International Journal of Social Economics

1974 - 2024

Current editor(s): Professor Terence Garrett

From Emerald Group Publishing Limited
Bibliographic data for series maintained by Emerald Support ().

Access Statistics for this journal.
Is something missing from the series or not right? See the RePEc data check for the archive and series.

Volume 26, issue 7/8/9, 1999

The modernization of Japan, as seen from the career of an enlightened Shishi (noble‐minded patriot) pp. 866-885

Hiroshi Ishida

Promotion and development of Japan’s spinning industry as seen from a Japanese statesman’s life in the early Meiji era pp. 884-900

Hiroshi Ishida

The fairness of minimum wages in South Africa pp. 900-915

R.A. Lotriet

A framework for creating an export society in South Africa pp. 915-925

Wilma Viviers and Jonathan Calof

Full social cost pricing in the energy sector pp. 925-947

Roger Lawrey

New options for environmental policy in central and eastern Europe pp. 945-955

Maria Jolanta Welfens

Complementarity of market and state intervention in the context of Australia’s structural reforms since the early 1980s pp. 955-964

Dilip Dutta and Marcus Heininger

Aboriginal people, spirituality and the traditional ownership of land pp. 963-976

Bruce Rigsby

Value judgments and the choice of climate protection strategies pp. 974-1021

Carsten Helm, Thomas Bruckner and Ferenc Tóth

Economics, extension and the adoption of land conservation innovations in agriculture pp. 999-1014

David Pannell

Jobs and environment: the “double dividend” of ecological modernisation? pp. 1013-1027

Kate Crowley

Population and rural‐urban environmental interactions in developing countries pp. 1027-1055

K. Jegasothy

The Swedish agricultural landscape – economic characteristics, valuations and policy options pp. 1042-1062

Lars Drake

Property rights, “takings” and environmental management pp. 1061-1079

Andrew K. Dragun

Ensuring a moral and social economy in Singapore pp. 1078-1093

Linda Low

Economic transition: what can be learned from China’s experience pp. 1091-1123

Charles Harvie

Reconciling “weak” and “strong” sustainability pp. 1120-1144

Werner Hediger

Conservation of plant genetic resources for food and agriculture: main actors and the costs to bear pp. 1144-1161

Detlef Virchow

Unequal federalism and regional inequalities: the case of the coffee policies in Brazil pp. 1162-1185

Olímpio J. de Arroxelas Galvão

Volume 26, issue 12, 1999

Unemployment trends in Russia of the 1990s pp. 1378-1388

Ernest Raiklin

Boris Yeltsin and Russia’s rocky road to capitalism: the early years pp. 1389-1417

John E. Elliott and Thomas Hall

The ethical problems of personnel management in a transition economy pp. 1418-1427

A. Szalkowski and D. Jankowicz

Testing the “natural rate of suicide” hypothesis pp. 1428-1440

Matti Virén

Institutional change in UK health and local authorities pp. 1441-1454

Robert McMaster

Economics and civilisation pp. 1455-1491

Leslie Armour

Tax incentives, individual characteristics and charitable giving in Singapore pp. 1492-1505

Vincent C.H. Chua and Chung Ming Wong

Volume 26, issue 6, 1999

Consumer concerns about food safety in Australia and Japan pp. 724-742

Dominic Smith and Paul Riethmuller

Ownership, responsibility and leadership – a historical perspective pp. 742-751

Tuomo Takala

Capitalism, rivalry and solidarity pp. 752-764

P.K. Keizer

The new traditional economy pp. 763-778

Marina V. Rosser, J. Barkley Rosser and Kirby L. Kramer

The economic impacts of restricting UK arms exports pp. 779-802

Stephen Martin, Keith Hartley and Bernard Stafford

Admired values: the case of teenagers in Malaysia pp. 802-811

Selamah Abdullah Yusof and Ruzita Mohd Amin

Some random thoughts concerning the symbiotic relationship between social and institutional economics pp. 811-818

Lewis E. Hill

Volume 26, issue 5, 1999

The problem of social cost: the role of the state pp. 590-596

Max Gillman

Entrepreneurship and ethics pp. 596-609

Tibor R. Machan

Payment for health in Thailand pp. 609-641

D.A. Reisman

Entry modes of multinational corporations into China’s market: a socioeconomic analysis pp. 642-660

Haishun Sun

Ethics, community development and not‐for‐profit business pp. 660-673

Darryl Reed

The dynamics of corporate culture: conception and theory pp. 674-694

Richard L. Brinkman

Are patients really consumers? pp. 695-707

Michael Keaney

Volume 26, issue 4, 1999

A systems approach to education in the secondary sector pp. 482-486

Neil Richardson

Extending corporate liability in New Zealand pp. 487-500

Max Gillman and James Hogan

A Christian perspective on Neoclassical rational choice theory pp. 501-520

Clive Beed and Cara Beed

Government investment in manufacturing pp. 521-536

Robert E. Looney

The effect of age on the satisfaction of academics with teaching and research pp. 537-544

Charles Hickson and Titus Oshagbemi

Dualism, duality and the complexity of economic institutions pp. 545-558

William Jackson

Globalization, new production concepts and income distribution pp. 559-569

A.J.C. Manders and Y.S. Brenner

Volume 26, issue 10/11, 1999

Morality, economics and life pp. 1199-1226

Leslie Armour

Is there anything new to be said after Adam Smith, Marx, Walras and Keynes? pp. 1227-1249

Anghel N. Rugina

Methodological controversies in economics and political economy pp. 1249-1284

Thomas W. Hall and John E. Elliott

Essentialism and epochalism within the context of Irish state‐building pp. 1285-1301

Daniel J. O’Neil

Social capital and the privatization of public goods pp. 1302-1314

Dell Champlin

Beyond Adam Smith and Karl Marx: visions and versions of future society pp. 1315-1326

Thomas O. Nitsch

Community based urban development: a strategy for improving social sustainability pp. 1327-1343

Sabine U. O’Hara

Ancient futures: papal and Buddhist economics pp. 1344-1353

Glen Alexandrin and Charles E. Zech

Augustinianism and the social service state pp. 1354-1370

Daniel J. O’Neil

Volume 26, issue 1/2/3, 1999

Sustainability issues and socio‐economic change in the Jingpo communities of China pp. 21-45

Ren Zhuge and Clement Tisdell

The nature of social economics pp. 46-57

Edward J. O’Boyle

Tradition and modernity in the performing arts of the Tibetans pp. 58-78

Colin Mackerras

Mining taxation in Fiji pp. 79-108

Roman Grynberg, Peter Fulcher and Peter Dryden

Genetic testing and therapy pp. 109-133

Robert F. Rizzo

Social policy in Kazakstan during the economic transition pp. 134-157

Keith Griffin

The limits to economic valuation of biodiversity pp. 158-173

Ulrich Hampicke

A socio‐economic theory of regulatory compliance pp. 174-193

Jon G. Sutinen and K. Kuperan

The social consequences of reform in transitional economies pp. 194-210

Asfaw Kumssa and John F. Jones

Community service obligations and their implications pp. 211-221

Averil Cook

Economic reforms, public transfers and social safety nets for the poor pp. 222-238

K.C. Roy and J.C.H. Chai

The Multilateral Ozone Fund pp. 239-273

Frank Biermann and Udo E. Simonis

Conservation and prudent management are the key to the preservation of the environment pp. 274-289

K.C. Roy and Clement Tisdell

Socioeconomic characteristics of rural urbanization in Southern Jiangsu, China pp. 290-297

Wang De

Macroeconomic conditions and opening up ‐ Argentina, Chile and India pp. 298-311

Debasish Chakraborty

Comparing migrant and non‐migrant tourism impacts pp. 312-324

Ari Gamage and Brian King

Remittances in the South Pacific pp. 325-344

Richard P.C. Brown and Dennis A. Ahlburg

An economic analysis of factors influencing fertility in the Pacific island countries pp. 345-353

Azmat Gani

Good governance, administrative reform and socio‐economic realities pp. 354-369

Binayak Ray

Women, common property resources and livestock husbandry in Thai villages pp. 370-388

Tatjana Kehren

Political economy of macroeconomic management pp. 389-401

Anis Chowdhury

Limited information, the possibility of rational choice and the contingent valuation method pp. 402-414

Joshua Gans

Minimum wages, training wages and youth employment pp. 415-429

John Mangan and John Johnston

The impact of socio‐economic factors on gambling expenditure pp. 430-440

Allan Layton and Andrew Worthington

Water pricing issues in a developing country pp. 441-454

Myengwa Joshua Madida Nyoni

Deforestation mechanisms: a survey pp. 455-474

Dradjad H. Wibowo and R. Neil Byron