Volume 1
The Boundaries of Economics
Gordon C. Winston and Richard F. Teichgraeber III
Studies in Political Economy
The books in this series are occasional volumes sponsored by the Murphy Institute and Cambridge University Press, comprising original essays by leading scholars in the United States and other countries. Each volume considers one of the intellectual preoccupations or analytical procedures currently associated with the term “political economy.”
The goal of the series is to aid scholars and teachers committed to moving beyond the traditional boundaries of their disciplines in a common search for new insights and new ways of studying the political and economic realities of our time. The series is published with the support of the Tulane-Murphy Foundation.
Volume 2
The Economic Limits to Modern Politics
John Dunn
Volume 3
The Culture of the Market: Historical Essays
Richard F. Teichgraeber III and Thomas L. Haskell
Volume 4
The Economic Realities of Political Reform: Elections and the U.S. Senate
James L. Regens and Ronald Keith Gaddie
Volume 5
Constitutional Culture and Democratic Rule
John Ferejohn, Jack Rakove, and Jonathan Riley
Volume 6
Beyond Price: In Search of Cultural Value
Michael Hutter and David Throsby