REHPERE
@rehpere.eurosky.social
Réseau en Epistémologie et en Histoire de la Pensée Economique Récente // Network in Epistemology & Recent History of Economic Thought // More info @ https://rehpere.org/home.html Account managed by @aurelien-goutsmedt.com & @cleocz.bsky.social
In particular to move *away* from textbook narratives ('Keynes invented macro' then the 'New Classical macro revolution') You'll find the link to the draft and a thread ⬇️ bsky.app/profile/unde...
@undercoverhist.bsky.social · last mo.1/n We've just put a new (long) paper online: osf.io/preprints/so... It's a new history of macroeconomics, and it's been one very, very important for me to write It summarizes what historians of macro have been up to in the 10 years, but more importantly...
It was a pleasure to have @undercoverhist.bsky.social at @lseechist.bsky.social last week! She presented a forth. collective book offering a new history of macro … in the Fawcett building! Main take away for me: it’s a fantastic resource for people who want to teach this history differently 1/2
Donc RV dans Entendez-vous-l'éco à 14h00 pour discuter de ce prix Nobel à Hall et Woodford (et un peu Rotemberg aussi?) pour avoir poser les fondations microéconomiques des politiques de stabilisation macro, aka les interventions des banques centrales www.radiofrance.fr/francecultur...
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« Plutôt que de démystifier le “prix Nobel d’économie”, il convient de comprendre ce qu’il récompense vraiment »
CHRONIQUE. Dans sa chronique, l’historienne Béatrice Cherrier analyse les critiques et commentaires qui accompagnent, depuis sa création, en 1968, le Prix de la Banque de Suède en sciences économiques...
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A new issue of the Journal of the History of Economic Thought is now available www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
HES (@shoet.bsky.social) sponsored session at #hetsajshet2026 is on! @mdtremblay.bsky.social on fiscal federalism and what Buchanan thinks about it, in particular his 'reactionary turn' compared to his 1950s thought (co-written with @dkuehn.bsky.social)
A sneak peek at some new work that’s brewing from @mdtremblay.bsky.social and me. We look at the long arc of Buchanan’s views on fiscal federalism as it changed from intergovernmental grants to the economics of secession—and the changing normative stances underlying that work.
Cléo Chassonnery-Zaïgouche@cleocz.bsky.social · 2w agoHES (@shoet.bsky.social) sponsored session at #hetsajshet2026 is on! @mdtremblay.bsky.social on fiscal federalism and what Buchanan thinks about it, in particular his 'reactionary turn' compared to his 1950s thought (co-written with @dkuehn.bsky.social)
Article: Sleeping beauties in economics: Allais, Arrow, and the 75th anniversary of the 1952 Paris conference on risk, by Ivan Boldyrev, Ivan Moscati & Robert Sugden link.springer.com/article/10.1...
In my comment on Johnson, I argue we should move beyond practitioners’ retrospective accounts by paying attention to individual agency, values, and institutions. I also argue we should look at fiscal federalism as a new historiographic lens transcending the national/global doi.org/10.1080/0967...
Marianne Johnson surveys the history of public economics, showing that national narratives persist in the history of public finance and that practitioner histories have been dominant until now doi.org/10.1080/0967...
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How should we write the history of economic thought? Various perspectives are contrasted in the new issue of EJHET. Over 300 p., the case is made for the history of economic analysis, social history, global history, network analysis, quantitative history, and more www.tandfonline.com/toc/rejh20/3...
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A fresh contribution to the development of digital methods in the history of economic thought!
Aurélien Goutsmedt@aurelien-goutsmedt.com · 2w agoOur paper "One Sentence at a Time: A Quantitative History of Rationality in Economic Thought" with @thomasdelcey.bsky.social and Alexandre Truc is out in EJHET, as part of a special issue on methods for the history of economic thought 🧵 www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
First, the data. No provider has full texts of economics articles going back to 1900 in one place, so we pieced them together from JSTOR, Elsevier and ISTEX, and matched them with Web of Science to get citations. We ended up with about 260,000 articles and 61 million sentences.
It's a first step, and we'd really like feedback. The journal is paywalled, but the preprint is free here: hal.science/hal-05431080
Third, the paper isn't the only output. We built an app to explore the results, check our story against the data, or dig into your own topic: game theory, institutionalists, the marginalist controversy… 019adac8-81d4-aa0e-808c-08861c261fd2.share.connect.posit.cloud
Our paper "One Sentence at a Time: A Quantitative History of Rationality in Economic Thought" with @thomasdelcey.bsky.social and Alexandre Truc is out in EJHET, as part of a special issue on methods for the history of economic thought 🧵 www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
One sentence at a time: a quantitative history of rationality in economic thought
This article demonstrates how unsupervised quantitative methods can enrich the history of economic thought. Using the largest English-language corpus ever assembled for the field—nearly 260,000 eco...
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In this episode of Smith and Marx Walk Into a Bar, I discuss my research on homo economicus, Rawls, and the distribution of the tax burden in postwar USA. Thanks to Jennifer, Çinla, François, and Scott for the invitation hetpodcast.libsyn.com/website/epis... podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/s...
Smith and Marx Walk into a Bar: A History of Economics Podcast: Episode 103: Maxime Desmarais-Tremblay
Jennifer, Çinla, and François are joined by Professor Maxime Desmarais-Tremblay from the University of Lorraine to discuss his work on the intersection of economic methodology and the history of econo...
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📅 The inaugural workshop will be organised at LSE on November 10, 2026. If you wish to present your research, a draft paper, or a working progress, please write to me! More info to follow in our mailing list ⬇️
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We're launching a new network: HELP — the History of Economics London Partnership — aims to provide a space for people working in the history of economics, the history of economic thought, and related fields to meet, discuss, disagree, and, yes, help each other 😅 Join our mailing list ⬇️
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A great new initiative in the History of economics for those close to London!
Cléo Chassonnery-Zaïgouche@cleocz.bsky.social · 4w agoWe're launching a new network: HELP — the History of Economics London Partnership — aims to provide a space for people working in the history of economics, the history of economic thought, and related fields to meet, discuss, disagree, and, yes, help each other 😅 Join our mailing list ⬇️
WP: A History of Macroeconomics, by Francesco Sergi, Beatrice Cherrier, Aurélien Saïdi, Pedro Garcia Duarte, Aurélien Goutsmedt, Matthieu Renault & Juan Acosta hal.science/hal-05720158/
Having had the chance to read it, I can say it's a very very good little book for anyone interested in the history of macroeconomics.
@undercoverhist.bsky.social · last mo.1/n We've just put a new (long) paper online: osf.io/preprints/so... It's a new history of macroeconomics, and it's been one very, very important for me to write It summarizes what historians of macro have been up to in the 10 years, but more importantly...
This one took a while, but writing it was a great experience. Feedback and comments are very welcome and I hope it will find an interested audience!
@undercoverhist.bsky.social · last mo.1/n We've just put a new (long) paper online: osf.io/preprints/so... It's a new history of macroeconomics, and it's been one very, very important for me to write It summarizes what historians of macro have been up to in the 10 years, but more importantly...
Article: Polytechnics, Pluralism, and the Institutional Making of Economics Education in the UK (1960s–1990s), by Danielle Guizzo doi.org/10.1215/0018...
...it offers a new narrative for the history of macro. One you can teach your students Existing narrative is one in which macro is born w/ Keynes, pervaded by revolutions and wars between schools of (few) great men thinking great thoughts (Keynesians,monetarists, new classical, new Keynesians)
1/n We've just put a new (long) paper online: osf.io/preprints/so... It's a new history of macroeconomics, and it's been one very, very important for me to write It summarizes what historians of macro have been up to in the 10 years, but more importantly...
The European Economic Association turns 40 this year #econsky So if you're coming to EEA Dublin, @cescoeco.bsky.social, Aurelien Saidi and I will be presenting some research with @aurelien-goutsmedt.com & @juliengradoz.bsky.social on EEA's history www.eea-esem-congresses.org/sessions/eur...
It will be on Tuesday 18 lunchtime, and the session will be chaired by current EEA president Imran Rasul. We hope to see you there. Without spoiling too much, as any good history of economics story, the story of EEA begun with a rejected paper...
journals.openedition.org/oeconomia/20... Courte note sur l'ouvrage collectif dirigé par Alain Trannoy et Arundhati Virmani, Économistes et historiens. Un dialogue de sourds ? De manière générale, je trouve que cet ouvrage est une occasion manquée de faire le point sur des désaccords structurants.
Alain Trannoy et Arundhati Virmani (dir.), Économistes et historien...
En 2023 était publié dans l’American Economic Review un article au titre intrigant : « Heroes and Villains: The Effects of Heroism on Autocratic Values and Nazi Collaboration in France » (Cagé et a...
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