International Journal of Social Economics

1974 - 2024

Current editor(s): Professor Terence Garrett

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Social Economics and Values pp. 5-19: Arnold F. McKee
Economic Man, Socio‐economic Man andHomo‐economicus Humanus pp. 20-49: Thomas O. Nitsch
Economic Planning in a Mixed Economy: The Indian Experience pp. 50-62: J.S. Uppal
Malthusian Paradigm and the Issue of Compulsion in Family Planning pp. 63-71: Vasant P. Pethe
Regulation of Transnational Corporations (TNCs) by Host Developing Countries (HDCs) pp. 72-89: Neil Dias Karunaratne
Delay as a Rationing Device pp. 90-104: Roger A. Bowles
Aspects of Economic and Social Policies in Integrated Economies pp. 105-124: Anastasios Malliaris
The Household Income Distribution of Disabled People in the UK pp. 125-138: Yvonne Brittan
Wages and Employment: Some Analytical Aspects of Income Distribution Policies in Less Developed Countries pp. 139-154: Somnath Sen
ELL (The Equivalent Length of Life); or, Another Attempt at Measuring Development pp. 155-166: Jacques Silber

The Resource Costs of Global Poverty pp. 3-35: Vincent Ferraro, Elizabeth Doherty and Barbara Cassani

Leon Walras: The Pure Scientist versus the Social Reformer pp. 3-40: Anghel N. Rugina

The Theory of Bargaining and Strike Activity pp. 3-31: David Sapsford
Industrial Training in Canada: An International Perspective pp. 32-49: Klaus Weiermair
The Economics of Decision Making in the Social Services pp. 50-65: Kenneth Lee

Economic Synthesis: A Review of the Work of Boris Ischboldin pp. 8-13: John A. Sharp
On Being Responsibly out of One's Sociological Depth pp. 14-23: James R. Kelley
A Century of Human Capital Development by On‐the‐Job Training pp. 24-41: Paul Bolino
Toward Qualitative Economic Analysis pp. 42-49: Desider Vikor
Some Remarks on Accounting pp. 50-55: Erich E. Kosiol
The Kibbutz: An Applied Socio‐economic Experiment pp. 56-59: Joseph Chary
Education and Economic Synthesis pp. 60-62: Alexandra Teploff
Structural Changes in United States Foreign Trade in the 1970s pp. 63-69: Beverly Kitching
The Federal Reserve System Furnished the Money for World War II pp. 70-72: Beverly Kitching
Heinrich Pesch's Solidarism and Boris Ischboldin's Scientific Reformism pp. 73-86: Rupert J. Ederer
A Yearning for Synthesis: Organic Thought since 1945 pp. 87-111: John Haag
Kriterien einer soziologischen Führertypologie pp. 112-116: Johannes Stemmler
The Long‐Wave Cycles and Re‐industrialisation pp. 117-123: Ghalib M. Baqir

The Social Economics of Karl Polanyi pp. 3-20: J. Ron Stanfield
Welfare as Work's Handmaiden pp. 21-30: D. Macarov
Some Socio‐Economic Determinants of Alcohol Consumption: A Research Note pp. 31-35: Paul Duncan Kitchin

The Role of Economics and Ethics in Civilisation and Progress pp. 1-20: John Conway O'Brien
Inflation: The Moral‐Behavioural Aspect pp. 21-30: Arnold F. McKee
The Artist's Perception of the Typical Businessman: Selfish, Greedy, Conniving and Thoroughly Amoral pp. 31-39: R.F. O'Neil
Solidarity: From Dogma to Economic System: Juan Donoso Cortes and Heinrich Pesch, S.J pp. 40-49: Rupert J. Ederer
The Economic Consequences of Altruism pp. 50-69: Walter W. Haines
Exchange Value in the Value Hierarchy pp. 70-84: Peter L. Danner
Ethics and the Capitalist‐Liberal Organisation: Implications for a Social Economy in the United States pp. 85-99: James W. Evans

Social Economics: A Budding Scientific Research Programme? pp. 3-25: R.J. Stephens
The Economist's Quandary: Ethical Values pp. 26-46: John Conway O'Brien
Malthus Revisited — Population, Poverty and Pollution pp. 47-61: Priyatosh Maitra

What is the Alternative for the West? Neither Capitalism nor Socialism but “Social Liberalism” pp. 3-46: Anghel N. Rugina

Disincentives to Work under the UK Industrial Injuries Scheme pp. 341-352: N.A. Doherty
The Structure of Unemployment in Britain pp. 353-365: Chris Pond
The Pareto Optimum: Reconcilable with Social Thought? pp. 366-375: Arnold F. McKee
Theoretical Approaches to Segmented Labour Markets pp. 376-411: Raymond Loveridge and Albert Mok

On the History of Social Economics: the British Contribution pp. 241-259: M.A. Lutz
The Estimation of Costs and Effectiveness of Community — Based Family Planning Services pp. 260-272: Ann Chamberlain
Comprehensive versus Piecemeal Approaches to Environmental Control pp. 274-285: Julian Lowe and David Lewis
Industrial Democracy, Economic Democracy, and the Ownership of British Industry: Scenarios for the 1980s pp. 286-295: Norman H. Cuthbert and Richard Dobbins
Research Note: Stoppage of Work Incidence in the United Kingdom, 1913 –1977 pp. 296-300: S.S. Creigh

The Need for Anti‐Discrimination Policies in the Labour Market pp. 169-178: Barrie O. Pettman
Wages Councils, The Equal Pay Act and Retail Distribution pp. 179-193: Olive Robinson and John Wallace
Racial Minority Group Unemployment: Trends and Characteristics pp. 194-205: Brian Showler
Religious Discrimination and Disadvantage in the Northern Ireland Labour Market pp. 206-223: Robert D. Osborne
Age Limits on Job Vacancies pp. 224-237: James Jolly, Stephen Creigh and Alan Mingay

The Structure of Labour Markets, Minority Workers and Equal Employment Opportunity Legislation pp. 95-121: H.C. Jain and Peter Sloane
The Sources of Economic Power pp. 122-131: B. Burkitt
Early Education, Ability and Earning Capacity pp. 132-136: George Psacharopoulos and P. Wiles
Values and Modes of Rationality in Economic Science pp. 137-148: Jon Wisman
A Note on Some Socio‐Economic Perspectives on the Quality of Working Life pp. 149-150: David Macarov

Political Advertising and the Growth of Social Welfare Expenditures pp. 60-92: Ken Judge and Roger Hampson

The Natural History of Humanity: Past, Present and Future pp. 3-12: Tom Stonier
Developments in Microelectronics Technology and the Economics of the Semiconductor Industry pp. 13-23: John Monk
Technology and Employment: The Prospects to 1990 pp. 24-36: Peter Thornton and Verner Wheelock
Necessary and Contingent Aspects of Technical Practice pp. 37-46: Tom Kitwood
Microelectronics and Policy: Who's Running the Revolution? pp. 47-54: Russell Moseley