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Malcolm Rutherford, « David Reisman, The Social Economics of Thorstein Veblen », Œconomia, ID : 10.4000/oeconomia.652
There have been other books on Veblen in the not too distant past by writers such as Rick Tilman (1996), John Diggins (1999), Elizabeth and Henry Jorgensen (1999), Stephen Edgell (2001), and Charles Camic and Geoffrey Hodgson (2011), but Reisman’s book provides a more complete overview of Veblen’s work than any other. The first five chapters deal with the issues of instincts and habits, institutions, and cumulative change—the basic building blocks of Veblen’s analytical scheme. The next five ...