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January 2026, Volume 60, Issue 1
- 1-16 The Pragmatist Perspectives of William James and John Dewey and Their Relevance for an Institutionalist and Pluralistic Approach in Economics
by Arturo Hermann - 17-33 Myth of the Free Market
by Glen Atkinson & Stephen Paschall - 34-59 Out of Spencer’s Long Shadow of Pseudo-Evolutionism: Toward a Social Niche Construction Approach for Human Society
by Shiping Tang - 60-73 The Institutional Economics and Public Service of Edwin A. Elliott
by John T. Harvey - 74-89 Racism and Stratification: A Two-Way Relation
by Paolo Ramazzotti - 90-109 What Economic Value Can Personal Projects Bring to Organizational Projects?
by Olivier Mesly - 110-121 Can Social Capital Alleviate Relative Poverty?
by Yuan Ma & Zi-ran Zhang & Yu-ling Yang - 122-130 Goodwill and Financialization in Pandemic à la Commons-Veblen: A New Interpretation
by Ömer Tuğsal Doruk - 131-148 The Economic Advantage of Counteracting Consumer Financial Spinning with Four Strategic Habits
by Olivier Mesly - 149-165 “Safe” Annuity Retirement Products and Possible Future U.S. Retirement Risks, Threats, and Shortfalls
by Thomas E. Lambert & Christopher B. Tobe - 166-179 A Different Financialization Story: Sui Generis Financialization Led By “Captains of Finance” During the Pandemic in an Emerging Market
by Ömer Tuğsal Doruk - 180-190 Theorizing Financial Regulation: Institutions and Instability in a Minskyian Framework
by Ernani Teixeira Torres Filho & Norberto Montani - 191-209 Modern Monetary Theory’s View of Inflation: Does it Fit with Post-Pandemic Inflation?
by Eduardo Garzón Espinosa - 210-231 What is Financial Inclusion? A Critical Review
by Thereza Balliester Reis - 232-248 From the Quantity Theory of Money towards the Functional Differentiation of Credit: The Role of Non-GDP Transactions in Germany, Italy, and Switzerland
by Richard Senner - 249-265 Alfred Marshall, Allyn Young, and the Method of Economics
by Ramesh Chandra - 266-280 The Political Economy of U.S. Geopolitical Strategy Towards China
by Carlos Aguiar de Medeiros & Nicholas Trebat - 281-294 Examining the Impact of Cooperative Membership on Household Income: Insights from Bee Producers in Rural Kenya
by Gloria Rimui & Shangao Wang & Eunice Matafwali & Gershom Endelani Mwalupaso - 295-306 Mexico and the Economic Development Financing Trap
by Alicia Girón & Daniel Mirón - 307-314 What is Heterodox Economics? A Comment on Hodgson and his Critics
by Matías Vernengo
October 2025, Volume 59, Issue 4
- 1001-1015 Stakeholder Theory: A Radical Institutionalist View
by Vladislav Valentinov - 1016-1032 Moving Forward: An Approach to Post-Keynesian Institutionalism Through the Kaleckian Perspective
by José Maltaca & Felipe Almeida & Hugo Iasco-Pereira - 1033-1055 Borrowing between Genres in Electronic Music: Boundary Permeability and Distances
by Thije Schaap & Wilfred Dolfsma & Ivan Orosa-Paleo & Nachoem Wijnberg & Gerda Gemser - 1056-1069 Cooperative Salons: A Model for Socio-Economic Development of the Informal Hairdressers Community in India
by Gururaja B L & Srikanta Parida - 1070-1083 On the Meaning of “Neoclassical Economics”
by Geoffrey M. Hodgson - 1084-1096 Neoliberalism and Right-Wing Populism–A Love Story
by Imko Meyenburg - 1097-1110 From the Narratives We Create to the Lies We Tell: Disabling Some Myths of Inequality
by Oz Solon Chovghi Iazdi & Laís Fernanda de Azevedo & Jonattan Rodriguez Castelli - 1111-1128 Multilevel Selection in Political Economy: Networks, Complexity, and System-Level Adaptation
by Hilton L. Root & William Golovaha-Hicks - 1129-1134 From Battlefields to Blooming Fields: The Economic Costs of Restoring Ukraine’s War-Damaged Agricultural Soil
by Pavlo Ostapenko & Oleksandr Bonchkovskyi & Volodymyr Semenikhin & Killian McCarthy & Wilfred Dolfsma - 1135-1154 Improving Survey of Consumers’ Expectations Based on Market and Personal Indicators
by Olivier Mesly - 1155-1173 Universal Basic Income and Its Impact on Human Capital Development
by Gulnara Kozybakova & Alramina Myrzabekova & Aigul Tulemetova - 1174-1190 Affordable Housing: A Proposal for Equity-Rental Trades
by Craig Medlen - 1191-1211 “The Charm of Emission Trading”: Ideas of German Economists on Economic Policy in Times of Crises
by Rouven Reinke & Laura Porak - 1212-1239 Currency Internationalization: A Hype or Reality?
by Ram Singh - 1240-1277 Climate-Change-Driven Inflation, Modern Money Theory, and Degrowth
by Alla Semenova - 1278-1284 A Critical Assessment of the Debt-to-GDP Ratio in Developing Countries
by Akeem Rahaman & Scott Mark Romeo Mahadeo - 1285-1296 The Decline in Labor Productivity Growth Among OECD Countries
by John McCollough & Gevorg Sargsyan & Wei Jiang - 1297-1324 Conceptualizing Medieval Capitalism: A Reply to Geoffrey Hodgson
by Andrew Kaplan - 1325-1328 Nature and Economic Society. A Classical-Keynesian Synthesis
by Sergio Cesaratto - 1329-1331 Artificial Intelligence and Economic Sustainability in the Era of Industrial Revolution 5.0
by Arian Agung Prasetiyawan - 1332-1339 Index
by The Editors
July 2025, Volume 59, Issue 3
- 663-685 Ancient Tally Sticks Explain the Nature of Modern Government Money
by Robert M. Rosenswig - 686-716 Karl Polanyi and the “International Inequality Thesis”: Expounding the Thomas Piketty Connection
by Emre Özçelik & Eyüp Özveren - 717-723 Institutionalists on Power: Social Ontology and Intersectionality
by Beliza Borba de Almeida & William Waller - 724-743 Representation of Financial Crises in Film, Media, and Popular Culture in Light of Veblen’s Views
by Anita Oğurlu & Gülenay Baş Dinar - 744-759 John R. Commons, Reasonable Value, and Power: A Critique
by Jacob Powell - 760-779 Why are Some Transactions Repugnant? Superseding the Utilitarian and the Deontological Explanations
by Elias L. Khalil - 780-797 The Rhetoric of Praise, Blame, and Oracle in the Moral Persuasion of Political Economy
by Jerry Petersen - 798-831 Economic Effects of a Job Guarantee Program for the Korean Economy (2010–2020): A Simulation Study
by Yongbok Jeon & Wonik Park - 832-851 The Circular Economy Footprint on Human Development in the EU and the UK
by Mura Petru-Ovidiu & Liliana Eva Donath - 852-880 The Self-Financing State: An Institutional Analysis of Government Expenditure, Revenue Collection and Debt Issuance Operations in the United Kingdom
by Andrew Berkeley & Josh Ryan-Collins & Richard Tye & Asker Voldsgaard & Neil Wilson - 881-893 The Impact of Green-Credit Policy on Carbon Emission: Evidence from Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei Province
by Xueyao Wang & Guihu Wang & Ziheng Yu - 894-912 Growing Differently: European Integration and Regional Cohesion
by Jan David Weber & Jan Schulz - 913-931 Understanding How Prior Product Knowledge about NGP Goods Affects Post-Purchase Surveys: A Preliminary Investigation
by Olivier Mesly - 932-939 Following the Light of the Sun: Humanity in the New (Work) World of AI
by Larry Wigger - 940-956 Alexander Hamilton Utilized Britain’s Mercantile-Protectionism to Release an Epochal Non-Linear National Boon against the Workshop of the World: Great Britain
by Emir Phillips - 957-979 Exploring the Role of Pluralism in Economics Education and Teaching: A Systematic Review
by Tanu Kathuria & Ruhee Mittal & Barkha Dhingra & Mahender Yadav - 980-985 Property and Power
by Franklin Obeng-Odoom - 986-989 The Road to Freedom: Economics and the Good Society
by Freddy Thomas - 990-993 The Egyptian Economy in the Twenty-First Century: The Hard Road to Inclusive Prosperity
by Fatih Kırşanlı - 994-997 The Wealth of a Nation: Institutional Foundations of English Capitalism
by Aden Quenemoen - 998-999 Corrigendum
by The Editors
April 2025, Volume 59, Issue 2
- 339-341 The 2025 Veblen-Commons Award Recipient: Janice Peterson
by Alexandra Bernasek - 342-360 The Policy Relevance of Institutional Economics: A Feminist Perspective
by Janice Peterson - 361-371 The Employment Status of Platform Workers: The Brazilian Experience of Court’s Artificial Selection
by Rodrigo Constantino Jeronimo - 372-380 The “Joy of Motherhood” as an Enabling Myth of Neoliberalism and Patriarchy
by Paula Cole & Valerie Kepner - 381-391 The Corporate Capitalist Health Insurance Industry and America’s Mental Health Crisis
by Alexandra Bernasek & Teresa Perry - 392-399 Will Generative AI Bring Change: Technological Disruption and Redistribution in the United States?
by Novica Supic & Kosta Josifidis - 400-407 Role of Government in Changing Institutional Furniture for Firms in Digital Economy: Mixed Blessings from China
by Ricardo C. S. Siu - 408-415 From Cowboy to Astronaut: How Can We Limit the Destructive Force of the Tech Leaders’ Vision of Competition?
by Jade Leroueil - 416-423 Taming the Neoliberal Wild West: Imagining an Economically Democratic Future for Post-War Ukraine
by Anna Klimina - 424-429 From Market to Transition Economics: The Institutional Road to Ecological Economics
by Lyubov Klapkiv & Faruk Ülgen - 430-437 Carbon Tariff and Trade: Uneasy Partners in Climate Change
by Baban Hasnat - 438-444 The Institutional Blind-Spot in the Green Transition: Market Incentives versus Command-and-Control
by Patrik Söderholm & Kristoffer Sundström - 445-452 The Informal Economy: A Veblenian Perspective
by Xin Zhang & Luwei Zhao - 453-463 Looking for Reasonableness within Twenty-First-Century Neoliberalism: Toward Avoiding the Spread of Fascist Values
by Felipe Almeida & Beliza Borba de Almeida - 464-470 The Role of Social Capital in Institutional Change—On the Governance Mechanism of The Chinese Government
by Chuhan Guo & Ye Haitao - 471-479 Supply Chain Resilience with a Push? FDI, Institutions, and Lessons from China’s Dairy Sector
by Daniela Robinson & Wilfred Dolfsma - 480-487 Why has the Decline of Regional Industry Not Stopped in Japan?
by Masato Miyazaki - 488-495 The Concept of Wei-Yu and Its Implication to the Absolutist-Relativist Debate of Institutionalism
by Shiyan Xu - 496-507 Entrepreneurial Ecosystems for Social Impact: Challenges and Opportunities in Thailand
by Tonia Warnecke - 508-515 Conservative Resistance to Monopoly Power and Environmental Legislation: U.S. Farmer Organizations and the Metaphorical State
by Ely Melchior Fair - 516-525 The Role of Biofuels and the Global Biofuels Alliance in the Global Energy Transition
by Thomas J. Trebat - 526-533 Some Milestones for an Evolutionary-Institutional Approach to the Circular Economy Transition
by Olivier Brette & Nathalie Lazaric - 534-541 Oregon Trail: Labor and Housing as Essential Links in the Critical Materials Supply Chain
by Larry Wigger - 542-549 Climate Change Policies and Their Social and Developmental Impacts: The Case of Brazil
by Carlos Aguiar de Medeiros & Nicholas Trebat - 550-561 China’s Global Energy Projects and Finance
by Alicia Girón - 562-577 Africa’s Energy Future: Can China’s Investments Deliver a Just Transition?
by Alicia Girón & Andrea Reyes - 578-591 Consensual Servitude and Virtual Property
by Antoon Spithoven - 592-598 John R. Commons and Irving Fisher: Contrasting Methodologies but Allies in Policy Reform
by Robert W. Dimand - 599-608 Interest Rate Swaps: Stylized Facts and Behavioral Dynamics
by Tanweer Akram & Khawaja Mamun - 609-618 The Effect of Urban Population Density on Economic Corruption
by Rafed Amin Al-Huq - 619-637 Prior Product Knowledge Bias about NGP Goods Affects Post-Purchase Surveys
by Olivier Mesly - 638-645 Humor, Gossip, and Other Possibly Invidious Forms of Communication (“Me Too”)
by Wilfred Dolfsma - 646-649 Response to Pressman’s Review Article “What’s Sex Got to Do with It?”
by Jon D. Wisman - 650-651 Blackdom, New Mexico: The Significance of the Afro-Frontier, 1900-1930
by Richard V. Adkisson - 652-659 Routledge Handbook of Macroeconomic Methodology
by Phil Armstrong - 660-662 Crimes Against Nature: Capitalism and Global Heating
by Ning Zhang
January 2025, Volume 59, Issue 1
- 1-16 Karl Polanyi in Sri Lanka: Odious Debt and Corrupted Capitalism
by Kanchana N. Ruwanpura - 17-28 Bella Ciao and Women: A War for the Meaning of Motherhood in Italy
by Cibele De Biasi & Felipe Almeida - 29-42 Thorstein Veblen and W. E. B. Du Bois’ Critiques of the Antebellum South: Merging Divergent Approaches
by Raphael Sassower - 43-70 Orthodoxy as Pillar AND Pariah? The Ambiguous Relationship Between International Political Economy and Heterodox Economics
by Grégory Vanel - 71-85 Economic Hegemony and the Institutionalization of Law-Infringement
by Clotilde Champeyrache - 86-102 The Political Economy of COVID-19: Are We Closer to a Post-Growth World?
by Theofanis Papageorgiou & Yorgos Pisinas - 103-123 An Innovative Framework for Enhancing Consumer Expectations Surveys through Market and Personal Indicators
by Olivier Mesly - 124-139 The Seven Debtly Sins: An Institutionalist Explanation of Why Consumer Debt Levels are So High
by Robert Scott & Steven Pressman - 140-165 Consumer Information and the Cybernetic Control of Markets: A Model Explored in the Beauty Market
by Hannah Bensussan - 166-184 Analytical Framework for Sovereign Money? Some Insight from the 100% Money Literature
by Samuel Demeulemeester - 185-206 Critique of Liquidity: Property and Persona are the Philosopher’s Stones in the Alchemy of Liquidity
by Jongchul Kim - 207-232 Will Bitcoin Incarnate Satoshi Nakamoto’s Vision of Depoliticized Money?
by Emir Phillips - 233-253 Monetary Innovations by China to Actively Promote the Internationalization of the Renminbi
by Jean-François Ponsot & Clément Berthou - 254-266 Does Microfinance Empower Women Artisans? Evidence from the Indian Artisan Sector
by Ankit Biswal & Pramod Kumar Mishra - 267-281 Financial Inclusion and Performance of Self-Help Group in India: A Comparative Study Across Banking Agencies
by Anand Pandey & R. Murugesan & Hippu Salk Kristle Nathan & Badri G. Narayanan - 282-303 Corporate Ownership and Trajectories: Fields as the Political-Cultural Control of Business
by Mario Sacomano Neto & Silvio Eduardo Alvarez Candido & Julio Cesar Donadone & Herick Fernando Moralles & Marcelo José do Carmo - 304-323 The Electricity Market’s Design: An Unnecessarily Distorting and Costly Mechanism to Overcome
by Joaquim Vergés-Jaime - 324-330 The Political Economy of Transnational Power and Production: Mexico’s Metamorphosis 1982–2022
by Devin T. Rafferty - 331-334 Political Economy of Artificial Intelligence: Critical Reflections on Big Data Market, Economic Development and Data Society
by Deni Bagas Pradana & Muh Suardi IhsanD & Fajar Munichputranto - 335-338 The Economy of Saudi Arabia in the 21st Century: Realities and Prospects
by Fatih Kırşanlı
October 2024, Volume 58, Issue 4
- 1069-1071 Introduction
by William Waller - 1072-1095 Reasonable Capitalism, Worker-Oriented Policies, and the Future of American Democracy: Reflections on the Centenary of Legal Foundations of Capitalism
by Charles J. Whalen - 1096-1106 It Does Exactly what it Says on its Cover: Commons’s Legal Foundations as an Inspirational Text for Legal Institutionalism
by Geoffrey M. Hodgson - 1107-1141 Co-Evolution of Law and Economics—Judicial Sovereignty
by Stephen Paschall & Glen Atkinson - 1142-1161 The Legal Foundations of Property 1924–1978
by Thomas Kemp - 1162-1175 The Reshaping of Property Law and the Foundations of the Economy in the Twenty-First Century: Extending John R. Commons’ Approach
by Eric A. Scorsone - 1176-1188 Realizing a Just World: John R. Commons’ Development of the Concept of Transactions
by Shingo Takahashi - 1189-1215 John R. Commons’s Two-Layered Theory of Reasonable Value
by Hiroyuki Uni - 1216-1246 From Safety First to Reasonable Capitalism: Safety Movements and John R. Commons’s Twenty-Five Years Experience
by Kota Kitagawa - 1247-1312 A Review of Legal Foundations of Capitalism, by John R. Commons
by Warner W. Gardner - 1313-1328 Commons’ Reasonable Value and the Gig Economy: Lessons for the Twenty-First Century
by Sarah S. Klammer & Rodrigo Constantino Jeronimo & Eric A. Scorsone - 1329-1346 John R. Commons and the Thesis of the Centrality of Work in Human Life
by Benjamin Dubrion - 1347-1377 The Link between the European Cultural Index, Digitization, Economic Growth, and Development
by Alina-Petronela Haller - 1378-1401 British Public Investment, Government Spending, Housing, and the Industrial Revolution: A Study of Governmental and Social Surplus Absorption
by Thomas E. Lambert - 1402-1408 Index
by The Editors
July 2024, Volume 58, Issue 3
- 709-731 The “Triumph of Imbecile Institutions Over Life”: Death Cults as an Enabling Myth of Late Neoliberalism
by Karol Gil-Vasquez & Wolfram Elsner - 732-755 Neoliberalism and the Drift to Proto-Fascism: Political and Economic Causes of the Crisis of Liberal Democracy
by Thomas I. Palley - 756-775 Incentives, Institutions, and Other Motivations
by David Dequech - 776-792 The Nexus Between Conspicuous Consumption and Credit Cards: Evidence from Turkish Households
by Gizem Acet Dönmez & Hurşit Güneş - 793-824 Do Relative Concerns Matter? Testing Consumption Categories
by Unay Tamgac Tezcan & Asena Caner - 825-839 Veblen on the Crossroad: Global Pharmaceuticals and Financialization of Vaccine Production in the Pandemic Period
by Ömer Tuğsal Doruk - 840-851 Corruption in Pakistan: An Institutional Economics Perspective
by Fatih Kırşanlı - 852-870 New Label, Same Vintage? Reassessing Participatory Islamic Banking in Pakistan
by Feisal Khan - 871-881 Detecting Light Amid Dark: A Veblenian Refinement of Dark-Light Entrepreneurship Theory
by Kellin Chandler Stanfield & Craig A. Talmage - 882-905 Analysis of Society’s Perception of Fair Price and its Influence on Firms’ Actions in Times of Pandemic
by Fabiano Simões Coelho & Clea Beatriz Macagnan & Roberto Frota Decourt - 906-921 Monetary Contestation as a Driving Force of Institutional Change: The Case of the Eusko, a Local Currency in France
by Nicolas Laurence - 922-946 How to Improve Utility Performance: Understanding Structural, Governance and Regulatory Incentives in Kenya Power and Kenya
by Peter Twesigye - 947-963 Infrastructural Development, Dispossession, and Land-Use: Localized ‘Socio-Institutional’ Analysis of Agrarian Transformation in Punjab, Pakistan
by Danish Khan & Shahram Azhar - 964-987 Planning for Fund Seekers’ Deception in Peer-to-Peer Lending
by Olivier Mesly & Silvester Ivanaj - 988-1010 Surplus Approach and Institutions: Where Sraffa Meets Polanyi
by Sergio Cesaratto - 1011-1034 Empirical Models of JGB Yields Using Daily Data
by Tanweer Akram & Huiqing Li - 1035-1049 Gender Equality and Countries’ Financial and Economic Well-Being: New Evidence from Emerging Economies
by Alicia Girón & Antonella Francesca Cicchiello & Greta Benedetta Ferilli & Amirreza Kazemikhasragh & Zeinab Kazemi - 1050-1056 Recognizing and Resisting Neoliberal Think Tanks in the United States
by Mary V. Wrenn - 1057-1065 The Impacts of Climate Change on Industries and Financial Fragility
by Susan K. Schroeder - 1066-1068 Virtues, Morals and Markets: Why Moral Identity Matters
by John Hall
April 2024, Volume 58, Issue 2
- 357-359 The 2024 Veblen-Commons Award Recipient: Charles J. Whalen
by Susan K. Schroeder - 360-377 Telling It Like It Is: Reflections of a Maverick Economist
by Charles J. Whalen - 378-396 “Contingency, Irony, and Solidarity” in the Era of Polycrisis: Institutionalist Economics beyond the t/T Duality
by Gary Dymski - 397-423 Ceremonial Economics: A Social-Institutional Analysis of Universities, Disciplines, and Academic Positioning
by Danielle Guizzo - 424-439 China Railway Construction Corporation (CRCC) and African Development
by Alicia Girón - 440-446 Supply Chain Economics: A Fresh Lens for Holistic Analysis
by Larry Wigger - 447-454 Regulating Roof-Top Solar Generation: Defending Sustainable Projects from Utility Proposals
by Robert Loube - 455-461 The Evolving Attitudes of Institutional Economists: From Growth to Degrowth
by John P. Watkins - 462-468 Rethinking Instinct Theory from a Darwinian Perspective
by Luwei Zhao - 469-478 Acemoglu’s Scientific Palette and Disruptive Technologies
by Antoon Spithoven - 479-486 A Veblenian View of Russian Folklore: Instrumental or Ceremonial Habits of Thought?
by Anna Kurysheva & Andrei Vernikov - 487-494 Alternative Financing for a Sustainable Energy Transition: An Institutionalist Perspective
by Andréa Almawi & Faruk Ülgen - 495-502 Silencing the Sirens: The Odyssey of Post-Keynesian Institutionalism in Revitalizing Capital Formation in Ukraine’s Post-War Economy
by Anna Klimina - 503-510 Ride-Hailing Platforms in Brazil: Regulatory Challenges in Times of Crisis
by Rodrigo Constantino Jeronimo - 511-516 The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and Institutional Change
by Brian Chi-ang Lin - 517-524 Why do Institutions Change? Case Studies of Changes in the Local Government Finance System in Japan
by Masato Miyazaki - 525-532 From Complementarity to Rivalry: The Political Economy of United States-China Relations
by Carlos Aguiar de Medeiros & Nicholas M. Trebat - 533-539 Economic Policy—An Open-Systems Perspective: Institutions, Constraints, and Utopia
by Paolo Ramazzotti - 540-548 Artificial Intelligence and the Productivity-Pay Gap in the USA: Industrial Insights and the Revival of Heterodox Ideas
by Kosta Josifidis & Novica Supic - 549-555 The Role of Vested Interests in the Evolution of the Notion of “Just World”
by Felipe Almeida - 556-563 An Agenda for a Democratic Economy
by David Cayla - 564-571 Role of China in the Transition of Globalization: Fostering or Preventing a More Just and Stable World?
by Ricardo C. S. Siu - 572-579 Weak Sauce: Authenticity, Selling Out, and the Skateboard Industry: A Study in Community Resiliency
by Thomas A. Kemp - 580-587 Towards Equality: An Evolutionary Policy Analysis of Social Security on Gender Inequality
by Liudmila Malyshava & B. Oak McCoy - 588-597 The Evolution of Redlining in the United States Housing Market
by Robert Haywood Scott - 598-604 The Evolution of Urban Rent Theory: Class and Distribution
by Ely Melchior Fair - 605-618 Institutionalizing Inequality: Field Conditions, Institutional Belonging, and the Distribution of Identities
by Nadia von Jacobi & Alex Nicholls - 619-626 The House Always Wins: Gambling as a Veblenian Social Practice
by Luke Petach & J. Patrick Raines - 627-634 Financialized Labor and the Fissured Workplace: An Institutionalist Understanding of Distribution Under Money Manager Capitalism
by Avraham I. Baranes - 635-641 The Social Nature of Property: An Analysis Using Hohfeldian Jural Relations
by Sarah Klammer & Eric Scorsone - 642-649 Greening Finance? What Institutional Options for a Sustainable Transition?
by Faruk Ülgen - 650-655 Technology, Money, and Work: The Ecological Nexus
by Gregorio Vidal & Wesley C. Marshall - 656-661 Interest Rate Dynamics: An Overview of Mainstream and Keynesian Empirical Studies
by Tanweer Akram & Khawaja Mamun - 662-669 A New Formulation of Interest-Bearing Capital and Debt: A Marxian Perspective on the Circuit of Capital
by Takashi Satoh - 670-686 Organizational Routines, Complexity and Emerging Properties
by Tatiana Massaroli de Melo - 687-698 What’s Sex Got to Do with It? Jon Wisman’s Origins And Dynamics of Inequality
by Steven Pressman - 699-701 Foundations of Real-World Economics: What Every Economics Student Needs to Know
by Robert Dayley - 702-704 Moral Economies of Money: Politics and the Monetary Constitution of Society
by Benjamin Wilson - 705-708 Ways and Means: Lincoln and His Cabinet and the Financing of the Civil War
by Mark L. Wilson
January 2024, Volume 58, Issue 1
- 1-12 Polanyi, Piketty, and the Twenty-First Century Market Economy
by Dell P. Champlin & Janet T. Knoedler - 13-23 Progressive Path-Dependency?
by Jacob Powell - 24-58 Amartya Sen as a Neoclassical Economist
by Antonis Ragkousis - 59-84 Does Gender Equality Promote Happiness in Developing Countries?
by Hermann Ndoya & Marie-Laure Belomo & Donald Ferdinand Okere & Michael Brice Talla - 85-111 A Critical Analysis of the Financial Frictions Approach in a Minskyan Perspective
by Giancarlo Bertocco & Andrea Kalajzić - 112-135 From Petrodollar to Energy-Yuan: Currency Internationalization in the Light of Original Institutional Economics
by Natália Bracarense & Irène Berthonnet - 136-148 Internet Economics: Writing on the Virtual Wall
by Russell William Houldin