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The worldly philosophers

Robert L. Heilbroner

1953 ★ 4.5

The Great Transformation

Karl Polanyi

1944 ★ 4.0

The growth of economic thought

Henry William Spiegel

1971

The Making of Modern Economics

Mark Skousen

2009

American economic history

Jonathan R. T. Hughes

1998

A dictionary of economics

John Black

1997

The affluent society

John Kenneth Galbraith

1958

Origins of economic thought and justice

Joseph John Spengler

1980

Now the synthesis

Richard Noyes

1991

The evolution of economic thought

Jacob Oser

1963

New ideas from dead economists

Todd G. Buchholz

1989

Paul Samuelson and the foundations of modern economics

K. Puttaswamaiah

2002

The age of the economist

Daniel Roland Fusfeld

1966

GDP: A Brief but Affectionate History

Diane Coyle

2014

Economics in the long run

Theodore Rosenof

1997

Economics in perspective

John Kenneth Galbraith

1987

Development of economic analysis

Ingrid Hahne Rima

1978

Unthinking social science

Immanuel Maurice Wallerstein

1991

Wirtschaftsgeschichte

M. Palyi, S. Hellmann, Max Weber

1923

A Theory of Economic History

Sir John Richard Hicks

1969

Economic laws and economic history

Charles Poor Kindleberger

1989

The age of diminished expectations

Paul R. Krugman

1994

The machinery question and the making of political economy, 1815-1848

Maxine Berg

1980

Economic theory in retrospect

Mark Blaug

1962

The Myth of the Rational Market

Justin Fox

2008

History of Economic Thought

E. K. Hunt

1979

Moral philosophy and development

Teodros Kiros

1992

A history of economic thought

Robbins, Lionel Robbins Baron

1998

The Theory of the Leisure Class

Thorstein Veblen

1899

The political element in the development of economic theory

Gunnar Myrdal

1954

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