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Front Page  Titles (by Subject) Popular Political Economy
Topic: Popular Political EconomyThe following works were written to explain economic ideas to a popular audience. They span a time frame from the late 1820s, when the expansion of the franchise in Britain required an electorate better informed on economic matters, to the present. The title for this Topic comes from one of the earliest practitioners, the ex-British naval officer Thomas Hodgskin, who delivered a series of 4 lectures in 1827 entitled Popular Political Economy at the London Mechanics Institution (a working class organization which was formed to further the education of its members).
25 Titles in this Group:
| authors and editors |
title ↑ |
pub. date |
| author: Ludwig von Mises, editor: Bettina Bien Greaves |
The Anti-capitalist Mentality |
1956 |
| author: Benjamin A. Rogge |
Can Capitalism Survive? |
1979 |
| author: Arthur Seldon, editor: Colin Robinson |
The Collected Works of Arthur Seldon, vol. 1 (The Virtues of Capitalism) |
2004 |
| author: Jane Haldemand Marcet |
Conversations on Political Economy; in which the elements of that science are familiarly explained |
1816 |
| author: Frédéric Bastiat, editor: George B. de Huszar, translator: W. Hayden Boyers, introduction: Dean Russell |
Economic Harmonies (Boyers trans.) |
1850 |
| author: Frédéric Bastiat, translator: Arthur Goddard, introduction: Henry Hazlitt |
Economic Sophisms |
1845 |
| author: Jane Haldemand Marcet |
Essays (Glamorgan Pamphlets) |
1831 |
| editor: David R. Henderson |
The Fortune Encyclopedia of Economics (Concise Encyclopedia of Economics) |
1993 |
| author: Leland B. Yeager |
Free Trade: America’s Opportunity |
1954 |
| author: Frank Chodorov, introduction: Charles H. Hamilton |
Fugitive Essays: Selected Writings of Frank Chodorov |
1980 |
| author: Leonard E. Read, introduction: Milton Friedman |
“I, Pencil: My Family Tree” as told to Leonard E. Read, Dec. 1958 |
1958 |
| author: Harriet Martineau |
Illustrations of Political Economy 9 vols. |
1832 |
| author: Harriet Martineau |
Illustrations of Political Economy, vol. 1 (Life in the Wilds, Hill and the Valley, Brooke and Brooke Farm) |
1832 |
| author: Harriet Martineau |
Illustrations of Political Economy, vol. 2 (Demerara, 2 Garveloch tales) |
1832 |
| author: Harriet Martineau |
Illustrations of Political Economy, vol. 3 (Manchester Strike, Cousin Marshall, Ireland) |
1832 |
| author: Harriet Martineau |
Illustrations of Political Economy, vol. 4 (Homes Abroad, For Each and For All, French Wines and Politics) |
1834 |
| author: Harriet Martineau |
Illustrations of Political Economy, vol. 5 (Charmed Sea, Berkeley the Banker Parts 1 & 2) |
1834 |
| author: Harriet Martineau |
Illustrations of Political Economy, vol. 6 (Messrs. Vanderput and Snoek, The Loom and the Lugger Parts 1 & 2) |
1834 |
| author: Harriet Martineau |
Illustrations of Political Economy, vol. 7 (Sowers not Reapers, Cinnamon and Pearls, A Tale of the Tyne) |
1834 |
| author: Harriet Martineau |
Illustrations of Political Economy, vol. 8 (Briery Creek, The Three Ages) |
1834 |
| author: Harriet Martineau |
Illustrations of Political Economy, vol. 9 (The Farrers of Budge-Row, the Moral of Many Fables) |
1834 |
| author: Jane Haldemand Marcet |
John Hopkins’s Notions on Political Economy |
1833 |
| author: Thomas Hodgskin |
Popular Political Economy. Four lectures delivered at the London Mechanics Institution |
1827 |
| author: Frédéric Bastiat, translator: Seymour Cain, editor: George B. de Huszar, introduction: Friedrich August von Hayek |
Selected Essays on Political Economy |
1848 |
| author: Samuel Smiles |
Self Help; with Illustrations of Character and Conduct |
1859 |
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