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37: State, Class and the “Fixing” of Capitalism in Mexico: Hepzibah Muñoz Martínez
36: Credit, Profitability and Instability: A Strictly Structural Approach: Paulo L dos Santos
35: Notes Towards a New Political-Economy Approach to Contemporary Credit Relations: Paulo L dos Santos
34: European periphery crises, international financial markets, and democracy: moving towards a globalized neofeudalism?: Jorge Garcia-Arias, Eduardo Fernandez-Huerga and Ana Salvador
33: Neoclassical Inflation: No theory there: John Weeks
32: THE DEBT AS A LEVER FOR ECONOMIC POLICY CHANGE: A tale of two continents: Oscar Ugarteche
31: Sucre:A Monetary Tool Toward Economic Complementarity: Antulio Rosales, Manuel Cerezal and Ricardo Molero
30: Financialization, Household Credit and Economic Slowdown in the U.S: Deepankar Basu
29: Peripheral Europe’s Debt and German Wages. The Role of Wage Policy in the Euro Area: Engelbert Stockhammer
28: Production and Consumption Credit in a Continuous-Time Model of the Circuit of Capital: Paulo dos Santos
27: Credit Growth and Instability in Balkan Countries: The Role of Foreign Banks: Predrag Ćetković
26: The Political Economy of Public Investment and Public Finance: Structural and Institutional Regulations: Jamee K. Moudud and Francisco Martinez-Hernadez
25: The Socialization of Financial Risk in Neoliberal Mexico: Thomas Marois
24: Financial Profit: Profit from Production and Profit upon Alienation: Costas Lapavitsas and Iren Levina
23: The Bank of Japanï¿½s Monetary Policy during the Global Financial Crisis: Yoshihiko Saito
22: The Financial Crisis of 2007-9 and Emerging Countries: The Political Economy Analysis of Central Banks in the Brazilian and Korean Economies: Juan Pablo Painceira
21: The Theory and Empirical Credibility of the Commodity Money: John Weeks
20: Effectiveness of Monetary Policy Reconsidered: John Weeks
19: Neoliberalism, Income Distribution and the Causes of the Crisis: Engelbert Stockhammer
18: Fiscal Crisis in Europe or a Crisis of Distribution?: Ozlem Onaran
17: The Role of Banks in the Korean Financial Crisis of 1997: An Interpretation Based on the Financial Instability Hypothesis: Juan Pablo Painceira
16: Financialisation and Capitalist Accumulation: Structural Accounts of the Crisis of 2007-9: Costas Lapavitsas
15: New Forms of External Vulnerability: Brazil in the Global Financial Crisis: Juan Pablo Painceira and Annina Kaltenbrunner
14: Financialisation Embroils Developing Countries: Costas Lapavitsas
13: Systemic Failure of Private Banking: A Case for Public Banks: Costas Lapavitsas
12: A Minsky Perspective on the Global Recession of 2009: Charles J Whalen
11: At the Heart of the Matter: Household Debt in Contemporary Banking and the International Crisis: Paulo Dos Santos
10: Financialisation, or the Search for Profits in the Sphere of Circulation: Costas Lapavitsas
09: Emerging Market Bank Rescues in an Era of Finance-Led Neoliberalism: Thomas Marois
08: Global Integration of the Turkish Economy in the Era of Financialisation: Nuray Ergunes
07: On the Historical Significance and the Social Costs of the Sub-Prime Financial Crisis: Drawing on the Japanese Experience: Makoto Itoh
06: The Globalisation of Financial Capital, 1997-2008: Carlos Morera Camacho and Josï¿½ Antonio Rojas Nieto
05: Central Banking in Contemporary Capitalism: Monetary Policy and its Limits: Demophanes Papadatos
04: Developing Countries in the Era of Financialisation: From Deficit Accumulation to Reserve Accumulation: Juan Pablo Painceira
03: On the Content of Banking in Contemporary Capitalism: Paulo L dos Santos
02: Racial Exclusion and the Political Economy of the Subprime Crisis: Gary Arthur Dymski
01: Financialised Capitalism: Crisis and Financial Expropriation: Costas Lapavitsas