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Entries Publication Data Advisory Board Contributors ... World Civilizations The Reader's Companion to American History VEBLEN, THORSTEIN , economist and social critic. Veblen's criticisms of the accepted corpus of economic theory and his analyses of economic and social change helped form the basis of the institutionalist school of economic thought and earned for him a reputation as a skilled satirist and critic of capitalist society. Veblen was born into the culturally isolated Norwegian immigrant community of the Upper Midwest. English was still his second language when he entered college. He remained somewhat of an outsider to mainstream American society throughout his life, and the descriptions of aspects of that society found in his books sometimes have the flavor of an anthropologist's account of an alien culture. Veblen is best known for his first book, The Theory of the Leisure Class (1899), which he presented as a scientific analysis of upper-class mores and behaviors. It portrayed the life of the well-bred individual as an unremitting quest for status in a pecuniary culture—that is, a culture in which status was based upon wealth. It was in this context that Veblen coined the phrase "conspicuous consumption" to describe spending undertaken mainly to demonstrate for others the spender's ability to pay. The book reached an audience far beyond the economics profession. (Most readers believed it to be as much satire as scholarship.) A general theme in Veblen's many books and articles was that the system of private property was no longer compatible with the technological basis of modern industry. Veblen also elaborated on what he believed to be an unstable dichotomy in modern society, differentiating between industrial occupations, which were involved with the production of goods via machine-based processes, and business occupations, which were involved with the purchase and sale of goods in the pursuit of profit. Associated with these types of occupations were two antagonistic worldviews. Veblen insisted that a social upheaval was imminent, as those in industrial occupations were coming to question the social value of business activity and the system of private property upon which it was based.

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Who was Thorstein Veblen? and why should anyone care? Thorstein Veblen was a political economist who lived from 1857-1929. Modern economics, which employs mathematical models to describe tiny fractions of overall human economic activity, shares little or nothing with the subject of Political Economy, which attempts to describe the ideas that create the larger picture. Modern economics is a profession for rigorously, but narrowly trained specialists. Political Economy is an occupation for the exceedingly curious generalist. Some have claimed that Thorstein Veblen was the "last man to know everything"an assertion even he would have disputed. But it is obvious that he certainly did his homeworkhis Ph. D. from Yale University was in Moral Philosophy (his doctoral thesis was on Immanuel Kant) and he spoke 25 languages while understanding history, literature, art, science, technology, devout observances, pedagogy, agriculture, labor relations, and industrial development at a near-expert or expert level. Veblen wrote nine booksall of which are still in printin addition to a massive outpouring of essays, book reviews, and magazine articles while teaching at The University of Chicago, Stanford University, The University of Missouri, and the New School for Social Research in New York. He even changed the English languagethe phrase "conspicuous consumption" originally appeared as a chapter title in his first book.

26. Notes--THORSTEIN VEBLEN STUDIES IN JAPAN: A BIBLIOGRAPHY 2 Mitchell, WC, Thorstein Veblen 18571929 (1929) Veblen ron , by SakurabayashiMakoto (1958) 3 Clark, JM, Thorstein Veblen 1857-1929 (1929) http://villa.lakes.com/eltechno/TVjapIN.html

Notes THORSTEIN VEBLEN STUDIES IN JAPAN: A BIBLIOGRAPHY Tanaka Toshihiro School of Economics Kwansei Gakuin University (1) Ohara's 2 articles(IV-29,46), Matsuo's 2 (IV-27, 28), Nakayama's 1 (IV-39). (2) See Tanaka Toshihiro, "Joseph Dorfman and the Studies in the History of American Economic Thought in Japan". The Kwansei Gakuin University Annual Studies, vol.42, March 1994, pp. 39-48. A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THORSTEIN VEBLEN STUDIES IN JAPAN I Japanese Translation of Veblen's Works 1 The Theory of Leisure Class(1899), Yuhkan kaikyu ron, by Ohno Shinzo (1924) 2 Ditto Yuhkan kaikyu ron, by Saburo Rikui (1956) 3 Ditto Yuhkan kaikyu no riron, by Ohara Takashi (1961) 4 The Theory of Business Enterprise (1904) Kigyo no riron, by Inamori Yoshio (1931) 5 Ditto Jigyo teki kigyo no riron, by Kawasaki Shinichi (1941) 6 Ditto Kigyo no riron, by Ohara Takashi (1965) 7 On Marx (1906) Marukusu, by Ishizaki Akihiko (1954) 8 An Inquiry into the Nature of Peace and the Terms of its Perpetuation(1917) Heiwa no joken, by Rikui Saburo (1956)

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The Veblenite. Home Intro Writings biography ... contemporaries THORSTEIN VEBLEN, in: 'Theory Of Business Enterprise', 1904, chap. 9. INSTITUTIONALISM Tenets Institutionalist School Resources Tenets of Institutionalism Inquiry is addressed to the institutional process of providing the material means of life and to significant problems of institutional malfunction. Economics is a policy science; economic inquiry is significant only to the extent that it is relevant to problem solving through institutional reform. The method of inquiry is evolutionary; the object of inquiry is the social process; the search is for factual explanations and causal understandings. Social value judgments are a part of inquiry and must themselves be objects of analysis; the normative-positive dichotomy is rejected. All political economies evolve and are embedded in social and cultural processes; individuals are both products and creators of these processes. Institutions correlate and coordinate economic behavior in progressive and regressive ways; problems are resolved with progressive changes in structure. The growth of warranted knowledge and its application as technology are prime movers in social change; they are both sources and means of resolving problems through institutional adjustment.

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