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 29, issue 6, 2000

Confidence and action: a comment on Barbalet pp. 503-515

David Dequech

Well-being at work: a cross-national analysis of the levels and determinants of job satisfaction pp. 517-538

Alfonso Sousa-Poza and Andres A. Sousa-Poza

The theory of productiveness: a microeconomic and macroeconomic analysis of binary growth and output in the Kelso system1 pp. 541-563

Stephen V. Kane

Kelso's binary economy as social ethics pp. 565-578

Alan Zundel

Work and family patterns:: Effects across generations pp. 587-590

Elizabeth Menaghan, Frank Mott, Elizabeth Cooksey and Susan Jekielek

Social capital, capital goods, and the production of learning pp. 591-595

Stephen L. Morgan

Lone motherhood in twentieth-century Britain-from footnote to front page: Kathleen Kiernan, Hilary Land, and Jane Lewis; Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1998 pp. 597-599

Shoshana Grossbard

Volume 29, issue 5, 2000

Foundations of the open society: discourse ethics and the logic of inquiry pp. 403-442

Mihnea C. Moldoveanu

Where's the glue? Institutional and cultural foundations of American Indian economic development pp. 443-470

Stephen Cornell and Joseph P. Kalt

Empowerment, expectations, and the psychological contract--managing the dilemmas and gaining the advantages pp. 471-485

Robert J. Paul, Brian P. Niehoff and William H. Turnley

Social networks and self-employment pp. 487-501

W. David Allen

Volume 29, issue 4, 2000

Relational wealth and the quality of life pp. 305-340

Romesh Diwan

On the connecting of socio-economics with communitarianism15 pp. 341-347

Mark A. Lutz

Constituent diversity and congress: the case of NAFTA pp. 349-360

Christopher Dennis, Benjamin Bishin and Politimy Nicolaou

Socialization in network marketing organizations: is it cult behavior?1 pp. 361-374

Patralekha Bhattacharya and Krishna Kumar Mehta

Behavioral influences of bureaucratic organizations and the Schumpeterian controversy pp. 375-388

J. Patrick Raines and Charles G. Leathers

Cognitive skills and Black-White wages in the United States labor market pp. 389-401

Aparna Mitra

Volume 29, issue 3, 2000

A restructured social market1 pp. 215-223

Amitai Etzioni

Dancing with strangers pp. 225-230

Judith R. Blau

Local networks and global markets pp. 231-233

Michael J. Lovaglia

An economy to feed society or a society to feed the economy pp. 235-241

Suzanne T. Reading

Reconstructing with care and with science pp. 243-246

Joseph M. Whitmeyer

Casino gambling and bankruptcy in new United States casino jurisdictions pp. 247-261

Mark Nichols, B. Grant Stitt and David Giacopassi

The impact of caring on exchange choices and efficiencies: a modification of Boulding's three social organizers pp. 263-279

Richard Beilock

An exploration of the impact of culture on the economy: an empirical study of unemployment pp. 281-290

Bijou Yang and David Lester

The effects of internal migration on the relative economic status of women and men pp. 291-304

Joyce Jacobsen and Laurence M. Levin

Volume 29, issue 2, 2000

A behavioral model of path dependency: the economics of profitable inefficiency and market failure pp. 127-145

Morris Altman

Systemism: the alternative to individualism and holism pp. 147-157

Mario Bunge

Affinity as social capital: its role in development pp. 159-171

Allan Schmid

The developing workfare policy in Australia: a critical assessment pp. 173-188

John Burgess, William F. Mitchell, Duncan J. O'Brien and Martin J. Watts

Corporate fraud, systematic risk, and shareholder enrichment pp. 189-201

Dale Cloninger and Edward R. Waller

Gratitude and gratuity: a meta-analysis of research on the service-tipping relationship pp. 203-214

Michael Lynn and Michael McCall

Volume 29, issue 1, 2000

Intuitive elements in Adam Smith pp. 1-19

Roger Frantz

Is it necessary to have Islamic economics? pp. 21-37

M Umer Chapra

The new rural-urban labor mobility in China: Causes and implications pp. 39-56

Michael Seeborg, Zhenhu Jin and Yiping Zhu

Morality as the enemy of equality: Law, economy, and moral responsibility in the early Mormon church pp. 57-71

Thomas Stone

Dynamics of earnings inequality among female-headed households in the United States pp. 73-89

Sourushe Zandvakili

An empirical critique of the Lucas critique pp. 91-107

T. Stanley

Efficiency: An inappropriate guide to structural transformation pp. 109-126

Timothy P. Roth

Volume 28, issue 6, 2000

A mini-symposium: Introduction pp. 651-652

Christopher Clague

Does economics have a broad enough subject matter? pp. 653-663

Herbert Kiesling

Marriage contracts and the law-and-economics of marriage: an Austrian perspective pp. 665-690

Shoshana Grossbard and Bertrand Lemennicier

How the internal flexibility of plants in the U.S. paper industry was increased and what it tells us about the effects of employment security pp. 691-705

Michael R. Smith

An integrated model of consumer materialism: Can economic socialization and maternal values predict materialistic attitudes in adolescents? pp. 707-724

Eirini Flouri

The meaning of work: Lessons from sociology, psychology, and political theory pp. 725-743

Flora Gill

Truth-in-sentencing, law enforcement, and inmate population growth pp. 745-757

Paul Grimes and Kevin E. Rogers

Problems with international measures of education pp. 759-775

Alan C. Kerckhoff and Michelle Dylan

The Vices of Economists, The Virtues of the Bourgeoisie: By Deirdre McCloskey, Amsterdam University Press, 1996, 130 pages, ISBN: 90-5356-244-3 $24.95 pp. 777-779

Roger Frantz

STREET POLITICS: Poor People's Movements in Iran: By Asaf Bayat, New York, Columbia University Press, ISBN 0-231.10858-3, 232 pp pp. 779-786

Peter Bearse

Volume 28, issue 5, 1999

The common will pp. 541-554

Mihnea Moldoveanu

System-wide economic community in capital-based market systems pp. 555-576

Ross Zucker

In (a) democracy we trust: social and economic determinants of support for democratic procedures in central and eastern Europe pp. 577-596

Todd Kunioka and Gary M. Woller

Hospital competition in major U.S. metropolitan areas: An empirical evidence pp. 597-606

Patrick Asubonteng Rivers and Sejong Bae

Locational effects on AFDC exits: Examining local labor markets pp. 607-631

Thomas P. Vartanian

Rational addiction and smoking cessation: An empirical study pp. 633-643

Theodore E. Keeler, Martin Marciniak and Teh-wei Hu

In Praise of Commercial Culture: Tyler Cowen; Cambridge, MA, Harvard University Press, 1998 (hardcover) pp. 645-647

Michael Smith

Welfare States in Transition: Gosta Esping-Anderson; Sage, 1996, 275 pages pp. 647-649

James Angresano

Volume 28, issue 4, 1999

Interdisciplinary social science, global social theory, and socio-economics: a report on the UMKC Symposium at the Vienna Conference pp. 387-427

Douglas H. Bowles, James I. Sturgeon, Morteza H. Ardebili, Kelly D. Pinkham, Wayne D. Washer, John J. Jumara, W. Robert Brazelton, Kenneth C. Erickson, Jules A. Townsend and Elizabeth Anne Berkshire

Etzioni's new theory: a synthesis of liberal and communitarian views pp. 429-438

Bernd Schilcher

Faith, frequency, and the allocation of time: a micro level study of religious capital and participation pp. 439-456

Samuel Cameron

Institutional determinants of saving: implications for low-income households and public policy pp. 457-473

Sondra G. Beverly and Michael Sherraden

The volunteer's folly and socio-economic man: some thoughts on altruism, rationality, and community pp. 475-492

Trevor M. Knox

The power of Babel pp. 493-510

David E. Kaun

The Crisis of Global Capitalism [Open Society Endangered]: George Soros; New York, Public Affairs, 1998, xxx + 247 pages, (US$ 26.00) pp. 533-536

Mario Bunge

Still The Promised City? African Americans and New Immigrants in Postindustrial New York: Roger Waldinger; Cambridge MA: Harvard University Press 1996 (372 pages) pp. 536-539

Robert L. Boyd

Volume 28, issue 3, 1999

Exit, voice and loyalty in the course of corporate governance and counsel's changing role pp. 203-246

Peter C. Kostant

Comments on Peter C. Kostant's "Exit, voice, and loyalty in the course of corporate governance and counsel's changing role" pp. 247-249

Harvey Rishikof

Response to Peter C. Kostant's "Exit, voice and loyalty in the course of corporate governance and counsel's changing role" pp. 251-253

Margaret M. Blair and Lynn A. Stout

A brief comment on legal and economic theories of corporate governance: a reply to Kostant's "Exit, voice and loyalty in the course of corporate governance and counsel's changing role" pp. 255-257

Mary Burke

Comment on Kostant: Tune in to hear stories of corporate governance, the adventures of the go-between and more exciting tales of corporate law pp. 259-266

Mae Kuykendall

Divided self models of the socioeconomic person: the metaeconomics approach pp. 267-288

Gary D. Lynne

Estimating earnings in an information-poor market: the case of crack cocaine pp. 289-294

Li Way Lee

Inside the firm: Socioeconomic versus agency perspectives on firm competitiveness pp. 295-307

Peter Wright and Ananda Mukherji

A socio-economic approach to market transactions pp. 309-334

Milan Zafirovski

Participation in the next generation of agriculture conservation programs: the role of environmental attitudes pp. 335-349

E. Jane Luzar and Assane Diagne

Gender inequality in wage earnings and female self-employment selection pp. 351-364

Richard J. BodenJr

Correction for "The Decision to Cover a Procedure at HMOs: Who Makes the Call?" pp. 365-366

Kevin D. Frick

Book reviews pp. 367-371

Romesh Diwan

Book reviews pp. 373-377

Flora Gill

Book reviews pp. 381-385

Richard E. Hattwick

Volume 28, issue 2, 1999

Rosenstein-Rodan: From marginal utility to a pioneer in economic development & possibly socio-economics pp. 117-130

Hamid Hosseini

Reactance to taxation: Employers' attitudes towards taxes pp. 131-138

Erich Kirchler

Public goods: An ideal concept pp. 139-156

W. Ver Eecke

Two kinds of order: Thoughts on the theory of the firm pp. 157-173

Elias Khalil

An estimate of teenage abortion demand pp. 175-184

Marshall H. Medoff

A visibility analysis of the scientific production of Ukrainian economists: 1969-94 pp. 185-196

Jean Mirucki

Volume 28, issue 1, 1999

The end of triumphalism pp. 1-2

Amitai Etzioni

Consumer activism in the Czech Republic: the role of exit and voice in a changing economy pp. 3-19

Michael A. Gurdon, Ronald Savitt and Marie Pribova

Do neighborhood conditions affect high school dropout and college graduation rates? pp. 21-41

Thomas P. Vartanian and Philip M. Gleason

Social capital and household income distributions in the United States: 1980, 1990 pp. 43-93

Lindon J. Robinson and Marcelo E. Siles

Consequentialism, rights, and the new social welfare theory pp. 95-109

Timothy P. Roth

Critical economic methodology: A personal odyssey: By Lawrence A. Boland. Routledge: London and New York, 1997. Hb. xii + 308. ISBN 0-415-13607-5 pp. 113-116

Matthias Klaes