991: Podcast:
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"We invited several leading intellectual figures to tell of their most regretted statements and to reflect…"
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HIST journal watch: EJW welcomes submissions of critical commentary on articles and books in the history profession.
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EJW Audio: John Hand on McKinsey Studies on Executive Race/Ethnic Diversity
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In the new EJW: Jeffrey Rogers Hummel reviews 'The Curse of Cash': Kenneth Rogoff responds:
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"If a deep and general knowledge does not make a man diffident and humble, no human means, I believe, can do it."
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In EJW:
@MichaelFeng
, Weisen Li, and Evan W. Osborne explore (classical) liberal thought in China
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Peter
@Kurrild
-Klitgaard of
@Koebenhavns_Uni
on "Classical Liberalism and Modern Political Economy in Denmark"
http://t.co/gnF4nl9HfW
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