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Citation (2018), "Index", Including a Symposium on Mary Morgan: Curiosity, Imagination, and Surprise (Research in the History of Economic Thought and Methodology, Vol. 36B), Emerald Publishing Limited, Bingley, pp. 233-242. https://doi.org/10.1108/S0743-41542018000036B014 Publisher: Emerald Publishing Limited Copyright © 2018 Emerald Publishing Limited INDEX ABC barometer, 49 Adams, John W., 226n28 Administrative principle, 66, 67 Agency, 8 Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, 13 Agglomeration orientation, 62 Albarda, J. W., 45, 47 American Federation of Labor (AFL), 197, 200, 201, 209, 210, 219, 221, 222 American Labor Union, 228n39 Anarchists Industrial Unionists, 220 Anarcho-Syndicalists, 220 Anderson, Benedict, 110 Animal experimentation, narratives of surprise in, 149–151 Anticrisis policy, 47 Anticyclical policy, 47 Antitrade union faction, 207 Appeal to Reason , 208 Aquinas, Thomas, 76 Asch, Solomon, 82 Autonomy, 6 Babbage, Charles, 42 Baden-Powell, B. H., 119 Bakker, Oege, 52 Balderston, Frederick E., 165 Behavior Farm, 157 Bellamy, Edward, 199, 201 Berger, Victor, 202, 209, 211, 219 Berkeley laboratory, 164 Beveridge, William, 55n21 Blaug, Mark, 61 Bloch, Maurice, 101 Bloom, Harold, 79 Böhm-Bawerk, Eugen von, 49 Boring, Edwin, 84 Bose, Nandalal, 124 Boumans, Marcel, 188 Boundary work, 74 Brewer, Garry, 166 Bricolage, 28 Brotherhood of the Co-operative Commonwealth, 224n14 Bryan, William Jennings, 200 Buchanan, Francis, 112, 116 Buiter, Willem, 29, 30 Business barometers, 35, 37n, 6, 181 Business cycle, monitoring, 30–33 Business promoters, 27–29 Calculable spaces, economic spaces as, 113–117, 186 Capitalism, 195–196, 197, 204, 205 Capitalist mode of production, 196 Capitalist rationality, 118 Carnegie, Andrew, 228n45 Carnegie, Dale, 79–80, 82 Case-based narrative technique, 153, 155, 156, 158, 159n5 Case-study approach, 6 Causal influence, 77 Center for Research in Experimental Economics and political Decision-making (CREED), 164, 170–173, 175n26 Centraal Planbureau (CPB), 24, 25, 27–37, 37n, 1, 37n, 2, 37n, 9, 37n, 12, 38n, 13, 38n15 modeling tradition, 27–29 Central Bank of Canada, 24 Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS), 27, 28, 43, 44, 49, 51 Central place theory, 62, 65–66, 67, 69 Central Planning Bureau, 47 Certeau, Michael de, 164 Ceteris paribus , 17–20, 52, 61, 183 Chalmers, Thomas, 42 Chang, Hasok, 180, 181 Chicago Civic Federation, 228n45 Chisholm, George, 115 Christaller, Walter, 61 Christian Commonwealth Colony, 224n14 Christian Socialists, 207 Chunder, Bholanauth, 123–124 Citations, 81 Class conflict, 216 Class consciousness, 213, 220 Claude, Meillassoux, 101 Cohen, Joshua, 182, 183 Cole, G. D. H., 220 Colijn, Hendrik, 48, 49, 55n12 Colligation, 6 Collins, Harry, 138–139 Colonialism, 110–113, 115–120, 122–124 Colonization, 202 Coming Nation, The¸, 201 Commons, John R., 197 Communication, 74, 77, 79–82, 84–86, 88, 89n7 Community, 185–187 Compensation theory, 42 Computational reproducibility, 134–135 Concepts, 4 Conditional reflex (CR) method, 148–150, 152–158 Confounding, 6 Confoundment, 143n6 Contemporary Socialism, 194, 196 Corregan, Charles Hunter, 204 Cost-effectiveness models, 12–13 Costley, William E., 226n28 Cost-per-Quality-Adjusted-Life-Year, 16 Cox, James, 167–168, 170 Crooke, William, 124 Curiosity, 6 Currie, Adrian, 158 Cyclical unemployment, 49–52 Davis, Doug, 172 Deane, Phyllis, 94, 95 de Bosch Kemper, M.J., 35, 37n6 Debs, Eugene Victor, 200–204, 209, 218, 219, 224n, 12, 224n, 13, 225n18 de Certeau, Michael, 173 Decision-analytic models, as decision guides, 13–14 Decision-analytic oversimplification, 17 Decision tree modeling, 13 Declaration of Principles, 201, 202 De Ingenieur , 53, 54n4 De Leon, Daniel, 199–200, 218, 220, 227n37 de Man, Hendrik, 47 Democratic Party, 200 Department of International Business Cycles, 27, 29, 30, 32–35 Department of Labor, 206 Department of Political Economy, 194 de Sismondi, Jean, 42 Detour production, 49 De Tribune , 47 Development economics, 95, 97 Diagrammatic reasoning, 60 Diagrams, shaping space through, 59–70 forms and reasoning, 59–61 idealization, 62–66 laws and locations, 61–62 reasoning and realization, 66–69 Direct reproducibility, 138–141 Discrete choice experiment, 19, 20 Displacement of labor, 46 Division of labor, 167–170 Dror, Otniel, 149–150 DSGE models, 181 Dual unionism, 200 Dutch Labour Party, 54 Dutch Science Foundation, 170, 171 Dutt, Romesh Chunder, 122 Easley, Ralph, 223 East India Company (EIC), 114, 115 Eckel, Catherine, 168 Economic anthropology, 94, 95, 104, 105n21 Economic barometers, 43, 51 Economic knowledge, 24 Economic modeling, 24, 25, 27–30, 34, 35, 36, 37n13 Economic monitors, 25, 27, 30–37 Economic planning, 110, 123 Economic policy, formalization of, 47–48 Economic Science Laboratory (ESL), 166, 169 Economics laboratories, 163–176 Economic spaces, 109–126 as calculable spaces, 113–117, 186 and measurement, 111–113 Economic sphere, 98 Economic structure policy, 47 Economic time, and measurement, 111–113 Elections of 1908, 209–211 Elections of 1910, 211–215 Elections of 1911, 211–218 Electrification, 44 Elimination of labor, 45 Epistemic value of irreproducible research, 141–142 European Committee, 33 Exemplary narrative, 154–157 Experiential knowledge, 24 Experimental economics in Amsterdam, 170–173 history of, 167 Experimental Economics and Political Science Laboratory, 166 Experimental method and clinical case, integrating, 151–154 Experimental paradigm, 143n5 Experimental psychiatry studies, using narratives, 147–160 exemplary narrative, 154–157 experimental method and clinical case, integrating, 151–154 surprise in animal experimentation, 149–151 Experimentation, 133–134, 137, 142 Falsificationism, 5 Ferguson, James, 95 Fermat–Weber problem, 70n6 Festinger, Leon, 82 Feudalism, 105n22 Fictional expectations, 111, 125n8 Field economists, 97 Fieldwork, 93–105 Financial accounts, 112 Fisher, Irving, 70n9 Flint, Robert, 196 Force table, 67 Fordism, 44 Formalization of economic policy, 47–48 Forman, Paul, 78 Forrester, John, 149 French Syndicalists, 220 Frictional unemployment, 55n21 Friedman, Daniel, 166 Friedman, James, 165–166 Gandhi, M. K., 124 Gantt, W. Horsley, 148, 150–159, 184, 187 Gazing, 112 General Economic Council’s Audit Office, 48 General-equilibrium analysis, 69 Geometrical schema, 69 George, Henry, 199 Geschooldheid en Techniek (Schooling and Technology), 45 Gieryn, Thomas, 74 Gill, Shlomo, 166 Ginzburg, Carlo, 158 Godelier, Maurice, 101 Gompers, Samuel, 209–211, 219, 227n, 32, 228n45 Goswami, Manu, 110, 117 Gradmann, Robert, 65 Great Financial Crisis of 2008, 181, 182 Greenback Labor Party, 199 Greenback Party, 199 Greene, Julie, 225n25 Guthrie, William, 195 Hanford, Benjamin, 209 Harstad, Ron, 172 Hart, Keith, 102 Hayes, Max, 219 Haymarket Riot, 199 Haywood, William, 208, 218, 220 Hazlett, Ida Crouch, 209 Healthcare decision-making, 19 Health economics, 11–20 ceteris paribus , 17–20 cost-effectiveness models, 12–13 decision-analytic models, as decision guides, 13–14 models, obstacles of, 14–17 market failure, 15–18 model realism, 17 narrow focus, 16 Heath, Berger, 202 Heath, Frederic, 202 Het Volk , 55n11 Hey, John, 173 Heyne, Benjamin, 115, 116 Hickey, William, 115 Hill, Polly, 93–105, 185, 187 Hillquit, Morris, 200, 202, 209 Himmler, Heinrich, 69 Historical explanation, influence of, 73–89 Historiography, 76 Hobbes, Thomas influence on Hume, 76–77 Hoffman, Elizabeth, 170 Hoge Raad van Arbeid (HRvA, High Council of Labour), 48, 55n15 Hoggatt, Austin C., 164–167, 174, 174n, 7, 175n12 Holt, Charles, 169, 170 Homestead (Pennsylvania) strike, 199, 224n8 Homestead Massacre see Homestead (Pennsylvania) strike Homo economicus, 60 Hoover’s American Relief Administration, 150 Hopkins, Anthony, 103 How to Win Friends and Influence People , 79–80 Hoxie, Robert F., 193–228 Hsiang-Ke Chao, 186, 188 Hume, David Hobbes’s influence on, 76–77 Hunter, Robert, 209, 226–227n30 Hypothetical-deductive approach, 61 Hypothetical reproducibility, 136, 137 IBM, 169 Idealization, 62–66 central place theory, 65–66 of industrial triangles, level of, 64–65 Ideal types, 17 Ideal weight, 63 Illinois Labor Party, 199 Illumination, 188 Imagination, 6, 8, 185–186 Incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER), 12, 16, 17 India economic spaces in, 109–126 political economy, 117–124 Indigenous capitalists, 96, 98 Indigenous economics, 96–99, 101 Indigenous economists, 99 Indirect reproducibility, 136 Induction, 93–105 Inductive methods, 99–103 Inductive reasoning, 102 Industrial triangles idealization of, level of, 64–65 Industrial Unionism, 200 Industrial Workers of the World (IWW), 218–222, 225n25 Infirming, 6 Influence, 75–79, 187–188 context of, 88 of historical explanation, 73–89 influence of Morgan, 85–88 Inland Customs Line, 119, 120 Institute for Quality and Efficiency in Health Care (IQWIG), 12–13, 15 International Labour Office (ILO), 44, 53 International Workingmen’s Association, 197 Interpersonal relationships, 79–85 Irreproducible research, 138 epistemic value of, 141–142 Ischlondsky, N. E., 155 Isodapanes, 65 Isolated state, as ideal state, 62–64 Jones, Mary Harris “Mother,”, 218 JSTOR, 75, 88–89n1 Judgment, 24, 25, 28–31, 33–36 Justification, 8 Kagel, John, 170 Kaldor, Nicholas, 98–99 Kennedy, John Curtis, 227n33 Kerr, Charles, 211 Keynes, John Maynard, 53, 78, 94, 96, 103, 112 Klein, Felix, 67 Knights of Labor, 199 Knowledge dissemination, 77 Koselleck, Reinhart, 111 Krugman, Paul, 69 Kuhn, Thomas, 83, 102 Kupers, E., 48 Labor, 196 orientation, 61 as political force, emergence of, 198–199 productivity, 45, 49, 52 Labour Plan , 47 Lakatos, Imre, 83 LaMaster, Shawn, 169 Language, 4 Lassallean Universal German Workmen’s Association, 199 Laughlin, J. Laurence, 223n5 Launhardt, Wilhelm, 61 Law of orientation, 61 Lazarsfeld, Paul, 80 League of Nations, 44 Lefebvre, Henri, 111, 117, 119 Lehman Brothers, breakdown of, 29, 36 Leighton, Alexander, 155 Leverhulme Trust, 77 Levin, Dan, 170 Levy, Jonathan, 111 Lewis, W. Arthur, 95 Lexicon, 102 Liddell, Howard, 148 Life chart method, 153 Lipton, M., 102 List, Frederich, 110 Lloyd, John F., 202 Locational figure, 64–65 Locational triangles, 64–65, 68 Location determination, 61–62 Location models, 186 Location theory, 59–70 Lopokova, Lydia, 94, 103 Lösch, August, 61 Maas, Harro, 181–182 MacDonald, Ramsay, 196 Mach, Ernst, 67 Machiavelli, N., 79 Machinery question, 42, 43, 53–54, 54n2 Macroeconomic forecasting, 24–29, 32, 34–36 Mahalanobis, P. C., 123, 124 Mahoney, Michael J., 84 Mallock, William H., 195–196 Mandeville, Bernard, 77 Market failure, 15–18 Marketing principle, 66 Marx, Karl, 42, 195, 197, 200, 217 Marxian Socialists, 207 Marxism, 101 Marxist Social Democratic Workmen’s Party of North America, 199 Masserman, Jules, 148 Mata, Tiago, 187 Matchett, Charles Horatio, 200–201 McCulloch, John Ramsay, 42 McKay, Edward D., 226n28 McKinney, William T., 147–148, 200 Measurement, economic space/time and, 111–113 Mechanical reasoning, 66–68 Mediator, 8 Medicaid, 13 Medicare, 13 Mercantilist rationality, 118 Meyer, Adolf, 153, 159 Milburn, William, 116–117 Milgram, Stanley, 82 Mill, John Stuart, 110 Mills, C. Wright, 80 Mills, Walter Thomas, 204 Mode, 102 Model realism, 17 Models, forms of, 60 Modern Socialism, 194, 196 Money market, 27 Monthly world trade monitor, 31–32, 33 Morgan, Mary S., 3–9, 59–60, 73–89, 110, 124, 164, 173 influence of, 85–88 Murnighan, Keith, 170 Naoroji, Dadabhai, 117–121 Narrative ordering, 154 Narratives, experimental psychiatry studies using, 147–160 exemplary narrative, 154–157 experimental method and clinical case, integrating, 151–154 surprise in animal experimentation, 149–151 Narrative science, 184 National Civic Federation, 228n45 National Cooperative Commonwealth, 202 National economy, 94 National Institute for Health and Care Excellence’s (NICE), 12, 15, 20n1 Nationalism, 110, 121 Naturalized philosophy of science, 4 National Research Council (NRC) Committee on Neurotic Behavior, 157 Natural wage, 70n5 Nehru, Jawaharlal, 124 New Year’s Day, 201 Nkrumah, Kwame, 98 Norton, John, 140–141 Nowcasts, 32 Nyerere, Julius, 99 Observation, 93–105 Olson, Mark, 172 Onderzoek naar de “Blijvende werkloosheid” en haar bestrijding (Research on “Permanent Unemployment” and her Combat) see van der Waerden report One Big Union, 220, 221 Open Science, 132, 142 Opinion leaders, 80 Opportunism, 214 Organized labor, 206 Over rationalisatie en werkloosheid (On Rationalization and Unemployment), 45 Passos, John Dos, 156 Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute, 13 Pavlov, Ivan, 148–152, 155, 157 People’s (Populist) Party, 200 Perlman, Selig, 197, 227n37 Permanent unemployment, 42–44, 48–49, 51–52, 54n2 Person, Warren, 49 Personal influence, 79–88 Personal knowledge, 30 Petty, William, 112 p-hacking, 131 Phillips–Newlyn machine, 60 Pick, Georg, 67–68 Pierson, Nicolaas, 43 Place, 185–187 Place and space distinction, 164 PLATO, 169 Playing with maps, 68–69 Plott, Charles, 166, 170–172 Political economy, 117–124 Political self-determination, 122 Politicization of rationalization unemployment, 48 Poovey, Mary, 115 Popper, Karl, 130, 142 Populist support, 213 Poverty, 99–100, 120 Prakash, Gyan, 110 Precision, 24, 25, 32, 34–36 Presidential election of 1908, 209–211 Prest, Alan R., 94 Price disparity, 49, 50 Prinsep, James, 116 Production, 27 Profit maximization, 18–19 Quality-Adjusted-Life-Year (QALY), 17 Quality control, 5 Quint, Howard, 202 Radder, Hans, 132–133 Radical unionism, 199 Ranade, Mahadev Govind, 117–118, 119, 121–124 Rassenti, Stephen, 168–169 Rationalization definition of, 44 van der Waerden’s analysis of, 45–47 unemployment, 41–55, 182 politicization of, 48 Realization, with diagrams, 66–69 Reasoning with diagrams, 60, 66–69 inductive, 102 mechanical, 66–68 Record-keeping, 113, 114, 117 Regulation VII of 1833, 116 Reichs Commission for the Strengthening of Germandom (Reichskommiseriat für die Festigung deutschen Volkstums), 69 Replicability, 133 Reproducibility computational, 134–135 crisis, 130–132 definition of, 132–134 direct, 138–141 hypothetical, 136 indirect, 136 as research quality criterion, 129–144 in scientific practice, 134–138 scoping, 136 spectrum, 135 tests, 130 Reproducible expertise, reproducibility as, 136–137 Reproducible observation, 137–138 Research methods, 131–133, 135, 140–142 Revolutionary Socialist Labor Party, 199 Revolutionary unionism, 226n26 Ricardo, David, 42 Rodenburg, Peter, 182 Roosevelt, Franklyn Delano, 80 Roosevelt, Theodore, 222 Roth, Alvin, 170, 172 Royal Netherlands Economic Association , 48 Royal Netherlands Economic Association, 54n5 Rural entrepreneurs, 96 Ruskin Co-operative Association, 224n14 SAFFIER, 28, 36 Sameness see Reproducibility Sarton, George, 75 Satisfactoriness, 5 Say, Jean-Baptiste, 42 Schram, Arthur, 170, 171 Scientific diagrams, 60 Scientific management, 44 Scientific practice, reproducibility as, 134–138 computational reproducibility, 134–135 irreproducible Research, 138 nonexperimental case description, 137–138 nonstandard experiments and research on rare materials, 136–137 semistandardized experiments, 135–136 standardized experiments, 135 Scoping reproducibility, 136 Seasonal unemployment, 51 “Seeking parts, looking for wholes,”, 94–99 Selective reporting, 131 Selten, Reinhard, 166, 171, 172 Senior, Nassau William, 42 Serra, Gerardo, 185 Shastras, 123 Sherman Anti-trust Act, 200 Shubik, Martin, 165 Silver Party, 200 Simons, Algie M., 209, 218 Skelton, Oscar, 223n5 Smith, Clarence, 219 Smith, Vernon, 166–168, 170, 172 Social Democracy Party of America, 199 Social Democratic Labour Party (Sociaal Democratische ArbeidersPartij, SDAP), 45, 46, 47, 48, 49 Social Democratic Party of America, 199, 203 Social influence, 82–84, 87, 88 Social infrastructure, 167–170 Socialism, 194–198 Socialistische Gids , 46, 54n, 4, 54n5 Socialist Labor Party of America, 199, 200, 204 Socialist Party of America, 195, 198, 199, 204 Constructivist faction, 206–209 history of, 199–205 Impossibilist faction, 206 platform of, 205–211 Socialist success, 214 Socialist Trade and Labor Alliance, 220, 228n, 39, 228n41 Sociology of knowledge, 87 Sombart, Werner, 196 Space, 185–187 Spargo, John, 195, 209 Spitzer, Matthew, 170 Stabile, Donald, 223n4 Standardization, 183–185 Stedman, Seymour, 209 Sterelny, Kim, 158 Stewart, Ian G., 94 Stock market, 27 Stolper, Wolfgang, 94 Structural adjustment policy, 48, 49 Structural unemployment, 50–52, 182 Stuart, C.A. Verrijn, 43 Sturdy, Steve, 148–149 Surprise, 6 in animal experimentation, narratives of, 149–151 Suyker, Wim, 30–33, 34–36 Swadeshi (indigenous manufacturing), 113, 119 Swarajya (self-rule), 113, 119 Taft, William Howard, 209, 222 Tagore, Abanindranath, 113 Taxation, 119, 120 Taylorism, 44 Technological unemployment, 42, 43, 44, 46, 53, 54, 54n, 2, 55n19 Teller, Charlotte, 225n, 24, 226n27 Temporalization of history, 111 Tension barometers, 48–53, 182 Teulings, Coen, 24–29, 33–36 Thomas, Albert, 45 Thornton, T., 116–117 Tinbergen, Jan, 42, 47–54, 54n, 5, 55n, 13, 55n, 18–20, 55n, 22, 55n23 Tools, 180–183 Total orientation, 61 Trade and Labor Alliance, 200 Trade union movement, 45, 207 Transport orientation, 61, 62 Transport principle, 66, 67 Travel, 6 “Traveling facts” approach, 73–89, 187 TUTOR, 169 Unemployment cyclical, 49–52 frictional, 55n21 permanent, 42–44, 48–49, 51–52, 54n2 rationalization of, 43–45, 48, 182 seasonal, 51 structural, 50–52, 182 technological, 42, 43, 44, 46, 53, 54, 54n, 2, 55n19 Union leadership, 197 United States Commission on Industrial Relations, 194 Unity Convention, 204 Urwick, Lyndall, 45 US National Weather Service, 24 Value-Based Insurance Design model, 16 van der Waerden, Theo, 42, 45–49, 51, 53, 54, 54n, 5, 54n7 rationalization analysis, 45–47 report, 48 van Ewijk, Casper, 29 van Welzenis, Gerard, 32–36 van Winden, Frans, 170–173 Variability, 183–185 Varignon, Pierre, 67 Varignon frame, 67–68 Veblen, Thorstein, 194–195, 196 Veterans Administration, 13 Vijayaraghavachariar, C., 123 Village economy, 95 Violence of social spaces, 119 Visionary laboratory, 165–167 Visvesvaraya, M., 123 von Thünen, Johann Heinrich, 61 Vos, Hein, 47 Voting studies, 80 Wage development, 45 Walling, William English, 214–215 Wayland, Julius Augustus, 208 Webb, Sidney, 196 Weber, Alfred, 61, 62 Weber, Max, 62, 67, 68, 118 Web of Science, 75, 89n1 Weinstein, James, 223 Well-being, 181 Western Federation of Labor, 228n39 Western Industrial Unionists, 220 Weydemeyer, Joseph, 197 White, Henry, 209–210 Wholes/parts, 6 Wibaut, Floor, 46 Willard, Cyrus Field, 224n15 Williams, Arlington, 169 Wilson, Woodrow, 222 Wise, M. Norton, 78–79 Wolff, Harold, 158 Workingmen’s Alliance, 197 Workingmen’s Party, 199 Workshop on Experimental Economics , 170 World Bank, 33 World release assessment monitor, 30–32 Zimbardo, Philip, 82 Book Chapters Prelims Part I Including a Symposium on Mary Morgan: Curiosity, Imagination, and Surprise Introduction to the Symposium “Curiosity, Imagination, and Surprise” Health Economic Modeling: Fact or Fiction? Useful to Policymakers in Spite of Untruths Calculators and Quacks: Feeling the Economy’s Pulse in Times of Crisis Rationalization and the “Engineer-Economists” in the Netherlands, 1920–1940 Shaping Space through Diagrams: The Case of the History of Location Theory “Influence” in Historical Explanation: Mary Morgan’s Traveling Facts and the Context of Influence Pleas for Fieldwork: Polly Hill on Observation and Induction, 1966–1982 Imagining Economic Space in Colonial India Rethinking Reproducibility as a Criterion for Research Quality Tales of the Unexpected: The Use of Narrative in Studies of Experimental Neurosis Creating Economics in the Lab: From Physical Place to Laboratory Space Reflections Part II and the Socialist Party of The of Robert Hoxie,

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