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July 2015, Volume 49, Issue 3
April 2015, Volume 49, Issue 2
- 317-319 The 2015 Veblen-Commons Award Recipient: William Waller: What the CV Does Not Capture
by Mary V. Wrenn
- 321-327 Policy in an Era of Unreason: Remarks Upon Receiving the Veblen-Commons Award
by William Waller
- 329-354 Going to College on My iPhone
by Janet T. Knoedler
- 355-371 Metrics Meta About a Metametric: The Consumer Price Level as a Flawed Target for Central Bank Policy
by Merijn Knibbe
- 373-396 Women and Financialization: Microcredit, Institutional Investors, and MFIs
by Alicia Girón
- 397-404 Basic Income, Full Employment, and Social Provisioning: Some Polanyian/Keynesian Insights
by Mario Seccareccia
- 405-413 The Concept of Care in Institutional and Feminist Economics and Its Impact on Public Policy
by Anna Zachorowska-Mazurkiewicz
- 415-423 The Role of Economic Class in Understanding Social Provisioning Processes in the Post-Soviet Transition: The Case of Ukraine
by Anna Klimina
- 425-431 Economic and Social Classes in Theorizing Unpaid Household Activities Under Capitalism
by Zdravka Todorova
- 433-440 New Perspectives on Institutionalist Pattern Modeling: Systemism, Complexity, and Agent-Based Modeling
by Claudius Gräbner & Jakob Kapeller
- 441-448 Economic Waste and Social Provisioning: Veblen and Keynes on the Wealth Effect
by John P. Watkins
- 449-457 The Process of Provisioning: The Halter for the Workhorse
by Ann E. Davis
- 459-466 Commons, Coase, and the Unchanging Nature of the Social Provisioning Process
by David B. Schweikhardt & Eric Scorsone & Mary Doidge
- 467-473 Was Thorstein Veblen a Revisionist Marxist?
by Steven Sawyer
- 475-482 Institutionalists as Dissenters: Why Were Institutionalists So Dissatisfied with Economics During the Post-War Period
by Marco Cavalieri & Felipe Almeida
- 483-492 Inadequate Household Deleveraging: Income, Debt, and Social Provisioning
by Robert H. Scott & Steven Pressman
- 493-501 Social Provisioning and Financial Regulation: An Institutionalist-Minskyian Agenda for Reform
by Faruk Ülgen
- 503-510 Envy in Neoliberalism: Revisiting Veblen’s Emulation and Invidious Distinction
by Mary V. Wrenn
- 511-518 The Commodification of Social Relationships: What Is Capital?
by Timothy A. Wunder
- 519-525 Provision of Social Costs and the Free Market: A Polanyian Perspective
by Gregorio Vidal & Wesley Marshall & Eugenia Correa
- 527-534 The Provisioning of Inequality
by William Redmond
- 535-542 Social Provisioning and Social Unbalances on Capitalist Development
by Carlos Aguiar de Medeiros
- 543-551 The Social Provisioning of Goods and Services: A Dynamic Approach to the Alignment of Transactions with Governance Structures
by Antoon Spithoven
- 553-562 “Greening” Gender Equity: Microfinance and the Sustainable Development Agenda
by Tonia Warnecke
- 563-573 The Role of Networks in Helping Firms and Countries Invent New Competitive Strategies Adapted to the World Knowledge Economy
by Camille Baulant
- 575-582 Strengthening Karl Polanyi’s Concepts of Reciprocity, Double Movement, and Freedom with the Assistance of Abductive Logic
by F. Gregory Hayden
- 583-590 Theorizing the Social Provisioning Process Under Capitalism: Developing a Veblenian Theory of Care for the Twenty-First Century
by Andrew Cumbers & John Davis & Robert McMaster
- 591-599 The Cultural and Health Implications of Economic Complementarity
by Frederic B. Jennings
- 601-603 Fred Block and Margaret R. Somers: The Power of Market Fundamentalism: Karl Polanyi’s Critique
by Anne Mayhew
- 605-607 Martha A. Starr, ed.: Consequences of Economic Downturn: Beyond the Usual Economics
by David Zalewski
- 609-613 William Milberg and Deborah Winkler: Outsourcing Economics: Global Value Chains in Capitalist Development
by James M. Cypher
January 2015, Volume 49, Issue 1
- 1-22 What Do We Mean When We Say That Innovation and Entrepreneurship (Policy) Increase “Welfare”?
by Christian Schubert
- 23-46 The Business Enterprise in the Age of Money Manager Capitalism
by Tae-Hee Jo & John F. Henry
- 47-70 The Political Economy of South African Trout Fisheries
by Juniours Marire
- 71-88 Kenneth Boulding's Theories of Evolutionary Economics and Organizational Change: A Reconstruction
by Vladislav Valentinov
- 89-109 The Knowledge and Policy Limits of New Institutional Economics on Development
by Brian Z. Tamanaha
- 111-125 Original and New Institutional Economics: Brethren Rather Than Foes? Lessons from the Sociocognitive Turn in “Late” Douglass North
by Peter von Staden & Kyle Bruce
- 127-142 Expanding on Ceremonial Encapsulation: The Case of Financial Innovation
by Georgios Papadopoulos
- 143-156 Degredados, Their Human Agency, and Micro Institutions in Colonial Brazil: An Institutionalist Reinterpretation
by Fernando Zanella & Christopher Westley
- 157-177 Economic Power and the Institutions of Capitalism: Reappraising the Legacy of François Perroux
by Virgile Chassagnon
- 179-196 R&D Promotion Policies of Developing Countries and Fairness in International Trade Relations
by Jai S. Mah
- 197-225 The Role of Islamic Banks in the Transmission of Liquidity Shocks Across Countries
by Mehdi Mili & Jean-Michel Sahut & Eryj Trimeche
- 227-251 Do Hospitals React to Penalties? The Impact of Financial Penalties on Hospital Score Reporting Behavior
by Allison Marier
- 253-263 Technological Diffusion and Standardization Patterns: An Industrial Taxonomy
by Javier Carrillo-Hermosilla
- 265-269 A Comment on Jongchul Kim's “Modern Politics as a Trust Scheme and Its Relevance to Modern Banking”
by F. Gregory Hayden & Andrew E. Heiden
- 271-283 The Trust Is Central to an Understanding of Modern Banking, Business Corporations, and Representative Democracy
by Jongchul Kim
- 285-288 The Euro Crisis and Its Aftermath, by Jean Pisani-Ferry. Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press, 2011. Hardcover: ISBN 978-0-19-999333-8, $29.95, 206 pages
by Yiannis Kitromilides
- 289-291 Nature in Balance: The Economics of Biodiversity, edited by Dieter Helm and Cameron Hepburn. Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press, 2014. Hardcover: ISBN 978-0-19967688-0, £30.00, 416 pages
by Igor Matutinović
- 293-295 The Battle of Bretton Woods: John Maynard Keynes, Harry Dexter White, and the Making of a New World Order, by Benn Steil. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2013. Hardcover: ISBN-13: 978-0-691-14909-7, $29.95, 449 pages
by Mark L. Wilson
- 297-299 The Microeconomics of Complex Economies: Evolutionary, Institutional, Neoclassical, and Complexity Perspectives, by Wolfram Elsner, Torsten Heinrich, and Henning Schwardt. Oxford, UK: Academic Press, 2014. Hardback: ISBN 978-0-12-411585-9, $119.00, 600 pages
by Sidonia von Proff
- 301-303 What Every Economics Student Needs to Know and Doesn't Get in the Usual Principles, by John Komlos. New York, NY: Routledge, 2014. Paperback: ISBN 978-0-7656-3923-3, $49.95, 240 pages
by Robert H. Scott
- 305-308 Catch Up: Developing Countries in the World Economy, by Deepak Nayyar. Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press, 2013. Hardcover: ISBN 978-0-19-965298-3, $45.00, xviii + 221 pages
by Vikas Kumar
- 309-311 The Informal Post-Socialist Economy: Embedded Practices and Livelihoods, edited by Jeremy Morris and Abel Polese. London: Routledge, 2014. Hardback: ISBN 978-0-415-85491-7, £90.00, 188 pages
by Ararat L. Osipian
- 313-315 The Economic Impacts of Natural Disaster, edited by Debarati Guha-Sapir, Indhira Santos, and Alexandre Borde. New York, NY: Oxford University Press, 2013. Hardcover: ISBN 978-0199841936, $41.95. 344 pages
by Mark Paul
December 2014, Volume 48, Issue 4
2014, Volume 48, Issue 3
2014, Volume 48, Issue 2
2014, Volume 48, Issue 1
2013, Volume 47, Issue 4
2013, Volume 47, Issue 3
2013, Volume 47, Issue 2
- 293-294 The 2013 Veblen-Commons Award Recipient: Malcolm Rutherford
by Anne Mayhew
- 295-310 J.M. Clark and Institutional Economics: Remarks on the Receipt of the Veblen-Commons Award
by Malcolm Rutherford
- 311-322 The Third Crisis in Economics
by James Galbraith
- 323-332 Household Debt and Income Distribution
by Robert Scott & Steven Pressman
- 333-342 The Asset Price Meltdown, Rising Leverage, and the Wealth of the Middle Class
by Edward Wolff
- 343-350 A Template for a Public Credit Rating Agency
by Susan Schroeder
- 351-358 Abundance Denied: Consequences of the Great Recession
by William Dugger & James Peach
- 359-366 Abundance Is Not Profitable
by Glen Atkinson
- 367-374 Restoring Abundance through Higher Efficiency
by William Waller & Felipe Rezende
- 375-382 Gramsci Meets Veblen: On the Search for a New Revolutionary Class
by Hardy Hanappi & Edeltraud Hanappi-Egger
- 383-390 Fear and Institutions
by Mary Wrenn
- 391-400 Neodevelopmentalism vs. Neoliberalism: Differential Evolutionary Institutional Structures and Policy Response in Brazil and Mexico
by James Cypher
- 401-410 Economics Education after the Crisis: Pluralism, History, and Institutions
by Janice Peterson
- 411-418 Financial Crises and Center-Periphery Capital Flows
by Ali Tarhan
- 419-426 Caring Finance Practices
by Irene van Staveren
- 427-436 European Debt Crisis: How a Public Debt Restructuring Can Solve a Private Debt Issue
by David Cayla
- 437-444 Budgetary Deficits and Overhanging Public Debt: Obstacles or Instruments to Full Employment? A Kaleckian/Institutionalist Perspective
by Mario Seccareccia
- 445-454 Policy Convergence, State Film-Production Incentives, and Employment: A Brief Case Study
by Richard Adkisson
- 455-464 Entrepreneurship and Gender: An Institutional Perspective
by Tonia Warnecke
- 465-474 The 2008 Financial Crisis through the Lens of Power Relationships
by Anton Oleinik
- 475-484 Evolution of the Banking System in the Russian Context: An Institutional View
by Svetlana Kirdina & Andrei Vernikov
- 485-494 Dissecting the Conjunction of Capitalism's Environmental, Energy, and Economic Crises: The Example of One Liberal, Market-Based Economy
by Lynne Chester
- 495-504 Institutions and Liberalized Finance: Is Financial Stability of Capitalism a Pipedream?
by Faruk Ülgen
- 505-514 The Great Financial Crisis and Functional Distribution of Income
by Antoon Spithoven
- 515-524 Exploring Pluralist Economics: The Case of the Minsky-Veblen Cycles
by Jakob Kapeller & Bernhard Schütz
- 525-532 Financial Innovation, Diffusion, and Instability
by William Redmond
- 533-544 The End of Neoliberalism? An Institutional Analysis of the Arab Uprisings
by Fadhel Kaboub
- 545-554 Placing the Analysis of Contemporary State Capitalism within an Evolutionary Discourse
by Anna Klimina
- 555-560 Credit and Capital Formation: Lessons of Mexican Migrant Entrepreneurs in the U.S. Financial Crisis
by Eugenia Correa & Alicia Girón
- 561-566 Modeling Moments of Crisis: The Case of Ireland
by Stephen Kinsella & G. Aliti
- 567-574 Labor Flexibility, Inequality, and Financial Crisis
by Jesus Ferreiro & Felipe Serrano
- 575-584 Network Analysis for Modern Monetary Theory
by F. Hayden
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