J.S. Mill

VOLUME 1


Preface


General Commentary


Appendix: Chronological Table of Reprinted Articles


SECTION ONE: THE LIFE OF J. S MILL AND PERSPECTIVES ON HIS THOUGHT


Commentary


1. John Stuart Mill and Mrs. Taylor S. E. Henshaw


2. The Economics of John Stuart Mill J. Bonar


3. John Stuart Mill's Attitude Toward Neo-Malthusianism N. E. Himes


4. John Stuart Mill, the Reformer, 1806-1873 J. Bonar


5. John Stuart Mill, Pioneer of Democratic Liberalism in England J. S. Schapiro


6. J. S. Mill and J. E. Cairnes G. O'Brien


7. The 'Mental Crisis' of John Stuart Mill A. W. Levi


8. Utility and Radicalism, 1825-1837: A Note on the Mill-Roebuck Friendship F. E. Hyde


9. Bentham and J. S. Mill: The Utilitarian Background J. Viner


10. The Writing of Mill's Autobiography A. W. Levi


11. William Whewell and John Stuart Mill: Their Controversy about Scientific Knowledge E. W. Strong


12. J. S. Mill on Democracy, 1829-1861 J. H Burns


13. J. S. Mill and the Definition of Freedom J. P. Scanlan


14. A Re-reading of Mill on Liberty J. C. Rees


15. John Stuart Mill and the Working-out of Empiricism J. H. Randall


16. Was Mill for Liberty? J. C. Rees


17. A New Exploration of Mill's Essay On Liberty R. B. Friedman


18. Some Recent Interpreations of John Stuart Mill R. J. Halliday


20. Mill and Liberty C. L. Ten


21. J. S. Mill on Alternative Economic Systems D. L. Losman


22. J. S. Mill's Political Philosophy of Mind M. Hollis


23. Mill on Liberty and Morality D. G. Brown


24. Mill and Cairnes and the Emergence of Marginalism in England N. B. de Marchi


 25. John Stuart Mill and the Limits of State Action R Wollheim


26. Comte, Mill and Cairnes: The Positivist-Empiricist Interlude in Late Classical Economics R. B. Ekelund and E. S. Olsen


27. The Worth of J. S. Mill On Liberty T. Honderich


28. John Stuart Mill's Methodology J. K. Whitaker


29. Mill's Principle of Liberty G. L. Williams


30. Mill's Notion of Social Responsibility P.R. Struhl


31. Mill on Harm to Others' Interests D. G. Brown


32. Mill's Conception of Individuality R. F. Ladenson


33. The Logic of J. S. Mill on Freedom G. W. Smith


34. J. S. Mill on Edger and Reville: An Episode in the Development of Mill's Conception of Freedom G. W. Smith


35. William Whewell and John Stuart Mill on the Methodology of Political Economy S. Hollander


36. 'Dynamic Equilibrium' with Constand Wages: J. S. Mill's Malthusian Analysis of the Secular Wage Path S. Hollander


VOLUME II


SECTION TWO: J. S. Mill's Principles of Political Economy


Commentary


37. Principles of Political Economy W. Bagehot


38. Mill, the Principles of Political Economy N. W Senior


39. Variations in the Editions of J. S. Mill's Principles of Political Economy M. A. Ellis


40. Rent and Price: 'Alternative Use' and 'Scarcity Value' L. H. Haney


41. John Stuart Mill's Principles: A Centernary Estimate V. W. Bladen


42. On the Possibility of Optimum (Unique) Equilibrium in Mill's Reciprocal Demand T. N. Dhar


43. The Success of J. S. Mill's Principles N. B. de Marchi


44. A Note on Mill's Theory of International Values A. J. Dalal


45. A Reconsideration of hte Additions to Mill's 'Great Chapter' D. R. Appleyard and J. C. Ingram


46. Mill's 'Superstructure': How Well Does It Stand Up? J. S. Chipman


47. Further Thoughts on Mill's 'Great Chapter': A Reply D. R Appleyard and J. C. Ingram


48. John Stuart Mill on Value G. de Vivo


 


VOLUME III


SECTION THREE: MILLIAN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS


Commentary


49. Mill on Machinery J. E. LeRossignol


50. John Stuart Mill and the Law of Markets B. A. Balassa


51. Mill and the Law of Markets: Comment L. C. Hunter


52. Mill on Freedom and Voluntary Association A. L. Harris


53. Technology and Aggregate Demand in J. S. Mill's Economic System S. Hollander


54. The Empirical Content and Longevity of Ricardian Economics  N. B. de Marchi


55. The Money Supply Theory of J. S. Mill T. Havrilesky


56. Population and Mill's Peasant-Proprietor Economy W. C. Bush


57. A Short-run Classical Model of Capital and Wages: Mill's Recantation of the Wages Fund R. B. Ekelund


58. The New Political Economy of J. S. Mill: the Means to Social Justice R. B. Ekelund and R. D. Tollison


59. J. S. Mill's New Political Economy: Another View R. B. Ekelund and R. D. Tollison


60. J. S. Mill's Redistribution Policy: New Political Economy or Old? E. G. West


61. J. S. Mill, Unions, and the Wages Fund Recantation: A Reinterpreation E. G. West and R. W. Hafer


62.  J. S. Mill, Unions, and the Wages Fund Recantation: A Reinterpreation - Comment R. B. Ekelund and W. F. Kordsmeier


63.  J. S. Mill, Unions, and the Wages Fund Recantation: A Reinterpreation - Reply E. G. West and R. W. Hafer


64. Mill on Proprietorship, Productivity, and Population: A Theoretical Reappraisal M. E. Bradley


65. Mill's Recantation Once Again: Reply to Professor Negishi R. B. Ekelund


VOLUME IV


SECTION FOUR: SPECIALISED TOPICS


66. John Stuart Mill and the London and Westminster Review C. Towers


67. The Place of John Stuart Mill and of Robert Owen in the History of English Neo-Malthusianism N. E. Himes


68. J. S. Mill's Correspondance F. A. Hayek


69. John Stuart Mill and the Saint Simonians J. R. Hainds


70. The Centenary of Marx and Mill V. W. Bladen


71. John Stuart Mill and Marxian Socialism L. S. Feuer


72. Comment J. S. Schapiro


73. John Stuart Mill's Visit to Wordsworth, 1831 A. J. Mill


74. The Earliest Use of the Term 'Social Science' P. R. Senn


75. Packe on Mill L. Robbins


76. John Stuart Mill: Letters on the French Revolution of 1830 F. E. Mineka


77. Karl Marx and John Stuart Mill B. A. Balassa


78. Mill and Cairnes on the Rate of Interest L. C. Hunter


79. J. S. Mill and the Term 'Social Science' J. H. Burns


80. Further Remarks About Early Use of the Term 'Social Science' G. C. Iggers


81. J. S. Mill on Monopology and Socialism: A Note A. L. Harris


82. John Stuart Mill's Theory of International Relations K. E. Miller


83. The Religious Thought of John Stuart Mill: A Study in Reluctant Scepticism R.Carr


84. John Stuart Mill: Servant of hte East India Company A. L. Harris


85. Similarities in the Work of John Stuart Mill and Karl Marx B. Shoul


86. John Stuart Mill and Laissez Faire: London Water P. Schwartz


87. Sir John Herschel's Marginal Notes on Mill's On Liberty, 1859 S. Ross


88. Mill and Comte on the Methods of Social Science D. Lewishohn


89. John Stuart Mill: The Subjection of Women: An Analysis A. Tatalovich


90. Poetry, Pushpin and Utility M. Bronfenbrenner


91. Keynes's Misquotation of Mill J. R. Davis and F. J. Casey


92. Keyne's Misquotation of Mill: Comment D.  Patinkin


93. The Theory of Small Enterprise: Smith, Mill, Marshall, and Marx J. D. Phillips


94. Keyne's Misquotation of Mill: Further Comment J. R. Davis


95. On Keyne's Quotations from Mill: A Note P. Bridel


96. Liberty and the Higher Pleasures: In Defense of Mill M. S. McPherson


97. Liberty and the Higher Pleasures: Reply M. Bronfenbrenner


98. John Stuart Mill and the French Revolution J. Coleman


99. John Stuart Mill on Colonies and Colonisation R. N. Ghosh