American Journal of Economics and Sociology

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Volume 75, issue 5, 2016

Nature, Economy, and Equity: Sacred Water, Profane Markets pp. 1064-1231

Mason Gaffney

Review Rent Unmasked: How to Save the Global Economy and Build a Sustainable Future (Essays in Honor of Mason Gaffney) Fred Harrison, Editor pp. 1232-1242

Brian Hodgkinson

Volume 75, issue 4, 2016

Malthus, Darwin, and the Descent of Economics pp. 862-903

Heather Remoff

Gender, Honor, and Aggregate Fertility pp. 904-928

Leslie Root and Jennifer Johnson-Hanks†

Ending an Era of Population Control in China: Was the One-Child Policy Ever Needed? pp. 929-979

Zhihe Wang, Ming Yang, Jiaming Zhang and Jiang Chang

Population Growth and its Implications for Global Security pp. 980-1004

Robert J. Walker

The Nexus of Population, Energy, Innovation, and Complexity pp. 1005-1043

Temis G. Taylor and Joseph A. Tainter

Volume 75, issue 3, 2016

Who's Afraid of Rural Poverty? The Story Behind America's Invisible Poor pp. 589-604

Lauren Gurley

A Different Path for Rural America pp. 605-622

John Crabtree

Agricultural Subsidies and Farm Consolidation pp. 623-648

Traci Bruckner

New Life for the Octopus: How Voting Rules Sustain the Power of California's Big Landowners pp. 649-680

Mason Gaffney and Merrill Goodall

Whose Water Is It? pp. 681-720

Hilary A. B. Lambert

Challenges for Social-Change Organizing in Rural Areas pp. 721-761

Maura Stephens

The Middle Way: The National Catholic Rural Life Conference and Rural Issues in the 20-super-th and 21-super-st Centuries pp. 762-808

David S. Bovée

The Center for Rural Affairs: The First 20 Years pp. 809-837

Don Ralston and Marty Strange

Volume 75, issue 2, 2016

Tragedy of the Partnership: A Critique of Elinor Ostrom pp. 289-318

Walter Block and Ivan Jankovic

Rethinking Common Versus Private Property pp. 319-345

David Ellerman

Saving the Commons in an Age of Plunder pp. 346-371

H. William Batt

The Meaning, Prospects, and Future of the Commons: Revisiting the Legacies of Elinor Ostrom and Henry George pp. 372-414

Franklin Obeng-Odoom

The CO-City: Sharing, Collaborating, Cooperating, and Commoning in the City pp. 415-455

Christian Iaione

Enclosing the Commons in Honduras pp. 456-487

Tyler Shipley

Two Models of Ownership: How Commons Has Co-Existed with Private Property pp. 488-563

David Tabachnick

Volume 75, issue 1, 2016

Editor's Introduction: The Politics of Urban Reform in the Gilded Age and Progressive Era, 1870–1920 pp. 8-22

Alexandra W. Lough

A Radical Endeavor: Joseph Chamberlain and the Emergence of Municipal Socialism in Birmingham pp. 23-57

Jules P. Gehrke

Hazen S. Pingree and the Detroit Model of Urban Reform pp. 58-85

Alexandra W. Lough

“Ministering to the Social Needs of the People”: Samuel Jones, Strong Mayor Government, and Municipal Ownership, 1897–1904 pp. 86-115

Ariane Liazos

Building the Planning Consensus: The Plan of Chicago, Civic Boosterism, and Urban Reform in Chicago, 1893 to 1915 pp. 116-148

Matthew P. McCabe

Tom L. Johnson and Cleveland Traction Wars, 1901–1909 pp. 149-192

Alexandra W. Lough

Berkeley Mayor J. Stitt Wilson: Christian Socialist, Georgist, Feminist pp. 193-216

Stephen E. Barton

L. D. Taylor: The Man Who Made Vancouver pp. 217-245

Mary Rawson

Daniel Hoan and the Golden Age of Socialist Government in Milwaukee pp. 246-260

Todd J. Fulda

Volume 74, issue 5, 2015

"Marie Howland—19-super-th-Century Leader for Women's Economic Independence pp. 878-1190

Holly Jacklyn Blake

Volume 74, issue 4, 2015

How Foundations Exercise Power pp. 654-675

Joan Roelofs

The “Big 3” Foundations and American Global Power pp. 676-703

Inderjeet Parmar

The Gates Foundation, Ebola, and Global Health Imperialism pp. 704-742

Jacob Levich

Making Public Policy: The New Philanthropists and American Education pp. 743-774

Robin Rogers

Black Liberation and the Foundations of Social Control pp. 775-795

Andrew Gavin Marshall

The Self-Help Myth: Towards a Theory of Philanthropy as Consensus Broker pp. 796-825

Erica Kohl-Arenas

The Role of Foundations in Public Debates in Germany pp. 826-852

Rupert Strachwitz

Volume 74, issue 3, 2015

Curing Slums: The Jane Jacobs Way and the Henry George Way pp. 481-494

Walter Rybeck

Jane Jacobs on Henry George: Progress or Poverty? pp. 495-509

Sanford Ikeda

Henry George and Jane Jacobs on the Sources of Economic Growth pp. 510-530

William S. Peirce

The DNA of Enterprise: Jane Jacobs and Henry George on Innovation and Development Through Spin-Offs pp. 531-549

David Ellerman

The Social, Spatial, and Economic Roots of Urban Inequality in Africa: Contextualizing Jane Jacobs and Henry George pp. 550-586

Franklin Obeng-Odoom

Henry George, Jane Jacobs, and Free Trade pp. 587-599

David Boyle

Using Jane Jacobs and Henry George to Tame Gentrification pp. 600-630

Jason Leslie Combs

Volume 74, issue 2, 2015

What Would Milton Friedman Have Thought of the Great Recession? pp. 209-235

Scott Sumner

The Great Recession and Marx's Crisis Theory pp. 236-277

Andrew Kliman

The Austrian Theory of the Business Cycle pp. 278-297

Fred E. Foldvary

Post Keynesian Theories of Crisis pp. 298-324

Steve Keen

A Real-Assets Model of Economic Crises: Will China Crash in 2015? pp. 325-360

Mason Gaffney

A Neo-Polanyian Theory of Economic Crises pp. 361-378

Fred Block

The Business Cycle: A Kelsonian Analysis pp. 379-418

Michael D. Greaney

Predicting Major Economic Events with Accuracy: A New Framework for Scientific Macroeconomic Models pp. 419-456

James Wayne

Volume 74, issue 1, 2015

Natural Rights, Human Rights, and Libertarianism pp. 29-62

Walter E. Block

Natural Rights: Henry George and the Economic Fruits of a Good Society pp. 63-92

James M. Dawsey

Catholic Social Thought and Human Rights pp. 93-112

Zachary R. Calo

Islam and Human Rights: A Growing Rapprochement? pp. 113-148

David L. Johnston

Confucianism, Moral Equality, and Human Rights: A Mencian Perspective pp. 149-185

Sungmoon Kim