International Journal of Social Economics

1974 - 2024

Current editor(s): Professor Terence Garrett

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Exposure to pesticides, ill‐health and averting behaviour: costs and determining the relationships pp. 1020-1034: Clevo Wilson
Sustainable development and environmental accounting: the challenge to the economics and accounting profession pp. 1035-1050: Gamini Herath
Liang Qichao, Sun Yat‐sen, and the 1905‐1907 debate on socialism pp. 1051-1062: Cheng‐chung Lai and Paul B. Trescott
The formation of conventional expectations under strong uncertainty: a comment pp. 1063-1068: David Dequech

The death ofhomo economicus: is there life after welfare economics? pp. 924-938: John Gowdy and Raluca Iorgulescu
Brain drains and brain gains: causes, consequences, policy pp. 939-950: Peter Hall
Historical pattern of India's economic growth: salient features pp. 951-967: K.C. Roy
Pre‐Soviet, Soviet and post‐Soviet models of economic growth and development pp. 968-1010: Ernest Raiklin

Economic development and geopolitics: a tale of two regions pp. 857-867: Thamir M. Salih
Towards a conceptual framework in unitary economics pp. 868-876: Dodo J. Thampapillai, Bo Öhlmer and Boon Tiong Lim
Analysis of the potential and problems of new institutional economics for third world development pp. 877-892: Gamini Herath
“Should we sell human organs?” Correction of a faulty analysis pp. 893-898: David L. Kaserman
Did US labor's post‐World War II successes lead to its subsequent woes? pp. 899-915: Jon Wisman

The speed of adjustment and the sequencing of economic reforms pp. 740-766: Saleh M. Nsouli, Mounir Rached and Norbert Funke
Economic analysis of food‐borne diseases control program in Australia pp. 767-782: Shahjahan Ali Khandaker and Mohammad Alauddin
Hindered growth: the ideology and implications of population assistance pp. 783-813: Maria Sophia Aguirre and Cecilia A. Hadley
China's ethnic minorities and the middle classes: an overview pp. 814-826: Colin Mackerras
The relevance of Marx to all students of economics, no matter the level pp. 827-851: Nick Potts

Code of ethics and employee governance pp. 656-666: Patrick A. McNutt and Charlie A. Batho
Thomas Hobbes and the displacement of political philosophy pp. 667-681: Thea Vinnicombe
Social responsibility: the most important, and neglected, problem of all? pp. 682-703: Ted Trainer
Farmer strategies and forest conservation: a case study from south‐western Madagascar pp. 704-716: Thorkil Casse, Uffe Nielsen, Socrate Ranaivoson and Jean Romuald Randrianamarivo
A model of human behaviour for sustainability pp. 717-734: Hans‐Ulrich Zabel

Enhancing a competitive intelligence culture in South Africa pp. 576-589: Wilma Viviers, Andrea Saayman and Marié‐Luce Muller
Neoclassicism, artificial intelligence, and the marginalization of ethics pp. 590-601: John Davis
Social market economics revisited pp. 602-615: Siegfried G. Karsten
Globalization and financial instability pp. 616-638: Helmut Wagner
Economic growth and income inequality: the case of the US pp. 639-647: Yu Hsing

Family size, economics and child gender preference: a case study in the Nyeri district of Kenya pp. 492-509: Tabitha W. Kiriti and Clement Tisdell
A cross country analysis of outward foreign direct investment patterns pp. 510-519: Pantelis Pantelidis and Dimitrios Kyrkilis
John Paul II's vision of the social economy pp. 520-540: Edward J. O'Boyle
Prejudice against female children: economic and cultural explanations, and Indian evidence pp. 541-553: Clement Tisdell and Gopal Regmi
Economics, social justice and the common good: Roman‐Catholic perspectives pp. 554-569: Thomas O. Nitsch

An inquiry into the disposition of Chinese agriculture pp. 388-407: Dongxue Zhang
Corporate social responsibility and the bottom line pp. 408-423: Nicholas Capaldi
Transparency: a two‐way mirror? pp. 424-438: Dominique Bessire
Closing the gender gap in Bangladesh: inequality in education, employment and earnings pp. 439-453: Mohammad Hossain and Clement A. Tisdell
Technology revolutions and social development pp. 454-482: Peter L. Daniels

Mathematics and academic finance: the role of paradigms pp. 276-290: Kavous Ardalan
The impact of alternative styles of policy leadership on the direction of local government reform pp. 291-306: Joe Wallis and Brian Dollery
Alternative paths to the transition process pp. 307-324: John Marangos
Paul A. Samuelson: philosopher and theorist pp. 325-338: Michael Szenberg, Aron A. Gottesman and Lall Ramrattan
Union duopoly with heterogeneous labour pp. 339-383: Ana Paula Martins

The “advantage of latecomer” in abating air‐pollution: the East Asian experience pp. 184-202: Toru Iwami
A paradigm of Islamic money and banking pp. 203-217: Masudul Alam Choudhury and Mostaque Hussain
Are political principles stable? pp. 218-227: Tibor R. Machan
Cultural lag: a relevant framework for social justice pp. 228-248: Richard L. Brinkman and June E. Brinkman
Economics and religion pp. 249-267: James E. Alvey

M.L. Weitzman vs J.M. Buchanan pp. 5-16: Umberto Romani and Giovanni Tondini
Rural development in China pp. 17-33: Colin G. Brown, Scott A. Waldron and John W. Longworth
Major issues relating to end‐of‐life care pp. 34-59: Robert F. Rizzo
Neglected dimensions of development: inequality, conflict and aid pp. 60-76: Rukmani Gounder
On the theory of post‐Communist economic transition to market pp. 77-97: Vladimer Papava
Socio‐economic factors determining adult literacy in developing countries pp. 98-120: Krishna Mazumdar
Financial support systems: the student experience in England and France pp. 121-132: Susan Curtis and Rita Klapper
Distribution of income and the structure of economy and society pp. 133-154: A.H.G.M. Spithoven
A socio‐economic framework of interpretation and analysis pp. 155-173: Pieter Keizer