Article: Progressivism, socialism, and the role of the state, by Marianne Johnson doi.org/10.1080/0967...

A new issue of The European Journal of the History of Economic Thought is available now. This is a special issue on the Controversies on the concept of progress in Progressive Era American Economics www.tandfonline.com/toc/rejh20/3...

Article: Diversity in introductory courses in philosophy of economics – A study of course syllabi, by Milena Dehn & Ella Needler doi.org/10.1080/1350...

Edoardo Peruzzi on the history of 'competition' #historyofmicro papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

On vous a préparé un truc plutôt chouette avec @pierrealayrac.bsky.social, alors si vous êtes de passage à Lille les 2-3 octobre prochains, venez, ça va être (très) bien 😎 Avec le soutien du @giseurolab.bsky.social et de Sciences Po Lille ✨

On y écoutera @aurelien-goutsmedt.com et Matthieu Renaud, @manumourlon.bsky.social, Oriane Calligaro, Margaux Lucas-Nowacki, Laure Clément-Wilz, @macabo.bsky.social, Didier Georgakakis et @floriantixier.bsky.social, qui seront discuté.es par @marylou-h.bsky.social et @hugocanihac.bsky.social !

Pour s'inscrire c'est par ici : framaforms.org/inscription-...

Le GrUE fait sa rentrée ! Et on commence dés la semaine prochaine avec une JE organisée par @pierrealayrac.bsky.social et @celestebny.bsky.social. Rdv à Lille les 2 et 3 octobre prochains pour discuter Europe au prisme des individus qui la façonnent : grue.hypotheses.org/1784

The first issue of Oikonomos: A Journal of Student Research in the History of Economic Thought is available now oikonomosjournal.com/index.php/oi...

A new issue of Œconomia. History | Methodology | Philosophy is available now journals.openedition.org/oeconomia/18...

Très bonne émission d'Endendez-vous l'Eco et @alietteh.bsky.social aujourd'hui. @adecabanes.bsky.social revient sur la décision récente de J. Powell de ⬇️ les taux après des mois de pression de Trump et sur le débat persistant autour de l’indépendance de la Fed www.radiofrance.fr/francecultur...

1/n Latest on history of credit feuds in Econ: Herrade Igersheim ties many existing account of well-known longstanding priority dispute between Duncan Black & Ken Arrow over the median voter theorem with a layer of new archives [open access] link.springer.com/article/10.1...

And another great news lately, my first article from my PhD has now been published in the Journal of Economic Methodology! Still quite a heavy bit, but if you're interested in the interplay between deontological obligations and rational choice theories you can check it out!

Fresh issue of Œconomia online! In Varia: feminist approaches in history of economics, Medieval Thought & Schumpeter. In Book Reviews: Phelps’s memoirs, Slobodian/Plehwe on Market Civilizations, French and European macro modeling, etc Full content here 👉 journals.openedition.org/oeconomia/18...

Finance & Society is the gift that keeps on giving! Just as we've gotten home from our fabulous conference in Copenhagen – huge thanks again to all of you and the organizers! – we're delighted to announce the publication of issue 11(2)! 🎁🎉 173 pages packed with the good stuff – do check it out!

Off to Bayreuth for the Biennial INEM Conference! Presenting my latest working paper on carbon tax designs and individual responsibility. And with a great book for the 8 hours of train !

A new academic year begins for Oeconomia (journals.openedition.org/oeconomia/) with a renewed team of editors for the book review section. Welcome to the new editors - I look forward to working with them! If you’d like to submit a book review or a proposal, feel free to contact me.

The special section on Central Bank Scientization in @finandsoc.bsky.social is now official out in Volume 11, Issue 2. Read all the papers here ➡️ www.cambridge.org/core/journal... Many thanks to @aminsamman.bsky.social and Nathan Coombs for their support in the editorial process.

🎈 Hey folks! I’ve just released V1 of `SurveyLiteR`, an R package that (hopefully) simplifies survey and KoboTool-based analysis. 🎯 Typical users: data teams in (I)NGOs or UN agencies in need of a toolkit to analyze humanitarian household-survey data. #rstats #humanitarian #survey #datanalysis

Working Paper: The Virtues of Clarity: Robert Dorfman, from Mathematical Programming to Environmental Economics by @juliengradoz.bsky.social @ssrn.bsky.social #econhist hope.econ.duke.edu/publications...

Thrilled that my first article is out in @jeppjournal.bsky.social ☺️ It looks at why renewable energy buildout in Europe has been *so* unsteady - tracing the evolution of/conflict over the regime for RE derisking over the last two+ decades... It's open access! 👉 doi.org/10.1080/1350... Short 🧵 ...

A highly recommended read, and folllow. Congrats, @maxwillems.bsky.social!

L'habituel rappel de ces femmes oubliées de l'histoires qui faisaient fonction de calculatrice dans la recherche de tous les pays occidentaux à cette époque, en économie comme dans d'autres disciplines. Mme Girardeau, Mlle Rouard.

Les petits samedis matins même pas blêmes aux archives nationales

We are now on Bluesky. Follow us from updates about new articles and book reviews in the journal, as well as the JHET writing workshops and other relevant events, workshops and conferences! The new editorial team Erwin Dekker, Catherine Herfeld, Alexandre Mendes Cunha, Harro Maas

The September issue of JHET is out (vol. 47:3) We have six new articles (4OA), on the Road(s) to Serfdom, the origins of financial economics, Fred Taylor and Frank Knight, Teaching GE Theory, Smith on the East India monopoly and Hayek and Aristotle. As well as five OA book reviews. Check it out!

6th JHET Online Writing Workshop series is kicking off soon. You can sign up until this Sunday, the 14th of September. Aimed at both non-native and native speakers writing about the history of economic thought and looking to improve their prose. Run by Paul Dudenhefer longtime editor at HOPE.

WP: Why Bloomington is not in Virginia: Contrasting the Social Ontologies of the Ostroms and Buchanan, by Massimo Cervesato mse.univ-paris1.fr/pub/mse/CES2...

The Journal for the History of Economic Thought is now on Bluesky, give it a follow for updates on new articles, book reviews, and CfPs: jhetjournal.bsky.social

Article: The roles and import of revealed preference theory, by Mikaël Cozic doi.org/10.1080/1350...

US billionaires pay little tax. The wealthiest 400 U.S. households paid an average effective tax rate of 24% in 2018–2020, which is lower than the 30% for the full population and much lower than the 45% paid by top wage earners.

Since the start of von der Leyen's second mandate, EU sustainable finance norms face intense dismantling pressures. My new @JEPP article shows this started years ago when the fossil fuel industry “woke up” to the EU Taxonomy. 🧵 #EUTaxonomy #SustainableFinance👇 1/10

50 first free eprints can be found here www.tandfonline.com/eprint/BAFNX..., the pre print draft is here dial.uclouvain.be/pr/boreal/ob... Methodo annex here zenodo.org/records/1549...

A lot of us have been struggling to reconcile our criticisms of Fed independence with the fact that defense of the Fed is, at this moment, critical to the defense of liberal government. Tooze’s latest grasps this nettle more firmly than anything else I’ve seen. adamtooze.substack.com/p/chartbook-...

CBI is legitimised by 2 arguments. Progressives should defend 1 and keep fighting against 2. 1. Classic separations of powers. The king should not held the purse directly 2. The inflation nutter credibility argument (k&p77,b&g82,rogoff85) whereby the cb plays a discipline role against labor demands

(link to JEM issue: www.tandfonline.com/toc/rjec20/3...) 2. An EJHET special issue edited by Simon Hupfel, which surveys various episodes on how economic ideas about TRADE traveled through policy circles between the 18th and early 20th century www.tandfonline.com/toc/rejh20/c...

Two new special issues with historical perspectives on how economists shape public policies: 1. A JEM special issue edited by @ivanboldyrev.bsky.social and Esther Sent with an intro here www.tandfonline.com/doi/epdf/10..... More on 20th century and showcasing a variety of influence paths

In this cool new JEM paper, Yam Mayaan rigorously documents something that several of us have been teaching for years, aka that Arrow's general equilibrium theory is meant as a normative ideal - a research tool to investigate how markets do not self-regulate: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

@lheure-pauseco.bsky.social Du muscle aux banques centrales : 2 nouveaux épisodes avec Guillaume Vallet. Même fil rouge ➝ la masculinité hégémonique et ses effets sur le pouvoir. ⌨️ Blog: l-heure-d-unepauseconomique.fr/2025/08/27/q... 🎧 À écouter ici : l-heure-d-unepauseconomique.fr/episodes-de-...

ce petit flex "vos données sont empoisonnées"...

Through the lens of Miller’s Chip War, which describes the decades-long evolution of a complex but hyper-productive global ecosystem of chip design & production, this piece shows very clearly: China isn’t trying to copy the tech—they’re deliberately recreating the ecosystem. Only they do it… 1/2

I think it's time to give up the idea that Capital only thrives under liberal institutions.

My review of Verena Halsmeyer's unique book-length history of the Solow growth-model is online. It is a great look at modelling in economics, the particular MIT-style of modeling, as well as a great case-study of how academic and policy prestige come about.

Entendez-vous l'Eco, présenté par Aliette Hovine, change de format. L'émission devient hebdo avec 1 partie consacrée à l'actualité et l'autre plus centrée sur l'éclairage que nous apporte l'histoire de l'éco Pour la rentrée, nous avons essayé, nous avons essayé... www.radiofrance.fr/francecultur...

Avec ça, j'ai oublié de dire que la première émission, avec la participation de @undercoverhist.bsky.social, était très chouette !

Very good @brusselermel.bsky.social - and what timing to publish this call for planning the American economy. Wonder what the Fed does in that progressive future :)

For reasons, checking in on foreign official holdings of US treasuries at the Fed. Now down $100 billion since 'Liberation day'. Note: That latest data point with the biggest weekly drop yet is from *before* Trump's attempted firing of the Fed governor. Next release will be interesting (Thursday).

Crosswords are hype again! As I'm desesperate to catch my students' attention, I just did one for my class in European Political Economy. Can you fill it?

AI adoption was 39% a year ago and 15% a year prior, higher for tech but not overwhelming 55-60%). People also see AI as more useful to *communicate* than to code and the productivity gains from AI in tech aren't overhwelming. So not really seeing it as the cause here.

What is also ironical is that CBI is basically a conservative institution to protect capital from labor's demands. That its grimreaper is a real estate crook coming from the radicalised GOP ranks would have not crossed the minds of the Kydland-Prescott/Barro-Gordon/Rogoff trilogy