International Journal of Social Economics

1974 - 2024

Current editor(s): Professor Terence Garrett

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Volume 25, issue 9, 1998

Advertising and information costs: an empirical study pp. 1334-1341

Franklin Mixon

Methodological individualism, economic behaviour and economic policy pp. 1342-1352

Gregory Papanikos

Toward an ethics of corporate restructuring pp. 1353-1366

Dell Champlin

Equity as a policy objective: the case of Northern Ireland pp. 1367-1379

Marie Finnegan

Frédéric Le Play: a forefather of social economics pp. 1380-1397

Floreal H. Forni, Ada Freytes Frey and Germán Quaranta

J. Zijlstra (b. 1918) pp. 1398-1410

A.H.G.M. Spithoven

Transitions into and out of poverty pp. 1411-1424

Edward J. O’Boyle

Adam Smith’s three strikes against commercial society pp. 1425-1441

James E. Alvey

Volume 25, issue 6/7/8, 1998

The varied life of an economist pp. 920-947

Clement Tisdell

The imperatives of Biosphere conservation and wise Homosphere development pp. 948-955

Nicholas Polunin

The “sleeper” issue in medicine pp. 956-967

D.P. Doessel

Economic change, the environment and Buddhism in Asia pp. 968-1004

Peter L. Daniels

If planning is about anything, what is it about? pp. 1005-1029

David Wadley and Philip Smith

Caste, class synergies and discrimination in India pp. 1030-1048

Autar S. Dhesi

The political economy of reservations in public jobs in India pp. 1049-1063

K.K. Upadhyaya

Economics and ethics in an Indian society: a reflective analysis pp. 1064-1072

N.B. Biswas

The woes of economic reform: poverty and income inequality in Fiji pp. 1073-1094

Biman C. Prasad

Gender issues in poverty alleviation: a case study of Bangladesh pp. 1095-1111

M.A.B. Siddique

Environmental, socio‐cultural and developmental linkages in a South Asian set‐up pp. 1112-1127

M.I. Zuberi

Tracking the poor: the making of wealth and poverty in Thailand (1982‐1994) pp. 1128-1141

Jonathan Rigg

Macroeconomic insights on the liberalised trading regime of Thailand pp. 1142-1159

Neil Dias Karunaratne

Regional catching up and productivity growth in Chinese reform period pp. 1160-1177

Liqun Jia

Quality‐adjusted life years (qalys) versus willingness to pay in matters of life and death pp. 1178-1188

Yew‐Kwang Ng

Technology transfer models across cultures: Brunei‐Japan joint ventures pp. 1189-1198

Shabbir Hussain

On the social value of biological control of weeds pp. 1199-1206

Bruce A. Auld

The Schumpeterian hypothesis and technical change pp. 1207-1216

Tatsuo Kinugasa

Internationalisation and the Australian labour market pp. 1217-1232

Neil Dias Karunaratne

The accounting‐economics interface: where the market fails pp. 1233-1243

Irene M. Gordon and Lawrence A. Boland

The implications of economic inequality for social welfare and social conflict pp. 1244-1254

Nripesh Podder

National financial policies, global environmental damage and missing international institutions pp. 1255-1270

Fariborz Moshirian

Emergent issues of environmental economics pp. 1271-1278

Norman Myers

Trying to stay Canadian ‐ maybe pp. 1279-1299

Robert M. Pike

Zero prices, equity and natural areas pp. 1300-1309

Ross Cullen

Good governance in sustainable development: the impact of institutions pp. 1310-1325

K.C. Roy and Clement Tisdell

Volume 25, issue 5, 1998

Two concepts of equilibrium, the equation of unified knowledge and two concepts of stability pp. 523-536

Anghel N. Rugina

Prolegomena to any future study in economics and finance as a science pp. 539-606

Anghel N. Rugina

Prolegomena to any future study of a great free, just and stable economy and society pp. 609-658

Anghel N. Rugina

Dehumanization of modern civilization and a new, Schumpeterian explanation of poverty pp. 661-692

Anghel N. Rugina

Toward a new principia politica: the third revolution in political science pp. 695-752

Anghel N. Rugina

Toward a new principia ethica: the third revolution in ethics pp. 755-778

Anghel N. Rugina

The quest for independence of principia logica pp. 781-801

Anghel N. Rugina

The problem of values and value‐judgments in science and a positive solution pp. 805-854

Anghel N. Rugina

Volume 25, issue 2/3/4, 1998

Publications, research projects and consultancies of Clem Tisdell pp. 115-133

Clement Tisdell

Socio‐economic aspects of language policies: an Australian perspective pp. 134-145

Mariel Tisdell

Abstraction in economics: incorporating the time dimension pp. 146-167

John Foster

Social economics: where has it gone? pp. 168-174

Lucia F. Dunn and G.S. Maddala

Internalizing economics: sustainability between matter and meaning pp. 175-195

Sabine U. O’Hara

Environment and sustainable development in the hilly regions of North‐East India pp. 196-206

Amitava Mitra

Ecology, economics and ethics pp. 207-225

P.S. Ramakrishnan

Socio‐economic and political aspects of biodiversity conservation in Nepal pp. 226-243

Michael P. Wells and Uday R. Sharma

New directions in community and farm reforestation pp. 244-260

S.R. Harrison

Agrarian change and social transformation among the Mizo (the tribal State in North‐East India) pp. 261-266

Thangchungmunga

Chanakya: the pioneer economist of the world pp. 267-282

L.K. Jha and K.N. Jha

Agrochemical use and the environment in Australia pp. 283-301

Gamini Herath

The economics of Aboriginal education pp. 302-313

A.‐K. Eckermann

Coming out of their homesteads? pp. 314-337

M. Akhter Hamid and Mohammad Alauddin

Information economics: research strategies pp. 338-356

Don Lamberton

An information economics perspective on innovation pp. 357-364

Thomas Mandeville

Convict labor at the Sumitomo Besshi copper mine in Japan pp. 365-369

Hideki Hatakeyama

Jeremy Bentham and the New South Wales convicts pp. 370-379

R.V. Jackson

Privatization in Russia: some micro‐evidence based on housing markets pp. 380-387

G.S. Maddala, Yasushi Toda and Nadezhda Nozdrina

Privatization of public enterprises and its problems in Japan pp. 388-398

Yoshihiro Toyama

Values, co‐operation and lifetime employment pp. 399-409

Kazuhiro Arai

Economic development and institutional factors affecting income distribution: the case of Iran, 1967‐1993 pp. 410-423

D.P. Doessel and Abbas Valadkhani

Direct foreign investment and inter‐regional economic disparity in China pp. 424-447

Haishun Sun and Joseph Chai

Eucken’s instability thesis revisited ‐ the case of China pp. 448-466

Siegfried G. Karsten

Evaluation of tourism and tourist resources in China pp. 467-485

Jie Wen

Ageing labour force in a labour shortage economy: the case of Singapore pp. 486-503

K.P. Kalirajan and G. Shantakumar

Volume 25, issue 11/12, 1998

CONSUMPTION‐John Paul II, Catholic social thought and the ethics of consumption pp. 1595-1607

Charles K. Wilber

DISTRIBUTION ‐ The encyclicals and rights to distributions in contract‐ and status‐based economies pp. 1608-1617

Patrick J. Welch

WORK AS SUCH ‐ The social teaching of the Church on human work pp. 1618-1639

Giuseppe Gaburro and Giancarlo Cressotti

Man and work according to the social doctrine of the Church, particularly in the thought of John Paul II pp. 1640-1657

Giovanni Tondini

Christianity, John Paul II and the future of work pp. 1658-1671

Jon Wisman

LEISURE ‐ Leisure in the economic thought of John Paul II pp. 1672-1683

Gerard Stockhausen

LABOR ‐ Labor mobility and social wellbeing under international capitalism pp. 1684-1698

John J. Piderit

Establishing the priority of labor pp. 1699-1710

G. Paul Peterson and James A. Buss

Papal pronouncements on labor unions and workplace democracy pp. 1711-1726

Gladys W. Gruenberg

DEVELOPMENT ‐ Principles for integral human development inSollicitudo Rei Socialis pp. 1727-1738

Barbara Kraemer

Justice and international development fromMater et MagistratoCentesimus Annus pp. 1739-1754

Kishor Thanawala

John Paul II’s vision of the social economy from an urban perspective pp. 1755-1763

Charles E. Zech

John Paul II’s vision of the role of multinational enterprise expansion in building the social economy pp. 1764-1775

Anthony Scaperlanda

MARKET ECONOMY ‐ John Paul II’s passage to the market economy pp. 1776-1789

Arnold McKee

ECONOMICS AS A DISCIPLINE ‐ The crossroads between John Paul II’s social vision and conservative economic thought pp. 1790-1802

Maryann Keating and Barry Keating

Does economics have an ethical component? pp. 1803-1810

Henry C. Mayer

Beyond Pareto optima, efficiency and the “free market” pp. 1811-1820

Thomas O. Nitsch

Volume 25, issue 10, 1998

Markets and biodiversity loss: some case studies and policy considerations pp. 1454-1465

Carl McDaniel and John Gowdy

The Soviet and post‐Soviet allocation of land rent pp. 1466-1471

Ernest Raiklin

On the short‐run allocation of economic resources by the Soviet and post‐Soviet enterprises pp. 1472-1476

Ernest Raiklin

Five dimensions of the interdependence of philosophy and economics integrating HET and the history of political philosophy pp. 1477-1508

Alan Duhs

Theory of subjective value in German national economics pp. 1509-1519

Birger P. Priddat

The idea of natural law and the moral content of economics pp. 1520-1551

Tomas J. F. Riha

Foundation of business ethics in contemporary religious thought: the Ten Commandment perspective pp. 1552-1564

Abbas J. Ali and Manton Gibbs

Economics and mathematics: recent views on a controversial relationship pp. 1565-1571

George Agiomirgianakis and Yiannis E. Mavrommatis

Volume 25, issue 1, 1998

Beyond the invisible hand: a case for moderate competition pp. 5-15

Li‐teh Sun

Issues in resource conservation and sustainable development: Indian situation pp. 16-24

K.C. Roy

Contributions to charitable organizations in a developing country: the case of Singapore pp. 25-42

Chung Ming Wong, Vincent C.H. Chua and S. Vasoo

Economics, ethics and sustainability: redefining connections pp. 43-62

Sabine U. O’Hara

Socialism: lost and regained pp. 63-71

Donald C. Wellington

Society and self‐managing teams pp. 72-89

Lee Hanson