International Journal of Social Economics

1974 - 2024

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Volume 35, issue 12, 2008

Global warming and the future of Pacific Island countries pp. 889-903

Clement Tisdell

Institutions, good governance and economic growth in the Pacific Island countries pp. 904-918

Biman Chand Prasad

Cultural and economic tensions in Pacific Islands' futures pp. 919-929

Ron Duncan

Growth and social development in the Pacific Island countries pp. 930-950

Naren Prasad

Moving beyond “ethnic” conflict in Fiji: from colonization to the coup of 2006 pp. 951-962

Ajnesh Prasad

Unit roots and structural breaks in PNG macroeconomic time series pp. 963-984

Seema Narayan and Russell Smyth

Exchange market pressure in a small Pacific Island country: a study of Fiji: 1975‐2005 pp. 985-1004

Tiru Jayaraman and Chee-Keong Choong

Forecasting Fiji's exports and imports, 2003‐2020 pp. 1005-1016

Paresh Narayan, Seema Narayan and Biman Chand Prasad

An econometric model of the determinants of private investment and a CGE model of the impact of democracy on investment and economic growth in Fiji pp. 1017-1031

Paresh Narayan

Volume 35, issue 11, 2008

What determines the duration of stay of immigrants in Germany? pp. 769-782

Sebastian Gundel and Heiko Peters

An empirical survey of individual consumer, business firm and financial institution attitudes towards Islamic methods of finance pp. 783-808

Alsadek Gait and Andrew Worthington

International trade, foreign direct investment and the phenomenon of child labor pp. 809-822

Uzma Iram and Ambreen Fatima

Macro‐, Meso‐ and Microeconomic considerations in the delivery of social services pp. 823-845

Benoit Freyens

Evaluating Stephen Zarlenga's treatment of historical monetary thought pp. 846-856

Simon Mouatt

Gender, HIV‐AIDS, land restitution and survival strategies in the Capricorn district of South Africa pp. 857-877

O.A. Akinboade

Volume 35, issue 10, 2008

Selling sex in the shadow economy pp. 704-716

Teela Sanders

Drugs, the informal economy and globalization pp. 717-728

Toby Seddon

The antiquity art market: between legality and illegality pp. 729-738

Laurence Massy

Legitimate businesses and crime vulnerabilities pp. 739-750

Tom Vander Beken and Stijn Van Daele

Real estate and serious forms of crime pp. 751-762

Hans Nelen

Volume 35, issue 9, 2008

Does the informal economy link to organised crime? pp. 644-650

Paul Ponsaers, Joanna Shapland and Colin Williams

A matrix approach to informal markets: towards a dynamic conceptualisation pp. 651-665

Gudrun Vande Walle

Workplace crime and the informal economy in Ukraine pp. 666-678

Peter Rodgers, Colin Williams and John Round

Economic organized crime networks in emerging democracies pp. 679-690

Bojan Dobovšek

A case study on the misuse ofhawalabanking pp. 691-702

Henk van de Bunt

Volume 35, issue 8, 2008

Replacing incomplete markets with a complete mess: Katrina and the NFIP pp. 561-568

Andrew Young

Hurricane Katrina and the levees: taxation, calculation, and the matrix of capital pp. 569-578

William Anderson and Scott A. Kjar

The finance of Katrina pp. 579-589

J. Stuart Wood

Who's to blame for all the heartache? pp. 590-602

Daniel J. D'Amico

Taking advantage of disaster: misrepresentation of housing shortage for political gain pp. 603-614

Vedran Vuk

Signaling effects of commercial and civil society in post‐Katrina reconstruction pp. 615-626

Emily Chamlee‐Wright

The futile fight against (human) nature pp. 627-638

Jennifer Dirmeyer

Volume 35, issue 7, 2008

The broken trailer fallacy pp. 480-489

Edward Stringham and Nicholas Snow

What is seen and unseen on the Gulf coast pp. 490-500

Max Raskin, Scott A. Kjar and Robert Rahm

Institutions, incentives, and disaster relief pp. 501-511

Christopher Westley, Robert P. Murphy and William L. Anderson

Price gouging in the Katrina aftermath: free markets at work pp. 512-520

Dreda Culpepper and Walter Block

Market‐based “disaster relief”: Katrina and the casino industry pp. 521-530

Douglas Walker and John Jackson

Beliefs, bias, and regime uncertainty after Hurricane Katrina pp. 531-545

Art Carden

An economic and ethical analysis of the Katrina disaster pp. 546-557

Robert McGee

Volume 35, issue 6, 2008

Cross‐country determinants of satisfaction with life pp. 400-416

Elia Kacapyr

Triumphant capitalism and the future of human, social and economic progress in the post‐Cold War era pp. 417-422

Wilfred I. Ukpere and Andre D. Slabbert

New public management and the corporatisation of the public sector in peripheral capitalist countries pp. 423-434

Motsomi Marobela

Human rights of migrant women workers in janitorial services and night clubs pp. 435-448

Fatma Güven‐Lisaniler, Sevin Uğural and Leopoldo Rodríguez

Combining faith and CSR: a paradigm of corporate sustainability pp. 449-465

Loi Teck Hui

International Year of Planet Earth: four reports on status and trends pp. 466-471

Udo E. Simonis

Volume 35, issue 5, 2008

Thomas Paine (1737‐1809) and Thomas Spence (1750‐1814) on land ownership, land taxes and the provision of citizens' dividend pp. 313-325

John Marangos

From friendly turns towards trade – on the interplay between cooperation and markets pp. 326-337

Stefan Mann

Have “European politics” and EU policy making replaced the politics of member state countries? pp. 338-343

David Floyd

Globalization of small islands: the case of Curaçao pp. 344-363

Miguel Goede

Redefining Maori economic development pp. 364-379

John O'Sullivan and Teresa Dana

A survey of alternative livelihood options for Hong Kong's fishers pp. 380-395

Louise Teh, William W.L. Cheung, Andy Cornish, Clarus Chu and Ussif Sumaila

Volume 35, issue 4, 2008

Globalization, growth, and poverty: the missing link pp. 226-238

Ibrahim F. Akoum

Islam versus liberalism: contrasting epistemological inquiries pp. 239-268

Masudul Alam Choudhury

Challenging trickle‐down approach pp. 269-282

Muhammad Azeem Qureshi

Should we replace the environment? pp. 283-297

Angelo Antoci, Simone Borghesi and Marcello Galeotti

Can education affect pro‐social behavior? pp. 298-307

Ali Ahmed

Volume 35, issue 3, 2008

Micro‐level determinants of poverty reduction in Sri Lanka: a multivariate approach pp. 140-158

Indunil De Silva

Can interaction contribute to the explanation of business cycles? pp. 159-173

Orlando Gomes

A wellbeing index based on an enabling environment pp. 174-187

Maria Cornachione Kula, Priniti Panday and Brandon Parrish

The effect of abortion costs on adoption in the USA pp. 188-201

Marshall H. Medoff

An empirical investigation of relationships between official development assistance (ODA) and human and educational development pp. 202-221

Tun Lin Moe

Volume 35, issue 1/2, 2008

Valuing human organs: an application of contingent valuation pp. 5-14

Alper Altinanahtar, John Crooker and Jamie B. Kruse

The philosophical foundation of the lecture‐versus‐case controversy pp. 15-34

Kavous Ardalan

Norms and values of the various microfinance institutions pp. 35-48

Marek Hudon

A comparative analysis of mandated private pension arrangements pp. 49-62

Mark Hyde and John Dixon

Socioeconomic determinants of child mortality in Pakistan pp. 63-76

Uzma Iram and Muhammad S. Butt

Child labour and school attendance: evidence from Bangladesh pp. 77-98

Rasheda Khanam

Trends in literacy rates and schooling among the scheduled tribe women in India pp. 99-110

Aparna Mitra and Pooja Singh

Carbon capture and storage in the light of circulation economics pp. 111-124

Heidi Rapp Nilsen

The formation of conventional expectations under strong uncertainty: a reply pp. 125-132

Theodore T. Koutsobinas