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The Journal of Socio-Economics
1991 - 2012
Edited by M. Altman
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This journal is a continuation of Journal of Behavioral Economics .
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Volume 27, issue 6 , 1998
Economics students need not be greedy: Fairness and the ultimatum game pp. 657-663 T. D. Stanley and Ume Tran The competition state as a neomercantilist state: Understanding the restructuring of national and global telecommunications pp. 665-685 David Levi-Faur An empirical analysis of South Korea's economic development and public expenditures growth pp. 687-700 Sohrab Abizadeh and Mahmood Yousefi Regulation of technology adoption when individuals pursue multiple utility pp. 701-719 Gary D. Lynne and C. Franklin Casey Ethical universals in practice: An analysis of five principles pp. 721-752 M. C. Moldoveanu and H. Stevenson The impact of youth characteristics and experiences on transitions out of poverty pp. 753-776 Mark Israel and Michael Seeborg The hidden welfare state: Tax expenditures and social policy in the United States: Review of Christopher Howard, (Princeton University Press, 1997) pp. 777-780 Aristide Sechandice The Constitution of Power: Review of Mark Haugaard, Manchester University Press, 1997, pp. 234, ISBN 0-7190-3851-0 (Hardback) pp. 781-784 James Tansey Volume 27, issue 5 , 1998
Dimensions of culture, distributive principles, and decommodification: Implications for employee absence behavior pp. 551-564 Carl P. Kaiser Bargaining policies and social exchange: Review of a neglected concept pp. 565-585 Kenneth H. Mackintosh Democracy, economic growth and political instability: An integrated perspective pp. 587-611 Dipak K. Gupta , M. C. Madhavan and Andrew Blee Rational choice and the diversity of choices pp. 613-622 Laszlo Zsolnai Towards a "New" outrageous public choice pp. 623-640 John G. Cullis and Philip R. Jones Support for campaign spending limitations in the U. S. senate: The role of party, ideology and electoral security pp. 641-649 Christopher Dennis Volume 27, issue 4 , 1998
Symposium papers from the 1997 conference of SABE: introduction pp. 473-474 Arthur H. Goldsmith The study of tastes will set thee free pp. 475-478 Amitai Etzioni The ethic of care versus the ethic of justice: an economic analysis pp. 479-493 Robert Taylor The economic value of status pp. 495-514 Sheryl B. Ball and Catherine C Eckel The decision to cover a procedure at HMOs: who makes the call? pp. 515-533 Kevin D. Frick and Neil R. Powe Max weber's vision of economic sociology pp. 535-555 Richard Swedberg The moral of the gift pp. 557-570 Jacques T. Godbout Volume 27, issue 3 , 1998
The Chilean economic miracle revisited pp. 299-321 Michel Duquette Beyond the machine model of the firm, toward a holistic human model pp. 323-340 John F. Tomer Should ownership last forever? pp. 341-363 Shann Turnbull Race and relative income/price of time effects on U.S. fertility pp. 365-400 Diane J. Macunovich "Who you know" earnings effects of formal and informal social network resources under late state socialism in Hungary, 1986-1987 pp. 401-425 Jozsef Borocz and Caleb Southworth Willingness to pay or intention to pay: The attitude-behavior relationship in contingent valuation pp. 427-444 E. Jane Luzar and Kelli J. Cosse Binary economic modes for the privatization of public assets pp. 445-459 Jerry N. Gauche Individual choice and the structures of history: Alexis de Tocqueville as historian reappraised: By Harvey Mitchell. Cambridge University Press; 1996. 290 pp. $54.95 (hardcover) pp. 461-468 Pamela A. Mason Volume 27, issue 2 , 1998
Socio-economics and rational choice theory: Specification of their relations pp. 165-205 Milan Zafirovski Beyond transaction markets, toward relationship marketing in the human firm: A socio-economic model pp. 207-228 John F. Tomer The expanding definition of framing and its particular impact on economic experimentation pp. 229-243 Catherine S. Elliott and Donald M. Hayward Fairness and self-interest: An assessment pp. 245-261 Eskander Alvi Consumer behavior and superstradom pp. 263-270 Kee H. Chung and Raymond Anthony King Cox A model of human nature and personal development pp. 271-287 Lok Sang Ho Accounting for tastes: By Gary Becker. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1996, pp. 258 (hardcover) pp. 293-298 Elias L. Khalil Volume 27, issue 1 , 1998
Quality of life: Efficiency, equity and freedom in the United States and Scandinavia pp. 1-27 Andreas W. Falkenberg The five careers of the biological metaphor in economic theory pp. 29-52 Elias L. Khalil Dualism, dialogue and organizations: Reflections on organizational transformation and labor-managed firms pp. 53-77 Mario Cayer and Lanse Minkler What do we know about employee absence behavior? An interdisciplinary interpretation pp. 79-96 Carl P. Kaiser Beyond Schumpeter: Nonlinear economics and the evolution of the U.S. innovation system pp. 97-115 Gregory A. Daneke Differential representations of taxes: Analysis of free associations and judgments of five employment groups pp. 117-131 Erich Kirchler The concept of a "merit good" the ethical dimension in economic theory and the history of economic thought or the transformation of economics into socio-economics pp. 133-153 W. Ver Eecke Volume 26, issue 6 , 1997
The moral meaning of work pp. 559-570 Alan Wolfe Rhetoric or reality? An economic analysis of the effects of religion in Sweden pp. 571-596 Niclas Berggren Occupational closure and immigrant entrepreneurship: Russian Jews in Israel pp. 597-610 Gustavo S. Mesch and Daniel Czamanski Bubbles, inertia, and experience in experimental asset markets pp. 611-625 T. D. Stanley Institutional foundations for a just society pp. 627-643 Lok Sang Ho Addition to economic reform in progress in Russia pp. 645-646 James R. Millar Globalization and liberalization: Effects of international economic relations on poverty: New York and Geneva: United Nations conference on trade and development; 1996, 264 pp pp. 647-651 David Cheal The case against immigration: The moral, economic, social and environmental reasons for reducing U.S. immigration back to traditional levels: By Roy Beck. New York: W.W. Norton and Company; 1996, 287 pp pp. 651-653 John R. Walker Volume 26, issue 5 , 1997
Retail foreign exchange trading in Prague: Are tourists rational? pp. 469-473 Robert Dunn Self-interest and the common good: The impact of norms, selfishness and context in social policy opinions pp. 475-494 Olli E. Kangas Complementarity in the labor supply of husbands and wives pp. 495-512 David Cheal and Karen Kampen Self-control and loss aversion in intertemporal choice pp. 513-524 Marcus Selart , Niklas Karlsson and Tommy Garling Language usage and earnings among minorities: The case of the Arabs in Israel pp. 525-532 Tikva Lecker Competence-difficulty gaps, ethics and the new social welfare theory pp. 533-552 Timothy P. Roth Volume 26, issue 4 , 1997
Resource-advantage theory and the wealth of nations: Developing the socio-economic research tradition pp. 335-357 Shelby D. Hunt The importance of initial conditions in economic transitions: An evaluation of economic reform progress in Russia pp. 359-381 James R. Millar The glass ceiling in science and engineering pp. 383-406 Joyce Tang Altruism and economic development: The case of the igbo of South-Eastern Nigeria pp. 407-420 Steve Onyeiwu The burden of new taxes: acceptance of taxes as a function of affectedness and egoistic versus altruistic orientation pp. 421-437 Erich Kirchler Early drug use and quits and discharges among adolescent males pp. 439-458 John C. Mijares Financing change: The financial community, eco-efficiency, and sustainable development: Stephan Schmidheiny and Federico J.L. Zorraquin. Cambridge, MA: MIT press; 1996, 211 pp pp. 459-463 William C. Frederick Getting it right: Markets and choices in a free society: Robert J. Barro. Cambridge, MA: MIT press;1996 pp. 464-467 Dale O Cloninger Volume 26, issue 3 , 1997
The market as an instituted realm of social action pp. 215-241 Adelheid Biesecker A socio-economic perspective on gender bias in technology pp. 243-260 William Kilbourne and Susan Weeks Rationality, culture and welfare entitlements: A note on change and adaptation pp. 261-270 Thomas Stone Inflation calculus: Business and academia clash over economie concept of 'natural' jobless rate pp. 271-276 Amanda Bennett Economic and social correlates of regional suicide rates: A pooled cross-section and time-series analysis pp. 277-289 Hwei-Lin Chuanc and Wei-Chiao Huang A behavioral model of nondurable consumption expenditure pp. 291-302 Martin Michael Tolar Criminal behavior in general equilibrium: Who benefits from crime? pp. 303-324 Jorge Martinez-Vazquez and Bruce A. Seaman Welfare or welfare state? Contradictions and dilemmas in social policy: David Marsland. New York: St. Martin's Press; 1996, 262 pp pp. 325-326 Franklin Mixon The new communitarians and the crisis of modern liberalism: Bruce Frohnen. Lawrence: University Press of Kansas; 1996. 271 pp pp. 327-331 Charles Lockhart Volume 26, issue 2 , 1997
Where has love gone? Reciprocity, redistribution, and the Nurturance Gap pp. 111-126 James Ronald Stanfield and Jacqueline B. Stanfield On the possibility of accurate public prediction pp. 127-132 Herbert A. Simon Unemployment, joblessness, psychological well-being and self-esteem: Theory and evidence pp. 133-158 Arthur H. Goldsmith , Jonathan R. Veum and William Alexander Darity A new look at the embeddedness/disembeddedness issue: Cooperatives as terms of reference pp. 159-179 Yair Levi and Marie Louise Pellegrin-Rescia Cognitive dissonance as a means of explaining economics of irrationality and uncertainty pp. 181-189 Hamid Hosseini A global civil economy pp. 191-214 Severyn T. Bruyn Volume 26, issue 1 , 1997
Communitarian economics pp. 1-24 Norton Garfinkle Identification in democratic society pp. 25-38 Bruno S. Frey and Iris Bohnet Cooperation, job security, and wages in a dual labor market equilibrium pp. 39-57 Kazuhiro Arai Pre-commitment vs. flexibility: Uncertainty and distribution reform in P.R. China pp. 59-78 Clement Chow Kong-Wing The role of monitoring in duopoly market outcomes pp. 79-93 James H. Holcomb and Paul S. Nelson The socioeconomics of drunk driving pp. 95-106 Li Way Lee
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