Всемирная история экономической мысли (в шести томах). Тома 1-4.

World history of economic thought. In six volumes. Volumes 1-4. Moscow: Thought, 1987-1990. 606 pp., 575 pp., 606 pp.. 587 pp. Hardcover, regular format.

The first volume presents the economic thought of the era of slavery (ancient East, ancient world), feudalism (Western and Eastern Europe, the peoples of Russia, India, China, Japan, the Arab East), the period of the decomposition of feudalism and the genesis of capitalism (mercantilism, physiocrats, economic ideas of bourgeois revolutions). The second volume is devoted to the economic thought of the pre-monopoly era. The flourishing of classical and bourgeois political economy (Smith, Riccardo, Sismondi), the emergence and development of vulgar political economy (Malthus, Say, Bastiat, Senior, etc.), the teachings of utopian socialists (Saint-Simon, Fourier, Owen), the socialist ideas of socialists are considered. Ricardians, petty-bourgeois socialism and egalitarian communism. The economic views of representatives of revolutionary democracy in Europe and Russia are analyzed. The essence of the revolutionary revolution carried out by K. Marx and F. Engels in economic science, their contribution to the creation of the political economy of capitalism and the foundations of the political economy of socialism are shown. Volume 3 Dedicated to economic thought of the period of the 70s of the XIX century. - October 1917. The evolution of bourgeois political economy and the economic ideology of social democracy is considered. The focus is on the formation and development of the Leninist stage of Marxist political economy. The role of V.I. Lenin as a brilliant theorist-economist, his merits in the fight against bourgeois movements, revisionist and dogmatic distortions of the theory of Marxism, the world-historical significance of Lenin’s contribution to the development of the Marxist theory of capitalism, and the creation of the doctrine of imperialism are shown. The fourth volume is devoted to the development of world economic thought at the stage from the October Revolution to the Second World War (1917-1939). Soviet economic thought of the 20s - 30s is examined in detail: its development in the works of V.I. Lenin, the internal party struggle on economic issues, the views of N.I. Bukharin, N.D. Kondratiev, A.V. Chayanov and others outstanding economists. A special section is devoted to economic issues in the decisions of the Comintern, the world communist and social democratic movements. An analysis of bourgeois political economy is given: orthodox neoclassicism, institutionalism, Keynesianism. Circulation 20,000 copies