European Journal of Economics and Economic Policies: Intervention

2004 - 2025

Current editor(s): Torsten Niechoj

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Volume 4, issue 2, 2007

"Das Leben ist staerker als die Dogmen". Interview mit Professor Kazimierz Laski pp. 213-218

Kazimierz Laski

Die europaeischen Mitgliedstaaten und ihre Souveraenitaet in Steuerfragen (The European Member States and Tax Sovereignty) pp. 218-229

Susanne Uhl

A European Tax on Foreign Exchange Transactions? pp. 229-239

Sandor Richter

Shift of the Use of Bilateral Investment Treaties as a Shield to Using Them as a Sword Against Government Activity? pp. 239-245

Christian Bellak

Efas - economics, feminism and science: Oekonominnen-Netzwerk zur Foerderung geschlechtsbezogener Forschung und Lehre pp. 246-251

Suenne Andresen

Searching for Common Ground: Interactive Agency in Heterodox Economics pp. 253-275

Mary Wrenn

Special Issue: How to Cope With Divergence in an Enlarging European Union? pp. 277-279

Eckhard Hein and Achim Truger

How to Deal With Economic Divergences in EMU? pp. 281-307

Catherine Mathieu and Henri Sterdyniak

International Capital Flows Within the European Monetary Union: Increasing Economic Divergence Between the Centre and the Periphery pp. 309-329

Sergio Rossi

Asset-Based Reserve Requirements: A New Monetary Policy Instrument for Targeting Diverging Real Estate Prices in the Euro Area pp. 331-351

Michael Holz

Capital Flows, Turbulences, and Distribution: The Case of Turkey pp. 353-374

Ozlem Onaran

Volume 4, issue 1, 2007

Forum: How Heterodox is the Mainstream? Economic Theory and Economic Policy Advice in the English-speaking Area. Survey by the journal Intervention pp. 7-12

Survey by the journal Intervention

Wie heterodox ist der Mainstream? Oekonomische Forschung und wirtschaftspolitische Beratung im deutschsprachigen Raum. Umfrage der Zeitschrift INTERVENTION pp. 12-21

Torsten Niechoj

Vorfahrt fuer Familie? Zur Familienpolitik der großen Koalition in Deutschland (Family Policy Under the CDU / CSU / SPD Coalition Government in Germany) pp. 22-27

Sigrid Leitner

Hochsteuerland Deutschland? Langlebiger Mythos, problematische Folgen (High Tax Country Germany? Persistent Myth, Problematic Consequences) pp. 28-39

Gerd Groezinger

Nur ein "Trick"? - Die Bedeutung des Staates als Arbeitgeber fuer Quantitaet und Qualitaet von Beschaeftigung im skandinavisch-deutschen Vergleich (Just a "Trick"? The Relevance of the State as Employer for the Quantity and Quality of Employment - Scandinavia and Germany Compared) pp. 40-57

Cornelia Heintze

Wirtschaftspolitische Trends in Lateinamerika: Ende des Neoliberalismus? (Trends in Latin America’s Economic Policy: The End of Neo-Liberalism?) pp. 58-66

Joachim Becker and Johannes Jaeger

Lost Generation - Oesterreichische Pionierinnen der Nationaloekonomie (Lost Generation - Austrian Female Pioneers of Economics) pp. 66-73

Gabriele Michalitsch and Christa Schlager

Finanzspekulation, Arbeitslosigkeit und Staatsverschuldung (Financial Speculation, Unemployment and Public Debt) pp. 73-97

Stephan Schulmeister

Heterodox Political Economy Specialization and Interconnection - Concepts of Contradiction, Heterogeneous Agents, Uneven Development pp. 99-120

Phillip Anthony O’Hara

Geldpolitik bei Unsicherheit (Monetary Policy Under Uncertainty) pp. 121-143

Peter Spahn

Zeit und Geld im Lebensverlauf - Empirische Evidenz und sozialpolitischer Handlungsbedarf aus der Geschlechterperspektive (Time and Money in the Life Course - Empirical Evidence and Implications for Social Policy from a Gender Perspective) pp. 145-174

Ute Klammer

Inequalities in Earnings and Child Rearing: What is the Gender Aspect of Poverty? pp. 175-194

Wolfgang Strengmann-Kuhn

Volume 3, issue 2, 2006

"Deutschland zahlt mit seiner Arbeitslosigkeit den Preis fuer das Wirtschaftswunder". Interview mit Hajo Riese pp. 187-193

Hajo Riese

Zur Bedeutung der Arbeitsmarktbedingungen fuer die Erklaerung der Arbeitslosigkeit pp. 193-200

Juergen Kromphardt and Stephanie Schneider

Braucht Deutschland zusaetzliche Kombiloehne? pp. 201-209

Claudia Weinkopf

Inequality and Efficiency - Does a Wider Spread of Wages Raise Employment? pp. 209-215

Ronald Schettkat

Keine "demographische Wende" am Arbeitsmarkt in Sicht pp. 216-225

Andreas Ebert and Ernst Kistler

Versicherungspflicht gegen Elementarschaeden: Warum wir sie brauchen, aber nicht bekommen pp. 225-235

Reimund Schwarze and Gert Wagner

Die EuroMemorandum-Gruppe: Fuer einen wirtschaftspolitischen Kurswechsel in Europa pp. 235-242

Joerg Huffschmid

Editorial: The "New Monetary Policy" - A Critical Appraisal pp. 243-244

Giuseppe Fontana, Claude Gnos and Achim Truger

New Monetary Policy and Keynes pp. 245-262

Philip Arestis

The 'New Consensus' View of Monetary Policy: A New Wicksellian Connection? pp. 263-278

Giuseppe Fontana

Rethinking the Role of Monetary Policy and Wage Bargaining in a World Without the Real Balance Effect pp. 279-304

Sebastian Dullien

Wage Bargaining and Monetary Policy in a Kaleckian Monetary Distribution and Growth Model: Trying to Make Sense of the NAIRU pp. 305-329

Eckhard Hein

A Kaleckian Analysis of Monetary Policy pp. 331-349

Malcolm Sawyer

Currency Unions, the Phillips Curve, and Stabilization Policy: Some Suggestions for Europe pp. 351-369

Thomas Palley

Volume 3, issue 1, 2006

Globalisation, Gender, and Equity – Effects of Foreign Direct Investment on Labour Markets in Rural Indonesia pp. 113–130

Karin Astrid Siegmann

Basel II – Benefits for Developing Countries? pp. 131–150

Martina Metzger

Does Public Deficit Mean Inflation? A Reflection on the Kaleckian and Minskian Tradition pp. 151–167

Narciso Tuñez-Area

"We have to change the rules". Interview with Professor Paul Davidson pp. 7-15

Paul Davidson

Zu den Auswirkungen von Hartz IV auf den Arbeitsmarkt – Fakten und Fragen pp. 16-33

Peter Bartelheimer, Volker Baethge-Kinsky and Alexandra Wagner

Steuerreformen jenseits der politischen Farbenlehre pp. 34-40

Jan Pieter Schulz

Die Zukunft des Wohlfahrtsstaats im Lichte der Generationenbilanz pp. 41-51

Juergen Leibiger

Interessenpolitik und ihre Grenzen – sechs Jahre rechtsliberale Wirtschaftspolitik in Oesterreich pp. 51-58

Markus Marterbauer

Integrated Guidelines for Growth and Jobs, 2005-2008: A Shift in EU Economic Policy? pp. 59-75

Marica Frangakis

Democracy and Europe’s Crisis of Legitimacy pp. 75-85

Stefan Collignon

Do Heterodox Theories Have Anything in Common? A Post-Keynesian Point of View pp. 87–112

Marc Lavoie

Volume 2, issue 2, 2005

"What we need is a better world to live in!". Interview with Professor Amit Bhaduri pp. 5-13

Amit Bhaduri

Afrika im Brennpunkt der Entwicklungsdebatte pp. 13-21

Joerg Goldberg

Chinas raetselhaftes Wachstum pp. 21-32

Jan Priewe

Sending Jobs Offshore from the United States: What are the Consequences? pp. 33-40

Charles J. Whalen

The British Economy: A Growth and Employment Miracle? pp. 40-45

Andrew Glyn

Noch eine Reform: Der neue Tarifvertrag im oeffentlichen Dienst pp. 45-55

Consuela Ramos

The Rationality Hypothesis: Help or Hindrance? pp. 56-65

Kurt W. Rothschild

Post-Autistic Economics. Eine studentische Intervention fuer plurale Oekonomik pp. 65-76

Thomas Duermeier

Predator-Prey - An Alternative Model of Stock Market Bubbles and the Business Cycle pp. 77-105

Eduard Gracia

Altern ist Leben - Ist es auch finanzierbar? pp. 107-130

Gunther Tichy

German Social Democratic Economic Politics in the Light of Agenda Theory pp. 131-151

Arne Heise

Volume 2, issue 1, 2005

Failed Translations: Textuality of Capital against Walter Benjamin’s "The Task of the Translator" pp. 115–129

Michael Marder

"Most heterodox economists still think that feminist questions relate to 'special issues'". Interview with Professor Diane Elson pp. 5-8

Diane Elson

Mehr Beschaeftigung durch Arbeitszeitverlaengerung? pp. 8-15

Ewald Walterskirchen

Der Mythos des Primats der Preisstabilitaet. Anmerkungen zur geldpolitischen Strategie der EZB pp. 16-24

Claus Thomasberger

Ein Schritt vor und zwei Schritte zurueck? Zur Kritik an den Vorschlaegen der Europaeischen Kommission zur Strukturfoerderung nach 2006 pp. 24-35

Katharina Erdmenger and Astrid Ziegler

Kinderbetreuung: mehr als eine Investition in Erwerbspersonen und BeitragszahlerInnen der Zukunft pp. 35-42

Claudia Wiesner

Bildungsfinanzierung in Deutschland: Strukturprobleme und Reformhoffnung pp. 44-49

Gerd Groezinger

Die Keynes Gesellschaft – Ein Beitrag zur Bewahrung der Makrooekonomie pp. 50-56

Juergen Kromphardt

Kontroversen in der internationalen Waehrungspolitik. Retrospektive zu Keynes-White-Boughton und IMF pp. 57-73

Elke Muchlinski

Institutional Capital and Labour Devaluation: The Non-Recognition of Foreign Credentials in Germany pp. 75-93

Harald Bauder

Gewinn- und/oder Kapitalbeteiligungen – oekonomische Utopie oder Notwendigkeit? pp. 95–114

Heinz-J. Bontrup