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	Date / Place of Birth:	6 April, 1937 / London, England
	Citizenship:	United Kingdom, Canada (1967), Israel (2000)
	Personal Status:	Married (1959), Two children (1961, 1964)

	1959	BSc Econ. First Class, University of London (London School of Economics)
	1961	AM Princeton University
	1963	PhD Princeton University

	1976	Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada (FRSC)
	1998	Officer of the Order of Canada (OC)
	1999	LLD (honoris causa) McMaster University, Ontario
	2003	Queen Elizabeth II 50th Anniversary Medal

University of Toronto Appointments

	1963-66	Assistant Professor
	1966-70	Associate Professor
	1970-84	Professor
	1984-98	University Professor
	1998	University Professor Emeritus

Visiting Appointments

	1962-63	Assistant-in-instruction, Princeton University, USA
	1966-68	Lecturer, McMaster University, Hamilton, CANADA
	1973-74	Professor, University of Florence, ITALY
	1974-75	Professor, London School of Economics, UK
	November 1976	Guest Lecturer, Society for the Promotion of Science, JAPAN
	May 1979	Guest Lecturer, Cardiff University, Wales, UK
	1979-80	Lady Davis Professor, Hebrew University, ISRAEL
	May-June 1985	Distinguished Professor, La Trobe University, AUSTRALIA
	July 1985	Professor, University of Auckland, NEW ZEALAND
	Jan-June 1988	Professor, Hebrew University, ISRAEL
	June-August 1988	University of Auckland Foundation Visitor, NEW ZEALAND
	April 1989	Guest Lecturer, Tinbergen Institute, Erasmus University, HOLLAND
	November 1997	Professor, Université de Paris I (Panthéon-Sorbonne), FRANCE
	Sept 1999-Aug 2000	Directeur de recherche, LATAPSES, Université de Nice – Sophia Antipolis/CNRS FRANCE
	Sept 2000-June 2006	Professor, Ben-Gurion University, ISRAEL
	Feb-June 2001	Professor, Université de Nice, FRANCE
	Sept-Dec ‏2001	Professor, Carleton University, Ottawa, CANADA
	Nov 2001-April 2002	Directeur de recherche, LATAPSES, Université de Nice – Sophia Antipolis/CNRS FRANCE
	July 2006 -	Research Associate, Ben-Gurion University, ISRAEL

	1959-60	University of London Studentship
	1961-63	Ford Foundation (Patent) Fellowship
	1968-69	Guggenheim Fellowship
	1969-71	Senior Canada Council Grant
	1973-75	Killam Senior Research Fellowship
	1979-80	Lady Davis Professorial Fellowship, Jerusalem
	1981-84	Three-year Social Science & Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRCC) Grant
	1984-85	Connaught Senior Fellowship
	1984-88	University Professorship Grant, University of Toronto
	1988-92	Four-year SSHRCC Grant
	1993-96	Three-year SSHRCC Grant
	1996	Onex Corporation Grant and University of Toronto matching funds
	1996-99	Three-year SSHRCC Grant
	1999	Three-year SSHRCC Grant
	2002-06	Ben-Gurion University, Department of Economics Research Grant

	1959	Sir Edward Gonner Prize (London School of Economics)
	1959	Fulbright UK-US Exchange Award
	1980	First Bladen Lecturer, Department of Political Economy, University of Toronto (XI.37)
	1982	Innis Lecturer, Canadian Economics Association, Ottawa, June 4 (XI.34)
	1990	Social Science Federation of Canada: 50th Anniversary Award for The Economics of David Ricardo (1979)
	1998	Retirement conference in honour of SH (‘Reflecting on the Classical Canon in Economics’) Toronto, September 27-28, supported by SSHRCC
	1998	Annual “Samuel Hollander Graduate Award”, Department of Economics, University of Toronto
	1999	Distinguished Fellow Award, History of Economics Society, USA
	2001	Festschrift. Reflecting on the Classical Canon in Economics: Essays in honor of Samuel Hollander, E. Forget & S. Peart eds., London and New York: Routledge
	2001	History of Economics Society Award for Best Article, 2000 (XI.93)
	2005	First Michio Morishima Lecturer, STOREP (Associazione per la storia dell’economia politica), Siena ITALY, June 3 (X1.102

	1967-91	Advisory Board: Collected Works of J.S. Mill (University of Toronto Press)
	1970-86	Advisory Board: History of Political Economy, USA
	1977-80	Executive committee member, History of Economics Society, USA
	1980-98	Affiliate, Institute for History and Philosophy of Science, University of Toronto
	1983-1998	Tenure Appeals Committee, University of Toronto (various years)
	1983-86	Advisory Board: Canadian Journal of Economics
	1983-84	Vice-President, History of Economics Society, USA
	1988-	Advisory Board: Utilitas, UK
	1990-	Advisory Board: Journal of the History of Economic Thought, USA
	1990-05	Advisory Board: Research in the History of Economic Thought and Methodology (JAI Press), USA
	1994-98	Canadian correspondent, Association Charles Gide pour 1’étude de la pensée économique, Université de Paris, FRANCE
	2001-	International Advisory Board: Society for the History of Economic Thought, JAPAN

Books

• The Sources of Increased Efficiency: A Study of Dupont Rayon Plants
  (Cambridge, Mass: M.I.T. Press), 1965, vii + 228.
• Studies in Classical Political Economy/I The Economics of Adam Smith
  (Toronto: University of Toronto Press and London: Heinemann), 1973, x + 350. TRANSLATIONS: Italian (1976), Japanese (1976).
• Studies in Classical Political Economy/II The Economics of David Ricardo
  (Toronto: UTP and London: Heinemann), 1979, xiv + 759. TRANSLATIONS: Spanish (1988), Japanese (1998).
• Studies in Classical Political Economy/III The Economics of John Stuart Mill
  (Toronto: UTP and Oxford: Blackwell), 1985: Volume I, Theory and Method, xx + 481. Volume II, Political Economy, 482-1030.
• Classical Economics
  (Oxford: Blackwell, 1987; Toronto: UTP, 1992), x + 485. TRANSLATION: Japanese (1991).
• Collected Essays/I Ricardo. The ‘New View’
  (London and New York: Routledge), 1995, xiv + 369.
• Studies in Classical Political Economy/IV The Economics of Thomas Robert Malthus
  (Toronto: UTP), 1997, xviii + 1045.
• Collected Essays/II The Literature of Political Economy
  (London and New York: Routledge), 1998, xv + 410.
• Collected Essays/III John Stuart Mill on Economic Theory and Method
  (London and New York: Routledge), 2000, xiii + 299.
• Jean-Baptiste Say and the Classical Canon in Economics: the British Connection in French Classicism
  (London and New York: Routledge), 2005, xiii + 322.
• The Economics of Karl Marx: Analysis and Application
  (Cambridge and New York : Cambridge University Press), 2008, xviii + 532.
• Essays on Friedrich Engels and Marxian Political Economy (in preparation)

Articles, Chapters, Notes

• “The Representative Firm and Imperfect Competition”, Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science, XXVII, May 1961, 236-41.
• “Malthus and Keynes”, Economic Journal LXXII, June 1962, 355-59.
• “Technology and Aggregate Demand in J.S. Mill’s Economic System”, Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science, XXX, May 1964, 175-84.
• Contribution, Problémes de Planification, F. Perroux et al., (Montreal: Les presses de 1’Ecole des Hautes Etudes Commerciales), 1964, 241-2
• “On the Interpretation of the Just Price”, Kyklos, XVIII, December 1965, 615-34.
• “Some Technological Relationships in the Wealth of Nations and Ricardo’s Principles”, Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science, XXXII, May 1966, 184-201.
• “The Role of the State in Vocational Training: The Classical Economists’ View”, Southern Economic Journal, XXXIV, April 1968, 513-525.
• “The Role of Fixed Technical Coefficients in the Evolution of the Wages-Fund Controversy”, Oxford Economic Papers, XX, November 1968, 320-41.
• “The Role of the State in Vocational Training: Reply to E.G. West,” Southern Economic Journal, XXXV, April 1969, 378.
• “Malthus and the Post-Napoleonic Depression”, History of Political Economy, I: 2, Fall 1969, 306-35.
• “The Development of Ricardo’s Position on Machinery”, History of Political Economy, 111: 1, 1971, 105-135.
• “Some Implications of Adam Smith’s Analysis of Investment Priorities”, History of Political Economy, 111: 2, Fall 1971, 238-64.
• “Adam Smith’s Approach to Economic Development”, in P. Hughes and D. Williams, eds., The Varied Pattern: Studies in the 18th Century (Toronto: Hakkert), 1971, 269-96.
• “Ricardo’s Analysis of the Profit Rate, 1813-15”, Economica, XL, August 1973, 260-82. Reprinted in H.D. Kurz and N. Salvadori, eds. The Legacy of Piero Sraffa, Cheltenham, UK: An Elgar Reference Collection, 2003, Vol. I, pp. 577-99.
• “On the Teaching of the History of Economic Thought: Attack the Best Defence”, History of Political Economy, VII, Spring 1975, 115-21.
• “Ricardo and the Corn Profit Model”, Economica, vol. XLII, May 1975, 188-202.
• “The Historical Dimension of the Wealth of Nations”, Transactions of the Royal Society of Canada, Series IV, Volume XIV, 1976, 277-92. Reprinted in J. O’Driscoll, ed., Essays on Adam Smith (Ames: Iowa State U. Press), 1979, 71-84.
• “Adam Smith’s Theory of Value and Distribution”, in T. Wilson and A. Skinner, eds., Critical Essays on Adam Smith, Oxford, 1976, 313-23. In GERMAN: “Die Bedeutung von Nutzen and Nachfrage in Wohlstand der Nationen”, in H.C. Recktenwald ed., Ethik, Wirtschaft und Staat, Darmstadt, 1985, 193-207.
• “Ricardianism, J.S. Mill and the Neoclassical Challenge”, in J.M. Robson and M. Lane, eds., James and J.S. Mill: Papers of the Centenary Conference (Toronto: UTP, 1976), 67-85.
• Quarterly Journal of Economics (Tokyo), XLII, December 1976, 111-2 (JAPANESE).
• “Smith and Ricardo: Aspects of the 19th Century Legacy”, American Economic Review, LXVII, February 1977, 37-41. In JAPANESE: Toyo-Keizai (Oriental Economist), April 1977.
• “Ricardo and the Corn Laws: A Revision”, History of Political Economy, IX, Spring 1977, 1-47. In ITALIAN: Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Sociali, LXXXIV, May-June 1976, 280-326.
• “Adam Smith and the Self-Interest Axiom”, Journal of Law and Economics, XX, April 1977, 133-52. In JAPANESE: Academia: Nanzan Journal of Economics and Business Administration, 1978.
• “The Reception of Ricardian Economics”, Oxford Economic Papers, XXIX, July 1977, 1-37.
• (With Sir John Hicks) “Mr. Ricardo and the Moderns”, Quarterly Journal of Economics, XCI, August 1977, 351-69.
• “The Role of Bentham in the Early Development of Ricardian Theory”, The Bentham Newsletter (University College London), No. 3, December 1979, 2-17.
• “David Ricardo: Economics and Ideology”, Literature of Liberty: A Review of Contemporary Liberal Thought, July/September 1979, 5-35.
• “On Professor Samuelson’s Canonical Classical Model”, Journal of Economic Literature, XVIII, June 1980, 559-74.
• The Economics of David Ricardo. “Reply”, The Times Literary Supplement, July 11 1980, p. 782.
• “The Post-Ricardian Dissension: A Case-Study in Economics and Ideology”, Oxford Economic Papers, XXXII, November 1980, 370-410.
• The Economics of David Ricardo. “Reply”, Storia del pensiero economico, vol. 8, 1981, pp. 6-7 (ITALIAN).
• “Conclusion” to The Economics of Adam Smith (1973), Preface to microfiche collection: Adam Smith’s References in the Wealth of Nations (New York: Pergamon Press), 1981.
• “In Memoriam: William Jaffé, 1898-1980”, Canadian Journal of Economics, XIV, Feb. 1981, 106-9.
• “Marxian Economics as General-Equilibrium Theory”, History of Political Economy, XIII, Spring 1981, 121-54.
• “The Economics of David Ricardo: A Response to O’Brien”, Oxford Economic Papers, XXIV, March 1982, 224-46.
• “On Roncaglia’s ‘Hollander’s Ricardo’”, Journal of Post-Keynesian Economics, IV, Spring 1982, 360-72.
• “Professor Hollander and Ricardian Economics: A Reply to Moss”, Eastern Economic Journal, VIII, July 1982, 237-41.
• “On the Substantive Identity of the Classical and Neo-Classical Conceptions of Economic Organization: The French Connection in British Classicism”, Canadian Journal of Economics, vol. 15, Nov. 1982, 586-612. Reprinted in G. Caravale, ed., The Legacy of David Ricardo (Blackwell, Oxford 1985), 13-44.
• “On the Interpretation of Ricardian Economics: The Assumption Regarding Wages”, American Economic Review, vol. 73, May 1983, 314-8.
• “Professor Garegnani’s Defence of Sraffa on the Material Rate of Profit”, Cambridge Journal of Economics, vol. 7, June 1983, 167-74.
• “William Whewell and J.S. Mill on the Methodology of Political Economy”, Studies in the History and Philosophy of Science, vol. 14, 1983, 127-68.
• “J.S. Mill’s Defence of Ricardian Economics”, Revue d’économie politique, Paris, vol. 93 (1983), 894-99.
• “J.S. Mill on ‘Derived Demand’ and the Wage-Fund Recantation”, Eastern Economic Journal, vol. 10, Jan/March (1984), 87-98.
• “Marx and Malthusianism: Marx’s Secular Path of Wages”, American Economic Review, vol. 74 (March 1984), 139-51.
• “Dynamic Equilibrium with Constant Wages: J.S. Mill’s Malthusian Analysis of the Secular Wage Path”, Kyklos, vol. 37 (1984), 247-65.
• “The Wage Path in Classical Growth Models: Ricardo, Malthus and Mill”, Oxford Economic Papers, vol. 36 (1984), 200-12.
• “Exogenous Factors & Classical Economics”, Social Science Information (International Social Science Council), 24 (1985), 423-56. Reprinted in U. Himmelstrand, ed., Windows on Economic Analysis (London: Routledge), 1992.
• “Marx and Malthusianism: A Reply to Miguel Ramirez”, American Economic Review, vol. 76 (June 1986), 548-50.
• “On Malthus’s Population Principle and Social Reform”, History of Political Economy, 18 (Summer 1986), 187-236.
• “On a ‘New Interpretation’ of Ricardo’s Early Treatment of Profitability”, Economic Journal, 96 (December 1986), 1091-97.
• “The Relevance of J.S. Mill: Some Implications for Modern Economics”, in R.D.C. Black, ed., Ideas in Economics (Proceedings of the British Association for the Advancement of Science. London: Macmillan), 1986, 129-59.
• “John Stuart Mill, as Economic Theorist”, J. Eatwell, M. Milgate, P. Newman eds., The New Palgrave: A Dictionary of Economics (London and New York: Macmillan), 1987, III, pp. 471-6.
• “On Mill interpretation since Schumpeter”, in W. Thweatt, ed., The Classical Economists (Boston, Mass: Kluwer) 1987, pp. 163-77.
• “On a Severe Case of Schizophrenia in the History of Economic Thought”, History of Economics Newsletter, 38, Spring 1987, pp. 17-19; “A Final Reply from an Unrepentent Paranoiac’, ibid., 39, Autumn 1987, pp. 15-17.
• “On P. Mirowski’s ‘Physics and the Marginal Revolution’”, Cambridge Journal of Economics, 13, 1989, pp. 459-70.
• “Diminishing Returns and Malthus’s First Essay: Theory and Application”, Economies et Sociétés, série Oeconomia, Histoire de la pensée économique, PE no. 11, 1989, pp. 11-39.
• “On Composition of Demand and Income Distribution in Classical Economics”, History of Economics Society Bulletin [Journal of the History of Economic Thought], 11, Fall 1989, pp. 216-21.
• “Malthus and Utilitarianism with special reference to the Essay on Population”, Utilitas, 1, Nov. 1989, pp. 170-210.
• “On Malthus’s Vision of the Population Problem in the Essay on Population”, Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 12, Spring 1990, pp. 1-26.
• “Ricardian Growth Theory: A Resolution of Some Problems in Textual Interpretation” and “Reply to Professor Stigler and Dr. Peach”, Oxford Economic Papers, 42, 1990, pp. 730-50, 769-71.
• “Mercados precios y distribucion: Por que Marshall estaba en lo correcto con respecto a Ricardo”, Economia (Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru), 13, June 1990, pp. 9-46 (SPANISH). “Alfred Marshall in Historical Perspective: Why Marshall was right about Ricardo”, European Economic Review, 35, May 1991, pp. 313-22.
• “Marx and the Falling Rate of Profit”, in G. Caravale, ed., Marx and Modern Economic Theory, Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, 1991, vol. II, pp. 3-35.
• “New Editions of Malthus”, Utilitas, 3, November 1991, pp. 303-10.
• “On the Endogeneity of the Margin and Related Issues in Ricardian Economics”, Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 13, Fall 1991, pp. 159-74.
• “History of Economics as History of Science”, History of Political Economy, 24, Spring 1992, 212-14.
• “On Malthus’s Physiocratic References”, History of Political Economy, 24(2), 1992, pp. 369-80.
• “On Malthus’s Abandonment of Agricultural Protectionism: A Discovery in the History of Economic Thought”, American Economic Review, 82, June 1992, pp. 650-9.
• “The Textual Interpretation of Ricardian Growth Theory: The ‘New View’ Confirmed (Again)”, History of Political Economy, 26, Fall 1994, pp.487-99.
• “Economic Theory and Policy: An Introduction to John Stuart Mill’s Political Economy”, in D. Reisman ed., Economic Theory and Political Thought, Kluwer, 1994, pp. 63-101.
• “On Arnon’s Thomas Tooke: Pioneer of Monetary Theory”, Research in the History of Economic Thought and Methodology, 13, Spring 1995, pp. 273-8.
• “Malthus as a Physiocrat: Surplus versus scarcity”, Economies et Sociétés, Série Oeconomia, Histoire de la Pensée Economique, P.E. no. 22-23, 1995, pp. 79-116.
• “Locating Marx after the Fall”, History of Political Economy, 27, Spring 1995, 167-71.
• “Sraffa’s Rational Reconstruction of Ricardo: On Three Contributions to the Cambridge Journal of Economics”, Cambridge Journal of Economics, 19, June 1995, pp.483-9.
• “More on Malthus and Agricultural Protection”, History of Political Economy, 27, Fall 1995, pp. 531-8.
• “It’s an ill wind ... A memoir”, Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 17, Fall 1995, pp. 285-306.
• “Notes on a possible Bentham manuscript: A mystery unresolved”, Cambridge Journal of Economics, 20 /5, September 1996, pp. 623-35.
• “On the Authorship of ‘Spence on Commerce’ in the Edinburgh Review 1808”, Victorian Periodicals Review, 29/4, Winter 1996, pp. 315-29.
• “Keynes and Malthus: On Some Recent Secondary Literature”, The History of Economics Review [Australia], No. 25, Winter-Summer 1996, pp. 127-8.
• “Introduction” to T.R. Malthus, Essay on Population, reprints of the 1st through 6th editions, London: Routledge-Thoemmes Press, 1996, Vol. I, pp. v-lxiii.
• “Die ‘Corn-Law-Pamphlete’ von 1815: Malthus, West, Ricardo and Torrens”, in the series Klassiker der Nationalékonomie (Désseldorf: Verlag Wirtschaft and Finanzen GMBH), 1996, pp. 85-131 (GERMAN). Expanded version: “The Corn-Law Pamphlet Literature of 1815: Malthus, West, Ricardo and Torrens”, in The Literature of Political Economy: Collected Essays II, pp. 193-243.
• “John Stuart Mill”, The Elgar Companion to Classical Economics, in H. D. Kurz and N. Salvadori eds., Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 1998, Vol II, pp. 131-6.
• “John Rae and Adam Smith”, in O.F. Hamouda, C. Lee and D. Mair eds., The Economics of John Rae, London: Routledge, 1998, pp. 199-221.
• “‘Reappraisal of Malthus the Economist, 1933-1997’ by A.M.C. Waterman”, History of Political Economy, 30, Summer 1998, pp. 335-41.
• “Ricardo, Torrens and Sraffa: the untenability of de Vivo’s ‘Summing up’”, Cambridge Journal of Economics, 22, 1998, pp. 617-22.
• “The Canonical Classical Growth Model: Content, Adherence and Priority”, Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 19, Fall 1998, pp. 253-77. Reprinted in S. Nistico and D. Tosato eds., Competing Economic Theories: Essays in Memory of Giovanni Caravale, Routledge: London and New York, 2002, pp. 41-66.
• “Sraffa in Historiographical Perspective: A Provisional Statement”, European Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 5, Autumn 1998, pp. 429-36.
• “Sigot on the mystery manuscript: a reply”, Cambridge Journal of Economics, 23 (January), 1999, pp. 379-83.
• “Malthus and Method: A Story in Irony”, in S. Daniel, P. Arestis and J. Grahl, eds., The History and Practice of Economics: Essays in Honour of Bernard Corry and Maurice Peston (Edward Elgar: Cheltenham), Vol. 2, 1999, pp. 67-80.
• “Martin Bronfenbrenner as a Comrade-in-Arms in Establishing the ‘new classical economics’”, American Journal of Economics and Sociology, 58, July 1999.
• “Jeremy Bentham and Adam Smith on the Usury Laws: A ‘Smithian’ Reply to Bentham and a New Problem”, European Journal of the History of Economic Thought. 6 (Winter), 1999, pp. 523-51. Reprinted in The Elgar Companion to Adam Smith, ed. J. Young (Edward Elgar: Cheltenham) 2006.
• (With Sandra Peart) “John Stuart Mill’s Method in Principle and Practice: A Review of the Evidence”, Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 20, Winter 1999, pp. 369-98.
• “Malthus and the Corn Profit Model” and “Rejoinder to Professor Garegnani”, in H. Kurz ed., Critical Essays on Piero Sraffa’s Legacy in Economics, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2000, pp. 198-22 + 246-56.
• “Sraffa and the Interpretation of Ricardo: the Marxian Dimension”, History of Political Economy, 32 (2), 2000, pp. 187-232.
• “‘Classical Economics’: A Reification wrapped in an Anachronismé” in E. Forget and S. Peart eds., Reflecting on the Classical Canon in Economics, London: Routledge 2000, pp. 7-26.
• (with Sandra Peart) “J.S.Mill’s Method: A rejoinder to Abraham Hirsch”, Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 22, September 2000, pp. 361-6.
• “On Cannibalism, Torture and Conspiracy. A Reply to Dr. Peach”, Cambridge Journal of Economics, 25, 2001, pp. 693-5.
• “Malthus and Classical Economics: The Malthus-Ricardo Relationship,” Cahiers d’économie politique, 38, 2001, pp. 1-13. (In Rivon Le-calcala, March 2002, 49, pp. 189-201. HEBREW).
• “On John P. Henderson’s Life and Economics of David Ricardo”, Research in the History and Methodology of Economics, 19A, 2001, pp. 283-95.
• “Engels-Marx Versus Malthus on Distribution and the Population Issue”, in D. Hum, ed., Faith, Reason and Economics: Essays in Honour of Anthony Waterman, Winnipeg: St. John’s College Press, 2003, pp. 135-52. (In Rivon Le-calcala, June 2003, 50, pp. 363-78. HEBREW.)
• “Economic Organization, Distribution and the Equality Issue: The Marx-Engels Perspective”, Review of Austrian Economics, 17(1), 2004, pp. 5-39. (In Rivon Le-calcala, 2004, 51, pp. 457-77. HEBREW.)
• “Utilitarianism in a Theological Context” (The Economics of T.R. Malthus, pp. 917-48), in R. Whitaker ed., Nineteenth-Century Literature Criticism, London: Gale Group, 2004.
• “Jean-Baptiste Say and the Classical Canon in Economics: Land-Based Growth Theory,” History of Economic Ideas (ITALY), 14(2), 2005.
• “New avenues for research on Malthus studies”: On Hashimoto and Pullen’s “Two Unpublished Letters of Malthus,” History of Political Economy, 38, Summer 2006, pp. 391-5.
• “Ricardo as a 'Classical' economist; the 'new view' re-examined.” A Reply to Dr. Peach, History of Political Economy, 39, Summer 2007, pp. 307-12.
• "Rejoinder to Professor Stirati's Comment on 'Sraffa and the interpretation of Ricardo…'" (no.93), Sraffa and Modern Economics, eds. R.Ciccone, C.Gehrke and G.Mongiovi (to appear 2008).
• “On Samuel Bailey and the question of his ‘influence’: A Skeptical View,” in N. Allington & N. Thompson eds., English, Irish and Subversives Among the Dismal Scientists, Elsevier Press (in preparation).

Shorter Reviews

• B. Seligman, Main Currents in Modern Economics: Economic Thought since 1870 (New York: Free Press), in Journal of Political Economy, LXXI, December 1963, 611.
• James Mill: Selected Economic Writings, D. Winch ed. (Edinburgh: Oliver and Boyd), in The J.S. Mill News Letter, II, Spring 1967, 16-17.
• G.L.S. Shackle, The Years of High Theory: Invention and Tradition in Economic Thought (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press), in Canadian Journal of Economics, I, November 1968, 846-8 (erroneously attributed by CJE to Karl F. Helleiner).
• J. Gilchrist, The Church and Economic Activity in the Middle Ages (London: Macmillan), in Canadian Journal of Economics, III, August 1970, 522-4.
• Pedro Schwartz, The new political economy of J.S. Mill (Durham: Duke University Press), in Journal of Economic Literature, XI, December 1973, 1374-6.
• Robert V. Eagly, The Structure of Classical Economic Theory (Oxford: Oxford University Press), in The Times Literary Supplement, August 1 1975, 870.
• Thomas Sowell, Classical Economics Reconsidered (Princeton: Princeton University Press), in Journal of Political Economy, LXXXIV, August 1976, 899-902.
• Barry Gordon, Economic Analysis Before Adam Smith (London: Macmillan), in Canadian Journal of Economics, X, February 1977, 170-3.
• L.S. Moss, Mountifort Longfield: Ireland’s first professor of political economy (Ottawa, Illinois: Green Hill), in Canadian Journal of Economics, XI, May 1978, 378-80.
• Donald Winch, Adam Smith’s politics: An essay in historiographic revision (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press), in Journal of Economic Literature, XVII, June 1979, 542-5.
• Alessandro Roncaglia, Sraffa and the Theory of Prices (New York: John Wiley), in History of Political Economy, XI, Fall 1979, 454-8.
• Frank Fetter, The Economist in Parliament: 1780-1868 (Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press), in Victorian Studies Newsletter, XXV, 1982, 505-7.
• Walter Eltis, The Classical Theory of Economic Growth (London: Macmillan), in Economic Journal, 95, March 1985, 234-5.
• Margaret G. O’Donnell, The Educational Thought of the Classical Political Economists (Lanham: University Press of America), in Journal of Economic History, 46, December 1986, 1105-6.
• T.R. Malthus, Works, E.A. Wrigley and David Souden, eds., 8 vols (London: Pickering), in Journal of Economic History, 48, December 1988, 987-9.
• D.C. Coleman, History and the Economic Past: An Account of the Rise and Fall of Economic History in Britain (New York and Oxford: The Clarendon Press), in Albion, 21, Fall 1989, 525-7.
• Foreward to Helen Boss, Theories of Surplus and Transfer (Boston: Unwin Hyman), 1990, xiii-xv.
• David Ricardo, Notes on Malthus’s ‘Measure of Value’, ed. P.L. Porta (Cambridge: CUP), in Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 15, 1993, 322-5.
• M. Milgate and S.C. Stimson, Ricardian Politics (Princeton: Princeton University Press), in Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 16, 1994, 159-61.
• John Vint, Capital and Wages: A Lakatosian History of the Wages Fund Doctrine (Aldershot: Edward Elgar), in European Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 2, Autumn 1995, pp. 501-3.
• Ian S. Ross, The Life of Adam Smith (Oxford: Clarendon Press), in Journal of Economic Literature, 35, June 1997, pp. 771-3.
• Jean-Baptiste Say: Nouveaux Regards sur son Oeuvre, J.P. Potier and A. Tiran eds. (Paris: Economica); in History of Political Economy, 36, Summer 2004, pp. 405-7.
• T.R. Malthus: The Unpublished Papers in the Collection of Kanto Gakuen University, eds. John Pullen and T.H. Parry, Cambridge and New York: Cambridge University Press; archived in http://www.eh.net/bookreviews/title.php (March 2005).
• Two Hundred Years of Say’s Law: Essays on Economic Theory’s Most Controversial Principle, S. Kates ed. (Cheltenham UK: Edward Elgar); in History of Political Economy, 37, Summer 2005, pp. 382-5.