Economics in Europe has become more international since the 1970s. To a certain extent,
this internationalisation is also an 'Americanisation'as many European economists have …

Unlike the US, Europe was a hotbed for general-equilibrium models with rationing (GEMR).
Our goal is to explain how and why GEMR became a “European specialty”(Portes, 1987: p …

Edmond Malinvaud's case is peculiar in the history of macroeconomics as he committed to
two different microfoundational programs, namely, the disequilibrium theory (more properly …

According to its creator Michel Juillard, Dynare is a “pre-processor and a collection of
routines” aimed at solving and estimating non-linear rational expectation models. This article …

Malinvaud's reconsideration of the theory of unemployment emphasises the distinction
between classical and Keynesian unemployment equilibria, associating the former with …

Unlike standard accounts, recent research in the history of macroeconomics has given
increasing attention to the Old Keynesians' criticisms of the New Classical Economics. In this …

Under which conditions did Robert Lucas's microfoundational program come to dominate
the field? My article sheds new light on this question. The focus is on why models …

According to its creator Michel Juillard, Dynare is a “pre-processor and a collection of
routines” aimed at solving and estimating non-linear rational expectation models. This article …

Europe was where research on general equilibrium models with rationing (GEMR) gained
traction. The goal of our article is to explain how and why. We show that research on GEMR …

The influence of macroeconomists' on policymakers through economic expertise is usually
taken for granted. Yet, the reverse proposal appears far less elusive and as significant. From …