List of socialist economists explained

This article lists notable socialist economists and political economists.

Classical economists

• Ferdinand Lassalle
• John Stuart Mill (later work)

Ricardian economists

• John Francis Bray
• John Gray
• Charles Hall
• Thomas Hodgskin

Utopian socialists

• Charles Fourier
• Robert Owen
• Saint-Simon

Anarchist economists

• Mikhail Bakunin
• Joseph Proudhon
• Benjamin Tucker

Marxian economists

See main article: List of Marxian economists.

• Paul Cockshott
• James Connolly
• Friedrich Engels
• Rudolf Hilferding
• Andrew Kliman
• Nikolai Kondratiev
• János Kornai
• Rosa Luxemburg
• Ernest Mandel
• Karl Marx
• Antonie Pannekoek
• Karl Polanyi
• Robert Rowthorn
• Richard D. Wolff
• Michael Hudson
• Yanis Varoufakis
• Kshama Sawant
• Stephen Resnick

Marxian-Sraffian

• David Laibman
• Nobuo Okishio
• John Roemer
• Anwar Shaikh
• Piero Sraffa
• Ian Steedman
• Paul Sweezy

Cooperative economics

• Michael Albert
• Pat Devine
• Robin Hahnel
• Noreena Hertz
• Branko Horvat
• Edvard Kardelj
• David Schweickart
• Jaroslav Vanek

Neoclassical economists

• Enrico Barone
• Ellora Derenoncourt
• Oskar Lange
• Abba Lerner
• Alfred Marshall
• David McMullen
• Alec Nove
• Andreas G. Papandreou
• Mark Paul
• Fred M. Taylor
• Thomas Piketty
• Robert Pollin
• Léon Walras
• Gabriel Zucman

Institutional economists

• Thorstein Veblen

See also

• Classical economics
• List of economists
• Marxian economics
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