American Journal of Economics and Sociology

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Volume 84, issue 5, 2025

Structural Change Effect of Institutions Quality: Empirical Evidence From Developing Countries pp. 639-651

Issa Dianda, Patrice Rélouendé Zidouemba and Fié Faiçal Traoré

Clan Culture, Socioemotional Wealth and Family Business Social Responsibility pp. 653-670

Yali Zhao and Ran Zhou

Environmental R&D Risk Choices and Environmental Policies in a Mixed Duopoly pp. 671-682

Weiwei Zhang, Hui Li and Dongdong Li

Endless Growth Does Not Bring Joy: Income Inequality, Human Development, and Happiness—A Cross‐Country Analysis With a Focus on Europe pp. 683-694

Maria Matusiewicz

Unintended Benefits: Impact of Place‐Based Policies on the Rural–Urban Income Gap in China's Old Revolutionary Base Areas pp. 695-711

Yanan Li, Minglin Zhang and Huwei Wen

Institutional Effectiveness and Economic Development: A Machine Learning Approach With Empirical Modelling pp. 713-728

Navneet Kumar Singh, Nikee Silayach, Rajeev Kumar Ray and Devi Prasad Dash

Direct Democracy With Teeth: The Political Economy of Washington Initiative 678 pp. 729-736

Conor Norris

Moderation and Mediation Effects of Tax Compliance on Economic Growth: A Tale on Global Prosperity Through Key Socioeconomic and Political Levers pp. 737-772

Larissa M. Batrancea and Vlad‐Mihai Goje

Positive Network Externalities and Negative Environmental Externalities in a Differentiated Duopoly With Entry Fee‐Refund Policy pp. 773-779

Di Wu, Jen‐Yao Lee and Leonard F. S. Wang

Toward an Austro‐Libertarian Sociology pp. 781-796

Alexis Sémanne

Neoliberalism and Globalization Are Not Undermining Democracy: Panel Evidence From More Than 140 Countries, 1980–2022 pp. 797-821

Stefani Branilović and Tibor Rutar

Does Institutional Opening‐Up Enhance Corporate Green Innovation? Evidence From China's Pilot Free Trade Zones pp. 823-840

Kai Sun, Xin Zhong and Ding Xiong

How Does Urban Expansion Affect Regional Haze Pollution: An Intergovernmental Tax Competition Perspective pp. 841-863

Zhuoxuan Liu, Hai Zhong and Dongyang Zhen

Pass‐Through and Tax Incidence in Differentiated Mixed Duopoly With Managerial Delegation pp. 865-876

Di Wu and Leonard F. S. Wang

Volume 84, issue 4, 2025

Mastery, Equality, or Reciprocity? Ambiguities of Human–Animal Relationships pp. 591-598

Clifford W. Cobb

Is Natural Medicine Necessarily Kinder to Animals Than Modern Medicine? The Use of Bears in Traditional Chinese Medicine pp. 599-604

Zhao Shichang, Li Jiarui and Tang Qing

Is “Animal Welfare” a Foreign Notion to China? pp. 605-611

Junfeng Wang, Qinghua Chu and Lu Liu

Overcoming Scientific Cruelty: Bernard Rollin's Fight for Animal Rights pp. 613-619

Barry Kipperman

Economic Factors That Influence Geographic Differentials in the Percentage of Families Who Own Dogs: An Exploratory Empirical Study for the United States pp. 621-625

Richard Cebula, Gigi M. Alexander and Richard C. Hollingsworth

Not Commodities, but Living Beings: A Critique of Animal Commodification pp. 627-631

Ermelinda Rodilosso

Volume 84, issue 3, 2025

Political Stability, Economic Risk, and Renewable Energy Technology Innovation: International Evidence pp. 449-465

Hanhua Shao and Yaning Wang

Does ESG Performance Affect Supply Chain Concentration? Evidence From China pp. 467-480

Panpan Feng, Yimeng Zhang and Seongil Jeon

The Belt and Road Initiative and Urban Entrepreneurship: Evidence From the Opening Policy From China pp. 481-496

Ding Xiong, Xin Zhong, Kai Sun and Sirui Zhao

Economic Freedom and Presidential Elections: A Bayesian Spatial Probit Hierarchical Modeling Approach pp. 497-502

Donald J. Lacombe and Timothy Shaughnessy

The Economics of External Information and Risky Behavior: A Case Study of Avalanche Forecasting and Backcountry Incidents pp. 503-519

Perry Ferrell, Joshua Hall and Yang Zhou

When Economic Prowess Is a Liability—Unpredictable Black Swan Events Such as the Financial Crisis and COVID‐19 Pandemic Disrupt Hotel Value Dynamics pp. 521-534

Ying Chen and Don Capener

Unveiling the Possibilities to Minimize the External Debt Burden Through Remittances in Top Remittance's Recipient Countries: A Quantile Regression Approach pp. 535-545

Gilal Ashfaque Ali, Liu Hong and Niaz Hussain Ghumro

Technology Licensing With Strategic Corporate Social Responsibility in a Vertically Differentiated Duopoly pp. 547-566

Dongdong Li, Wenyao Lin and Chenxuan Shang

Characteristics of Trade Networks in Countries Along the Belt and Road and Their Impact on Innovation Capacity pp. 567-583

Ding Xiong, Xin Zhong, Yunying Yu, Renjie Guo and Zili Wang

Volume 84, issue 2, 2025

AJES Board Response to an Internal Controversy About Climate‐Change Denial pp. 211-212

Ted Gwartney and Alexandra Lough

Political democracy, economy, and cancer risk: A comparative analysis of 170 countries pp. 213-230

Andrew C. Patterson

Policy uncertainty and non‐performing loans in Greece pp. 231-252

Stephanos Papadamou and Konstantinos Pitsilkas

Does economic freedom push people into suicide? New evidence from developing and developed societies, 1980–2019 pp. 253-272

Minea Rutar and Tibor Rutar

Income inequality and financial overconfidence pp. 273-296

Aron Gottesman and Matthew Morey

Where does it matter? Revisiting the role of proximity in knowledge spillovers pp. 297-322

Zaizhou Hu, Zengdong Cao, Anran Du and Qin Tu

Climate change and economic growth: Evidence for European countries pp. 323-359

Alfred Greiner, Bettina Bökemeier and Benjamin Owusu

Is there a link between access to broadband and health outcomes? pp. 361-386

Vikas Gawai and Steven Deller

Income inequality and economic growth pp. 387-426

Zixiang Qi, Bicong Wang and Yaxin Wang

The Effect of Housing Prices on Urban Innovation Capability: New Evidence From 246 Chinese Cities pp. 427-440

Zuanxu Chen, Mingyang Li and Marina Zhang

Volume 84, issue 1, 2025

Climate Denialism pp. 7-19

Tinus Pulles

Empowering change: The crucial role of civil society in climate change mitigation pp. 21-32

Shilpa Angel P. A.

Evangelicals and global warming: A study in science denial pp. 33-41

Terry F. Defoe

Carbon dioxide and a warming climate are not problems pp. 43-57

Andy May and Marcel Crok

Centralized climate clubs and decentralized governance: A model of global CO2 mitigation pp. 59-68

Shyam Nath and Yeti Nisha Madhoo

The politics of climate denialism and the secondary denialism of economics pp. 69-88

Clifford William Cobb

Atmospheric carbonization through private forestry pp. 89-102

Marty Rowland

Charting the course: America's energy crossroads and the quest for a sustainable future pp. 103-134

Simona‐Vasilica Oprea and Adela Bâra

Family strategies: Labor migration, multigenerational households, and children's schooling in Nepal pp. 135-152

Mark Schafer, Krishna P. Paudel and Kamal Upadhyaya

Tax revenue instability in Sub‐Saharan Africa: Does institutional quality matter? pp. 153-177

Roukiatou Nikiema and Mahamoudou Zore

A cross‐cultural study on countries' environmental performance: The influence of religion pp. 179-204

Francesca Di Pillo and Fabrizio Rossi