History of Economic Thought Sites
 Gallery of Economists: Pictures and Links
- This web site, created by Kit Sims Taylor, provides links to biographical and other material for the economists discussed in Robert Heilbronner's The Worldly Philosophers.
- Dead Economists Society
- This page provides a discussion of economists and other writers in the classical liberal tradition (i.e., government is bad, markets are good).
- European Society for the History of Economic Thought
- This site contains information about the Society, and a nice collection of links to history of economic thought sites on the internet.
- Great Economists and Their Times: Major Schools of Economic Theory
- A brief overview of some of the major schools of economic thought.
- History of Economics Resources
- A list of links, provided by EH.NET to a wide variety of history of thought sites.
- History of Economic Thought Archives at McMaster University.
- An incredible archive of classic works in economics and political economy.
- Institutional and Behavioral Economics
- This site, provided by A. Allan Schmid (Michigan University), contains links to working papers, reviews, course outlines, and announcements related to both new and old institutional and behavioral economics.
- Marshall Studies Bulletin
- An electronic version of an annual publication dealing with Marshall. (Produced by the University of Florence.)
- International Society for New Institutional Economics Network
- Information about the International Society for New Institutional Economics.
- Not the Final Exam
- An interesting history of thought trivia quiz provided by Alannah Orrison at Saddleback College.
- Portraits of Well-Known Economists
- This site contains scanned images from the Warren J. Samuels Portrait Collection at Duke University.
- Why Austrian Economics Matters
- A description of the contributions of the Austrian school.
Please send any comments, suggestions, or questions to John Kane at kane@oswego.edu.
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