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It was their ideas on politics and economics, originating in the work of Duns Scotus, which became definitive for the Reformation, and really, for an entire generation of theologians.

economic development and inter-state competition. He is the author of several articles, book-. ... success in a dynamic field of economic rivalries. Considering the dramatically increasing volume.

Lea Ypi (London School of Economics and Political Science). Monday 26th November, 5pm: Old Combination Room, Trinity College. ... The Author. Lea Ypi is a Lecturer in Political Theory in the Government Department, London School of Economics, and Adjunct

In his first monograph, derived from his doctoral thesis, these themes were combined in a study of the economic thought of Jean-Baptiste Say, a thinker long neglected by the ... centric historians of economic thought.

He is also engaged in a work on the origins of twentiethcentury economic thought; in it he argues that the 'free rider' problem was only invented,as a problem, in recent

to leave economics to experts. ... Hume’s point is that the interest of the monarch and common people are historically united in commerce, even when one consequence of economic development is to limit monarch’s prerogative.

in History at Cambridge. His research centres on the interaction between economic and international thought, primarily in Europe, during the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. ... It reconstructs the origins of the modern world trading system by

individual’s religious, political and economic autonomy has profoundly shaped the new parliamentarianism that.

Soll’s work focuses on the social and cultural history of politics and information: a specialty that builds on political, intellectual, and economic history, the history of books, libraries, education and

Whigs, by contrast, insisted that Britain's economic future lay in creating an. ... The key to Britain's economic future, argued the Whig imperialists of the.