International Journal of Social Economics

1974 - 2024

Current editor(s): Professor Terence Garrett

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Military Weapon Systems Expenditures and Risk: Theory and Evidence pp. 3-16: William J. Weida and Franklin L. Gertcher
Socio‐Occupational Groups and Consumer Behaviour in Greece pp. 17-25: Vasilis Karapostolis
The Renaissance of Natural Law Cosmology: Free Markets and Fettered Minds pp. 26-37: Jon Wisman
Economics: A Moral Science Because Persons Matter More Than Things pp. 38-49: Edward J. O'Boyle
Ethical Norms in American Society: A Critique pp. 50-63: John C. O'Brien
Corporate Social Responsibility and Business Ethics: A European Perspective pp. 64-76: Robert F. O'Neil

Gustavo Gutierrez: Latin American Liberation Theology pp. 3-16: Terry Hoy
Just Wages: The Law and Morality pp. 17-24: J.L. Carrica
The Social Economics ofGaudium et Spes (The Constitution on the Church in the Modern World)of the Second Vatican Council pp. 25-44: Charles D. Skok
Business Regulation and Price Control in Talmudic Economics pp. 45-51: Edward M. Gershfield
Social Catholicism, Marxism and Liberation Theology: From Antithesis to Coexistence, Coalescence and Synthesis pp. 52-74: Thomas O. Nitsch

Confucianism and the Economic Order of Taiwan pp. 3-53: Li‐teh Sun
The Treatment of Poverty in the Talmud pp. 54-59: Aharon Shapiro
Macroeconomic Relations in the Islamic Economic Order pp. 60-78: Masudul Alam Choudhury and A.N.M. Azizur Rahman

The Passage from Theology to Economics pp. 5-19: Arnold McKee
Hinduism and Economic Development in South Asia pp. 20-33: J.S. Uppal
Value Analysis in Talmudic Literature in the Light of Modern Economics pp. 34-52: Roman A. Ohrenstein
The Influence of Confucianism and Buddhism on Life‐Innovators in the Japanese Socio‐Economic Order pp. 53-63: Takatsugu Nato
Mormonism and the Socio‐Economic Order pp. 64-79: J. Kenneth Davies
A Christian Approach to Social Economics pp. 80-92: Calvin A. Kent

Corporate Management and Orthopraxis — Is Synergy Possible? pp. 7-19: Joseph A. Grau
The Ethics and Economics of Foreign Sales of US‐Made Military Weapons pp. 20-39: William J. Weida and Franklin L. Gertcher
Nuclear Warfare: The Psychological Effects and Their Impact on Moral Reasoning pp. 40-54: Robert Rizzo
The Dual Nature of the Nuclear Arms Quandary pp. 55-61: George F. Rohrlich
Defence Policy: Objectives, Weapons and Ethics pp. 62-67: Walt Schubert
Crime Trends — East and West pp. 68-76: Richard E. Peterson and K.K. Seo
Market Forces, Privatisation and Prisons: A Polar Case for Government Policy pp. 77-92: Brian A. Roper
Social Control of Pesticides — Some Health Effects pp. 93-97: Emiel W. Owens
Health Care Need, Economics and Social Justice pp. 98-116: Sherman T. Folland

Schumpeter's Theory of Economic Development and Social Change: Exposition and Assessment pp. 6-33: John E. Elliott
What is Social Economics? pp. 34-40: Kishor Thanawala
The Economist and Moral Values pp. 41-53: Leslie Armour
Economic Policy and the Lives of Contemplation, Civic Humanism, Collectivism and Individualism pp. 54-67: Michael Watts
Third World Rural Poverty: Field Observations and Solutions and Some Operating Principles for Religious Groups pp. 68-79: Anthony V. Catanese
The Brotherhood Ideal in Western Civilisation pp. 80-89: John H. Niedercorn and Barbara Lichman
Justice and the Social Economist: An Instrumentalist Interpretation pp. 90-103: Steven R. Hickerson
Utility Theory and Agrarian Societies pp. 104-117: John Gowdy
Natural Price and the Impartial Spectator: A New Perspective on Adam Smith as a Social Economist pp. 118-121: Jeffrey T. Young

German Political Economy: The History of an Alternative Economics pp. 2-248: Tomas Riha

Responses to Redundancy: Labour‐Market Experience, Domestic Organisation and Male Social Networks pp. 5-16: Lydia D. Morris
Women Managers: Work, Stress and Marriage pp. 17-25: Marilyn Davidson and Cary Cooper
Work, the Family and the Home: A More Egalitarian Future? pp. 26-35: Janet Finch
Work and Marriage in the Offshore Oil Industry pp. 36-47: David Clark, Kathryn McCann, Ken Morrice and Rex Taylor
Love and Work: Complementary Aspects of Personal Identity pp. 48-55: Diana Daniell
Some Reflections on the Seminar pp. 56-64: John Carlisle

The Political Economy of John Stuart Mill or, The Co‐existence of Orthodoxy, Heresy and Prophecy pp. 3-26: J. Ph. Platteau
Job Creation Schemes in Europe: A Review pp. 27-36: Léonce Bekemans
Economics of Information Technology pp. 37-53: B.C. Sullivan
The Economics of Penological Policy: The Restoration of Equilibrium in a Social Market pp. 54-76: Brian A. Roper