No. 1 (November 1963)

Surveys

• Physiocracy (Teruo Watanabe, Taisuke Yoshihara)
• Classical School (Minokichi Hirase, Kenichiro Nakamura)
• Early Socialism (Hiroshi Mizuta)

No. 2 (November 1964)

Surbeys

• The Mercantilism (Chuhei Sugiyama)
• The Formation of Marxian Political Economy (Takaji Yamanaka, Kinzaburo Sato)

No. 3 (September 1965)

Surveys

• Karl Marx in the History of Thought (Fumio Hattori)
• Historical Studies on the Modern Economics (Yoshikazu Miyazaki)

Symposium

• Reflexions on the Starting Point of Studies in the History of Economics (Tsuneo Hori, Etsuji Sumiya, et al.)

No. 4 (November 1966)

Surveys

• Studies on Max Weber (Yuzo Deguchi)
• Formation and development of classical theories on capital accumulation (Takuya Hatori)
• Historical studies of the theories on money and credit (Mobuya Takagi, Hirozi Nakamura)

No. 5 (November 1967)

Surveys

• Historical School (Noboru Kobayashi)
• Institutional School--Recent Studies on Thorstein Veblen (Futoshi Nakayama)
• British Socialism (Masami Kimura)
• French Socialism (Hiroyuki Noji)

No. 6 (November 1968)

Surveys

• Marxian Economics (Kyuzo Asobe)
• Succession and Development of Marxism (Kazuo Yamaguchi)
• History of Economic Thoughts in Japan (Kazuo Mazane, Kiichi Mizokawa)

No. 7 (November 1969)

Surveys

• Lausanne School of Economics (Tamotsu Matsuura)
• The Centennial of "Capital" and Marxian Economics (Shigeru Tanese, Katsuhiko Matsuishi)

No. 8 (November 1970)

Surveys

• Lenin--A Reappraisal (Tamotsu Matsuoka)
• The Economics of Keynes (Ichiro Arita)

No. 9 (November 1971)

Surveys

• Robert Owen in the History of British Labour Movements (Kanae Iida)
• The New "Hegel-Renaissance" (Suguru Hosomi)

No.10 (November 1972)

Surveys

• Studies on Ricardo (Hiroji Nakamura)
• Studies of the History of "Modern Economics"--100 Years of "Modern Economics" (Tadashi Hayasaka)

No.11 (November 1973)

Surveys

• Studies on James and John Stuart Mill (Shiro Sugihara and Gyozo Fukuhara)
• Studies on David Ricardo in Japan and the West (Syposium on Ricardo)

No.12 (November 1974)

Surveys

• Utopianism (Seiji Nuita)
• Social Thought in the Age of Enlightenment (Masao Hamabayashi)

No.13 (November 1975)

Surveys

• Studies on Imperialism (Toshimichi Matsuoka)

No.14 (November 1976)

Surveys

• Recent Studies on the Irish Question (Itaru Ueno)

No.15 (November 1977)

Surveys

• Recent Studies on Adam Smith (Ryo Suzuki and Yasuo Amoh)

No.16 (November 1978)

Surveys

• New Trends in Studies on Marx: Political Economy (Toshio Yamada)
• New Trends in Studies on Marx: Social and Economic Thought (Hitoshi Imamura)

No.17 (November 1979)

Surveys

• History of Economic Thought in Japan, centering on the Social Policy Society and Hajime Kawakami (Takeo Sakamoto and Shiro Sugihara)

Discussion

• Thirty years of the Society for the History of Economic Thought

No.18 (November 1980)

Surveys

• The Present Condition of the Study of Imperialism, centering around K. Kautzky and R. Hilferding (Shinichi Aida and Hiroyasu Iida)

No.19 (November 1981)

Surveys

• The History of American Economic Thought (Atsushi Shirai and Tetsuo Taka)
• Russian Problems in the History of Economic Thought (Masaharu Tanaka and Shyuichi Kojima)

No.20 (November 1982)

Surveys

• Historical Studies of the Theories on Money and Credit (Hiroji Nakamura and Masanori Aramaki)
• The History of French Economic Thought (Kazuhiro Ota and Junichi Okada)

No.21 (November 1983)

Surveys

• The New MEGA and Marx-Studies (Ryojiro Yatsuyanagi)
• Studies on Shumpeter (Tadao Ono)

No.22 (November 1984)

Surveys

• Studies on Keynes (Tadashi Hayasaka)

No.23 (November 1985)

Surveys

• On A. Smith (Kimihiro Koyanagi and Gentaro Seki)
• On D. Ricardo (Ken Mizuta)

No.24 (November 1986)

Surveys

• Studies on the Austrian School (Kiichiro Yagi)
• On the Recent Economics Methodologies (Ryuzo Sato)

No.25 (November 1987)

Surveys

• J. S. Mill Studies (Shoken Mawatari)
• General Histories of Economics and Economic Ideas (Nobuyuki Ishii)

No.26 (November 1988)

Surveys

• Colloque Malthus Paris 1980 (Hitoshi Hashimoto)
• A Select Bibliography of the History of Economic and Social Thought (Yoshio Nagai, Yoshio Imai, Hiroshi Uchida, Fujio Kishikawa, Joji Chikada, Seizo Hotta)

No.27 (November 1989)

Communications

• A Review on the Development of the Methodology of Economics (Shoken Mawatari)
• The Scottish Enlightenment: Shorrt Survey (Hideo Tanaka)
• Lauderdale's Collection (Masaharu Hattori and Ikuo Omori)
• Recent Studies on A. MarshaIl in Japan (Shoichi Hashimoto)

No.28 (November 1990)

SPECIAL ISSUE FOR COMMEMORATION OF ADAM SMITH'S BICENTENARY OF THE DEATH

I COMMUNICATIONS

• l A Review on the Recent Studies in Smith's Thought, Home and Abroad (Akio Hoshino)
• 2 A Review on the Recent Studies in Smith's Economic Theory, Home and Abroad (Gentaro Seki)
• 3 A Review on the Recent Studies in Smith's Policy and State, Home and Abroad (Shigeshi Wada)

II SUMMARY OF NAGOYA INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM TO COMMEMORATE THE BICENTENARY OF THE DEATH OF ADAM SMITH

No.29 (October 1991)

SPECIAL ISSUE FOR CENTEENARY OF MARSHALL'S PRINCIPLES

• Marshall on Method in the Principles (Shoichi Hashimoto)
• Statics in Marshall's Principles (Masashi Sakaguchi)
• Dynamics in Marshall's Principles (Etsuo Nagasawa)
• Marshall's Principles and the Cambridge School (Masahiro Nei)

No.30 (November 1992)

Communications

• A Review on the Recent Studies on Mercantilism (Masao Ohkura)
• Classical Economics in Nineteenth-Century France: A Survey (Keiko Kurita)
• Recent Studies on the Formation of Marx's Capital (Hiroshi Uchida)
• Two Streams of Thought in the Cambridge School--From a View point of Trade Cycle Theories-- (Toshiaki Hirai)
• Studies on Schumpeter's Economics--Past and Future-- (Motoi Kanazashi)

No.31 (November 1993)

Communications

• Exponents of the Enlightenment and Some Issues in its Last Period (Hisashi Shinohara)
• Recent Studies of Classical Economic Theories (Takuo Dome)
• Fourier Studies Reviewed (Shouzou Otsuka)
• A Note on Recent Studies of the Austrian School (Shigeki Tomo)
• Public Economics in the History of Economic Thought (Masahiro Kawamata)

No.32 (October 1994)

Communications

• Recent Scholarship on Hume's Social Sciences (Tatsuya Sakamoto)
• The Manchester School and its Related Studies (Jiro Kumagai)
• Recent Studies of Marxian Economics in Europe and U.S.A. (Shigeyoshi Senga)
• Recent Studies on the Formation of Keynes's Theory (Kenji Fujii)
• Economics and Environmental Problems: A Short History (Hideaki Kudo)

No.33 (October 1995)

Articles

Special Issue; Smith, Ricardo and Marshall: Illumination from the Environs

• Smith: The Moderates, Kamese and the Civic Humanist Paradigm (Daisuke Arie)
• Ricardo: Archibald Alison's Protectionism (Masaharu Hattori)
• Marshall: Reflection from the Age of Historical School (Tamotsu Nishizawa)
• The Significance and Limitation of Friedrich Engels' Theories (Toshihiko Hozumi)
• A Cross Section of French Industrial Thought in the Period of the Vienna Regime: A New View Point to Understand Saint-Simon (Motoki Azuma)
• The Influence of William Thornton and Wilham Whewell on J. S. Mill's Theory of Reciprocal Demand (Masatomi Fujimoto)
• The Institutionalization of Economics and the Economics of Marshall (Kenji Fujii)
• The Theory of Interest in Keynes' Treaties on Money (Masao Kanou)
• Hayek's Evolutionary Concept (Susumu Egashira)
• The Methodology of Econometrics and the Disturbance Term in Macroeconomic Models (Yoshihiro Yamasaki)

Communications

• French Economics before Quesnay (Shohei Yoneda)
• The Theory of Wages in Classical Economics (Masashi Izumo)
• The Revisionist Debate and the Theories of Imperialism (lsamu Kamijo)
• New Waves of Walras Studies (Kunio Nakakubo)
• Economics and Ethics (Yuichi Shionoya)

No.34 (November 1996)

Articles

• Special Issue: Evolutionary Thought and Theory of Institutions
• Towards an Institutional Analysis of the Socio-economic System: A New Approach to 'the Economic of Institutions' (Akinori Isogai)
• Alfred Marshall on the Science of Psychology and the Evolutionism (Hiroshi Isokawa)
• Veblen's Evolutionary Theory of Institutions (Tetsuo Taka)
• Hayek and the Evolution of Institutions (Yukihiro Ikeda)

Communications

• Recent Scholarschip on John Locke (Toshiaki Ogose)
• The Studies on the Classical Theory of International Trade (Asahi Noguchi)
• Collapse of Socialism and the Thought of Marx (Kunihiko Uemura)
• Keynesian Streams after Sixty Years (Rhyota Kawano)
• Economics of Institutions and Regulation Theory (Koichi Shimizu)

No.35 (November 1997)

Special Issue: Economics and Policy-Making in the Nineteen Thirties and Forties

• Controversy ober the Policy for Economic Recovery in Interwar Japan (Shogo Sasahara)
• The Evolution of Economic Policies and Economic Ideas in France before and after the Second World War - Reception of Keynesianism - (Isao Hirota)
• Total War, New Deal, System Soceity (Yasushi Yamanouchi)
• Keynes and the Economic Policy in the Inter-Period Britain (Ryuzo Tamai)

Communications

• Recent Studies on Sir James Steuart (Toshiaki Otomo)
• The Diffusion of the Classical Political Economy (Hiroyasu Iida)
• Recent Studies on Marxian Theories of Money and Commodity (Hachiro Masaki)
• Survey of a Monetary Economics - The Case of the Wicksell Connection - (Atsushi Komine)
• Male/Main Economics and Feminism (Etsuko Yasukawa)

No.36 (October 1998)

Special Issue: THE IMPACT OF THE NEW DIRECTIONS IN ECONOMIC HISTORY

• The 'Gentlemanly Capitalism' Thesis and Adam Smith (Keiichi WATANABE)
• The 'Gentlemanly Capitalism' Thesis and J. A. Hobson (Junichi HIMENO)
• Moral Economy versus Political Economy (Michihiro OTONASHI)
• The Modern World-System Theory and its Critique of Current Social Sciences (Toshimichi MATSUOKA)

Communications

• Malthus: Physiocracy, Agricultural System and Agricultural Protectionism (Katsuyoshi WATARAI)
• New MEGA and its Editing Problems (Izumi OMURA)
• Recent Studies on Sraffa's Production of Commodities (Yuichi MATSUMOTO)
• Recent Japanese Studies in the Development of Keynes's Thought: An Interpretation (Toshiaki HIRAI)

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