John M. Pullen
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John M. Pullen
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John Michael Pullen (1933 - 2022) was a historian of economic ideas, especially the ideas of Thomas Robert Malthus. Born on 9th of February, 1933, John Pullen studied at the University of Sydney (B. Ee.), the University of Liverpool (M.A.), and the University of Newcastle, Australia (Ph.D.). His Ph.D. thesis on Malthus's Principles of Political Economy (1820, 1836) was the first step in the preparation of the Variorum Edition of this work. He was for several decades employed at the University of New England (NSW, Australia), teaching courses in the history of economics.
Some Ethical and Theological Aspects of Malthus' Principle of Population
Notes on Louisa Bray's Recollections
Photocopy of manuscript of Louisa Bray's Recollections
Correspondence regarding the transcription of Louisa Bray's Recollections
Louisa Bray's Recollections
An Introduction to the History of Economic Thought
The Two Editions of T. R. Malthus, Principles of Political Economy
Conference of Economists, Brisbane 1975
Capitalism in the Kindergarden
Correspondence between Patricia James and John Pullen