Titlebook: J.A. Hobson after Fifty Years; Freethinker of the S John Pheby (Professor of Political Economy) Book 1994 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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,Mummery and Hobson’s ,,ed on his political philosophy rather than on his ‘technical’ economics. Third, because Hobson developed and extended the most important ideas in ., commentators have usually been more interested in his later, more ‘mature’ expressions of his ideas.

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John Hobson: Admirer and Critic of Thorstein Veblen,1937, 1936 and 1926b).. They both commented extensively on the political economist Mallock (Veblen 1898; Hobson 1898a), and they both responded to the Utopian socialist Bellamy (Hobson 1898b; Tilman 1985; Edgell and Tilman 1989).

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Hobson, Veblen and American Institutionalism,e similar to those of American institutionalists. We here attempt to answer our question by looking for a common core in the analyses of both. In doing so we focus upon a comparison of Hobson and Thorstein Veblen, who was a contemporary of Hobson’s and who first articulated many of the basic propositions of institutionalism..

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Hobson and the Socialist Tradition,umber of its inherent weaknesses. Finally, I will argue that Hobson, as an important contributor to the socialist tradition, has a contemporary resonance for socialists faced with the challenge of neo-liberal ideology, both Eastern and Western.

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J.A. Hobson and American Institutionalism: Underconsumption and Technological Change,ess capitalisation and the activities of financiers into the revised (1906) edition of his .. It is also worth noting that Hobson saw in America a ‘model of advanced capitalism’ (Allett 1981, p. 30), and throughout his career Hobson paid close attention to the latest in American economic investigation.

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,‘The Author Makes the Reader Acquainted with His Abode’: Hawthorne as Transatlantic Tour Guide in , and ‘The Old Manse’, of how literary geography and its localization of authors helped construct an authorial presence for Americans and a tangible transatlantic literary canon. (It turns out that having a home on the literary itinerary was crucial to nineteenth-century reception.) Baraw demonstrates that the poetics of