In discussions on method and scope, a man is nearly sure to be right when affirming the usefulness of his own procedure, and wrong when denying that of others. --Alfred Marshall. Principles of Economics (1920), Appendix C.

The stream of time sweeps away errors, and leaves the truth for the inheritance of humanity. –Georg Brandes

• Syllabus for Spring 2012 PhD History of Economic Thought ( ECON 7660 ) 
• Introduction to History of Economic Thought (To be read before the first 7660 class, January 12, 2012)
• Finer on Sumerian temple economies; Some notes on the Ancient, Medieval, and Mercantilist periods (To be read before the second 7660 class, January 19, 2012)
• Two examples of short handouts used for presentations

• Syllabus for Undergraduate History of Economic Thought Fall 2011 ( ECON 4660 ) 

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• Index of authors at McMaster University.
• Early English Books Online
• History of Economic Thought webpages at the New School
• Open Directory Project links to webpages on History of Economic Thought
• History of Economics Society
• Archives: Bulletin of the History of Economics Society
• Journal of the History of Economic Thought
• History of Political Economy: Journal website; Project Muse archive
• JSTOR—Search for journal articles
• "Plagiarism: What It is and How to Recognize and Avoid It"
• How Economics is Changing—special issue of the journal The Long Term View