1. Acknowledgments—M. S. and N. D.

2. Introduction to Oeconomies in the Age of Newton—Margaret Schabas and Neil De Marchi

3. "Peaches Which the Patriarchs Lacked": Natural History, Natural Resources, and the Natural Economy in France—E. C. Spary

4. The "Spirit of System" and the Fortunes of Physiocracy—Jessica Riskin

5. The Agricultural Foundation of the Seventeenth-Century English Oeconomy—S. Todd Lowry

6. Epicurean and Stoic Sources for Boisguilbert's Physiological and Hippocratic Vision of Nature and Economics—Paul P. Christensen

7. "The Possibilities of the Land": The Inventory of "Natural Riches" in the Early Modern German Territories—Alix Cooper

8. Nature as a Marketplace: The Political Economy of Linnaean Botany—Staffan Müller-Wille

9. Underwriting the Oeconomy: Linnaeus on Nature and Mind—Lisbet Rausing

10. Medical Metaphors and Monetary Strategies in the Political Economy of Locke and Berkeley—C. George Caffentzis

11. Credit-Money as the Philosopher's Stone: Alchemy and the Coinage Problem in Seventeenth-Century England—Carl Wennerlind

12. Adam Smith's Debts to Nature—Margaret Schabas

13. Evocations of Sympathy: Sympathetic Imagery in Eighteenth-Century Social Theory and Physiology—Evelyn L. Forget

14. Business Ethics, Commercial Mathematics, and the Origins of Mathematical Probability—Edith Dudley Sylla

15. Where Mechanism Ends: Thomas Reid on the Moral and the Animal Oeconomy—Harro Maas

16. Economia civile and pubblica felicità in the Italian Enlightenment—Luigino Bruni and Pier Luigi Porta

17. Contributors

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