Sukhoterina, Lyubov (Author)
The article is dedicated to the activities of the Academician of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, doctor of political economy, Volodymyr Andriyovych Kosynskyi (1864–1938), who was born in Ukraine and worked in many European countries, particularly in Latvia. Kosynskyi was active as an economist, statistician, and a public and political figure, who held the position of the Minister of Labor of Ukraine from November to December 1918. The study allows to systematize and critically evaluate the sources on the impact of Kosynskyi’s activities on the development of economics, as well as to reconstruct the main stages of his life and professional career. After a critical evaluation of the sources on the impact of Kosynskyi’s activities in economics, it is shown that his main contribution was the following: development of methodological problems of political economy, the theory and practice of credit, and methodology to develop agriculture. Kosynskyi was among the first to proclaim the transition of statistics from a science that collects and organizes information to a science that explains and predicts. The article also presents a periodization of Kosynskyi’s life and creative path, tracing the following periods: the Hlukhiv period, the Moscow period, two Riga periods, two Odessa periods, the Kyiv period, and the Czech period.
...More
Thesis
Alexander Lee Arnold;
(2017)
Rethinking Economics in Modern France
(/isis/citation/CBB135548088/)
Article
Stamhuis, Ida H.;
(2007)
A Nineteenth-Century Statistical Society that Abandoned Statistics
(/isis/citation/CBB000773207/)
Article
Young, Cristobal;
(2009)
The Emergence of Sociology from Political Economy in the United States: 1890 to 1940
(/isis/citation/CBB000932847/)
Article
Bellhouse, David R.;
(2009)
Karl Pearson's Influence in the United States
(/isis/citation/CBB001033900/)
Article
Slobodian, Quinn;
(2015)
How to See the World Economy: Statistics, Maps, and Schumpeter's Camera in the First Age of Globalization
(/isis/citation/CBB001422665/)
Article
Renwick, Chris;
(2011)
From Political Economy to Sociology: Francis Galton and the Social-Scientific Origins of Eugenics
(/isis/citation/CBB001024706/)
Article
Donna Tafreshi;
(2022)
Adolphe Quetelet and the legacy of the “average man” in psychology
(/isis/citation/CBB333634470/)
Article
Kaat Louckx;
Raf Vanderstraeten;
(2015)
Household and State-istics: Cornerstones of Society in Population Censuses (Belgium, 1846–1947)
(/isis/citation/CBB247423523/)
Article
Daniel Luban;
(2015)
Bernard Mandeville as Moralist and Materialist
(/isis/citation/CBB892524347/)
Book
Backhouse, Roger E.;
(2000)
Early Histories of Economic Thought 1824-1914
(/isis/citation/CBB000101659/)
Book
Max Weber;
Knut Borchardt;
Edith Hanke;
Wolfgang Schluchter;
(2013)
Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft: Soziologie: unvollendet, 1919-1920
(/isis/citation/CBB051226211/)
Chapter
Morgan, Mary S.;
(2010)
Seeking Parts, Looking for Wholes
(/isis/citation/CBB001221458/)
Book
Milgate, Murray;
Stimson, Shannon C.;
(2009)
After Adam Smith: A Century of Transformation in Politics and Political Economy
(/isis/citation/CBB001451812/)
Article
Dijck, Maarten Van;
(2008)
From Science to Popularization, and Back---The Science and Journalism of the Belgian Economist Gustave de Molinari
(/isis/citation/CBB000831753/)
Book
Hollander, Samuel;
(2008)
The Economics of Karl Marx: Analysis and Application
(/isis/citation/CBB001451801/)
Book
Nathaniel Wolloch;
(2016)
Nature in the History of Economic Thought: How Natural Resources Became an Economic Concept
(/isis/citation/CBB540959036/)
Article
Levy, David M.;
Peart, Sandra J.;
(2009)
Sympathy, Evolution, and The Economist
(/isis/citation/CBB001033845/)
Article
Van-Lemesle, Lucette Le;
(2005)
Cauwès et Colson, le juriste et l'ingénieur: une ou deux conceptions du service public?
(/isis/citation/CBB000670608/)
Book
Brian Phillips Murphy;
(2015)
Building the Empire State: Political Economy in the Early Republic
(/isis/citation/CBB610727332/)
Article
Naomi Beck;
(2016)
The spontaneous market order and evolution
(/isis/citation/CBB825221730/)
Be the first to comment!