Books in the Critical Assessments of Leading Economists series

These volumes bring together 107 articles on the great economist Piero Sraffa. The work presents a detailed overview of his analytical writings, from contemporary sources through to the present day.

These eight volumes provide immediate access to the intellectual processes of the greatest and the most influential economist of the twentieth century.

Like all great intellectual pioneers, Wassily Leontief has inspired a new generation of researchers. This collection contains key articles that critically assess Leontief's contribution to economics.

Jean-Baptiste Say (1767-1832) is remembered primarily for Say's Law, one of the cornerstones of classical economics. This set covers such themes as; Say in the History of Economics, and Modern Reconstructions of Say's Law.

The articles collected here cover pure economic theory, political economy (including sociological studies), Pareto's law of income distribution and miscellaneous matters, and give a general overview of the man and his contributions.

Keynes is universally acknowledged as a great and influential economist of the 20th century. These volumes complement the project of the earlier volumes, making available 150 additional articles.

This 4 volume set contains the most significant contributions and new developments in Marshallian scholarship since the publication of the earlier critical assessments set. Articles reproduced here address issues such as gender and ethics.

Karl Marx has a unique position in the development of economic and social thought; no-one else has been subject to so much, and to such contradictory, interpretive behaviour. This book brings together a range of critical material on Marx.

The first 4 volumes of an 8 volume re-issue of Karl Marx's key essays in the economics arena, these titles also cover newer controversies in Marxian economics, such as reinterpretations by Sraffa and Roemer.

Hobson's influence was international and the impact of his writings was widespread. This set will provide scholars with an invaluable resource in their ongoing evaluation of Hobson's contribution to the history of economic thought.