Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics (formerly The Journal of Socio-Economics)

1991 - 2025

Continuation of Journal of Behavioral Economics.

Current editor(s): Pablo Brañas Garza

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Volume 30, issue 6, 2001

JBE/JSE-the first 30 years pp. 469-471

Richard Hattwick

Richard Hattwick: founder and editor of the Journal of Socio-Economics pp. 473-474

Roger Frantz

Contributions of social capital theory in predicting rural community inshopping behavior pp. 475-493

N. J. Miller

A new look at prices and money: the Kelsonian binary model for achieving rapid growth without inflation pp. 495-515

Norman G. Kurland

Nationalization and privatization in Peru: socio-economic images in perpetual conflict? pp. 517-532

Margaret Y. Champion

Market management of the essential economy: an essay pp. 533-537

Walter C. Wagner

Risk level assessment and occupational health insurance expenditure: a gender imbalance pp. 539-547

Jahangir Khan and Bjarne Jansson

The dynamics of the mutualist movement in Portugal: a time series analysis pp. 549-552

Carlos Barros

The relationship between happiness, health, and socio-economic factors: results based on Swedish microdata pp. 553-557

Ulf-G. Gerdtham and Magnus Johannesson

A note on democratization and economic conditions in Eastern Europe pp. 559-562

Bernd Hayo

Binary economics: the new paradigm: Robert Ashford and Rodney Shakespeare; New York, University Press of America, 1999, 448 pages, plus bibliography pp. 563-565

Richard Hattwick

The human firm: a socio-economic analysis of its behavior and potential in a new economic age: John Tomer; New York, Routledge, 1999, 209 pages, plus bibliography pp. 565-566

Richard Hattwick

Volume 30, issue 5, 2001

Culture, human agency, and economic theory: culture as a determinant of material welfare pp. 379-391

Morris Altman

Determinants of entrepreneurial intentions: Mexican immigrants in Chicago pp. 393-411

Rebeca Raijman

A reexamination of agency theory assumptions: extensions and extrapolations pp. 413-429

Peter Wright, Ananda Mukherji and Mark J. Kroll

Research note pp. 431-436

Claude Sobry

Regulating the costs of empathy: the price of being human pp. 437-452

Sara D. Hodges and Kristi J. K. Klein

Suicide intention and suicide prevention: an economic perspective pp. 453-468

Gideon Yaniv

Volume 30, issue 4, 2001

Economic man vs. heterodox men: the concepts of human nature in schools of economic thought pp. 281-293

John Tomer

The self as a problem: the intra-personal coordination of conflicting desires pp. 295-330

Mihnea Moldoveanu and Howard Stevenson

A focus group study of the motivation to invest: 'ethical/green' and 'ordinary' investors compared pp. 331-341

Alan Lewis

W/age bias in worker displacement: how industrial structure shapes the job loss and earnings decline of older American workers pp. 343-352

Charles Koeber and David W. Wright

The qualitative element in organization behavior pp. 353-362

Andreas A. Andrikopoulos and Kyprianos P. Prodromidis

The role of family togetherness and right-wing attitudes in adolescent materialism pp. 363-365

Eirini Flouri

Auctions and fair division games - a cross-country bidding experiment pp. 367-374

Radosveta Ivanova-Stenzel

Volume 30, issue 3, 2001

A behavioral model of labor supply: casting some light into the black box of income-leisure choice pp. 199-219

Morris Altman

Is the good corporation dead? the community social responsibility of small business operators pp. 221-241

Terry L. Besser and Nancy Miller

Addictions are not rational: a socio-economic model of addictive behavior pp. 243-261

John Tomer

Uncertainty and perceptual problems causing government failures in less advanced nations pp. 263-271

Hamid Hosseini

On the likelihood of finding the right partner in an arranged marriage pp. 273-280

Amitrajeet Batabyal

Volume 30, issue 2, 2001

Democratic capitalism vs. binary economics pp. 99-118

Keith Wilde and R. G. Schulte

Community conflict resolution: the development of social capital within an interactional field pp. 119-120

John C. AllenPh.D.

For whom does the school bell toll?: Multi-contextual presence of social capital and student educational achievement pp. 121-127

Lionel J. Beaulieua, Glenn D. Israel, Glen Hartless and Patricia Dyk

Family as source, user, and builder of social capital pp. 129-131

Margaret M. Bubolz

Civic life in Gray Mountain: sizing up the legacy of New England's blue-collar middle class pp. 133-137

Cynthia Mildred Duncan

The role of microenterprise development in stimulating social capital and rebuilding inner city economies:: A practitioner perspective pp. 139-143

Jason J. Friedman

Microenterprise development in Latin America:: Towards a new flexibility pp. 145-149

Lara Goldmark

Social capital: potential in family social sciences pp. 151-155

M. Janice Hogan

Government use of nonprofit organizations to build social capital pp. 157-160

Laura Huntoon

The social capital crash in the periphery:: An analysis of the current predicament in sub-Saharan Africa pp. 161-163

Goran Hyden

The elements of social capital in the context of six high schools pp. 165-167

Valerie E. Lee and Robert C. Croninger

Social and human capital in immigrant adaptation:: The case of Canadian business immigrants pp. 169-170

Martin N. Marger

Differential effects of parental involvement on cognitive and behavioral outcomes by socioeconomic status pp. 171-179

Ralph B. McNealJr.

Imaginary homecomings:: Chinese villagers, their overseas relations, and social capital pp. 181-186

Ellen Oxfeld

Building social capital:: The role of local government pp. 187-192

Mildred Warner

Microenterprise and social capital:: A framework for theory, research, and policy pp. 193-198

Michael Woolcock

Volume 30, issue 1, 2001

Symposium on the reorientation of economics: what is economics? pp. 1-6

Shoshana Grossbard and Christopher Clague

Comparing the methodologies used by statisticians and economists for research and modeling5 pp. 7-14

Clive Granger

Imperialism and competition in anthropology, sociology, political science and economics: a perspective from development economics pp. 15-29

Vernon Ruttan

Life cycle welfare: evidence and conjecture pp. 31-61

Richard Easterlin

Understanding high-performance work systems: the joint contribution of economics and human resource management pp. 63-73

John Tomer

Unemployment, marriage, and cohabitation in France pp. 75-98

Olivia Ekert-Jaffe and Anne Solaz