American Journal of Economics and Sociology

1941 - 2025

Current editor(s): Laurence S. Moss

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

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

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

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 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

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

Middle Ground: Uniting City, Farm, and Nature with Diverse Agroecosystems pp. 1007-1134: Evan Leonard

Riches, Real Estate, and Resistance: How Land Speculation, Debt, and Trade Monopolies Led to the American Revolution pp. 474-626: Thomas D. Curtis

Introduction: Environmental Sustainability Symposium pp. 295-298: Richard Cebula and James Payne
The Roles of Economic Freedom and Regulatory Quality in Creating a Favorable Environment for Investment in Energy R&D, Infrastructure, and Capacity pp. 299-324: Richard Cebula and Franklin Mixon
Are State Renewable Portfolio Standards Contagious? pp. 325-340: Oguzhan Dincer, James Payne and Kristi Simkins
Public Choice and the EPA, 20 Years Later: An Exploratory Study pp. 341-352: Richard Cebula, Franklin Mixon and Kamal Upadhyaya
National Emissions Standards, Pollution Havens, and Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions pp. 353-368: Shane Sanders, Abhinav Alakshendra and Bhavneet Walia
A Time Series Approach to Examining Regional Economic Resiliency to Hurricanes pp. 369-391: Bradley Ewing, Daan Liang and Yuepeng Cui
The Effect of Urbanization and Industrialization on Energy Use in Emerging Economies: Implications for Sustainable Development pp. 392-409: Perry Sadorsky
A Dynamic Study on Ecological Disaster, Government Regulation, and Renewable Resources pp. 410-442: Pu-yan Nie, Peng Sun and Bill Z. Yang

Adam Smith's and Douglass North's Multidisciplinary Approach to Economic Development pp. 3-31: Kwangsu Kim
Schumpeter's Challenge to Economists: History, Theory, and Statistics as Key Competencies and Sociology as a Vision for the Future pp. 32-57: Janne Kurtakko
Good Governance and Norms of Citizenship: An Investigation into the System- and Individual-Level Determinants of Attachment to Civic Norms pp. 58-83: Peter Kotzian
Corporate Responsibility and the Collegial Field pp. 84-107: Jan Tullberg
Social Capital as Collateral: Banking on the Poor pp. 108-125: Esayas Bekele Geleta
Capitalism, Meritocracy, and Social Stratification: A Radical Reformulation of the Davis-Moore Thesis pp. 126-150: Costas Panayotakis
Weber and Baqir as-Sadr: The Paradox of Economic Development in Islamic Societies pp. 151-177: Ayman Reda
Making Distribution Markets: Market-Wide Institutions in French and American Bicycle Distribution, 1865–1914 pp. 178-209: Thomas Burr
The Social and Environmental Costs of Milk Production: Trends and Resistance in Vermont pp. 210-236: Eric J. Krieg
Economic Sociology vs. Real Life: The Case of Grocery Shopping pp. 237-263: Shelley L. Koch and Joey Sprague
Professions and Professionals: Capturing the Changing Role of Expertise Through Theoretical Triangulation pp. 264-293: Viola Burau and Lotte Bøgh Andersen