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Volume 59, issue 6, 2016

The Public Bank Movement: A Response to Local Economic Development and Infrastructure Needs in Three U.S. States pp. 461-479

Deborah M. Figart and Mariam Majd

Iceland’s New Constitution Is Not Solely a Local Concern pp. 480-490

Thorvaldur Gylfason

Another Road to Serfdom pp. 491-518

John Komlos

Barack Obama Reconsidered Again pp. 519-521

Mike Sharpe

Editorial Board EOV pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 59, issue 5, 2016

Letter from the Editor pp. 369-371

Jeff Madrick

Reinvigorate Apprenticeships in America to Expand Good Jobs and Reduce Inequality pp. 372-389

Robert Lerman

Making Apprenticeships Profitable for Firms and Apprentices: The Swiss Model pp. 390-404

Samuel Muehlemann

Apprenticeship in Canada: An Increasingly Viable Pathway? pp. 405-421

Morley Gunderson and Harry Krashinsky

The Growth of Apprenticeship in England: Doubts Beneath the Numbers pp. 422-433

Alison Fuller

Trafficking of Women and Girls for Sex Trade from Nepal to India pp. 434-458

Siddhartha Sarkar

Invest in Infrastructure pp. 459-460

Mike Sharpe

Volume 59, issue 4, 2016

Letter from the Editor pp. 261-264

Jeff Madrick

The U.S. Economy Can Grow Faster pp. 265-278

Josh Bivens

We’re Not Broke: America’s Real Spending Problem and How to Fix It pp. 279-297

Thomas L. Hungerford

‘The People’s Budget’: Analysis of the Congressional Progressive Caucus Budget for Fiscal Year 2017 pp. 298-326

Hunter Blair

Cyclical Misconceptions Driving Policy Mistakes: Keys to the Productivity Puzzle pp. 327-344

Anirvan Banerji and Lakshman Achuthan

The IMF’s Lost Influence in the 21st Century and Its Implications pp. 345-360

Mark Weisbrot

The National Economy and Mainstream Economics: A Sociologist’s Take on the Economy and Mainstream Economics pp. 361-365

Herbert J. Gans

Inferior People pp. 366-367

Mike Sharpe

Volume 59, issue 3, 2016

Letter from the Editor pp. 155-156

Jeff Madrick

Can We Develop Enough Skills for a Robust Manufacturing Industry? pp. 157-177

Robert Lerman

The Triple Challenge for Europe: The Economy, Climate Change, and Governance pp. 178-204

Jan Fagerberg, Staffan Laestadius and Ben Martin

“Keep It in the Ground.” The Paris Agreement and the Renewal of the Energy Economy: Toward an Alternative Future for Globalized Resource Policy? pp. 205-222

Roland Benedikter, Kjell Kühne, Ariane Benedikter and Giovanni Atzeni

Back to the Future of Economics pp. 223-233

James Cicarelli and Andy Kubis

The Second Ukrainian Transition: From Oligarch Economy to a Sustainable Development Model pp. 234-257

Pasquale Tridico and Iryna Zhak

Obama Reconsidered pp. 258-259

Mike Sharpe

Corrigendum pp. 260-260

The Editors

Volume 59, issue 2, 2016

Letter from the Editor pp. 63-64

Jeff Madrick

Innovative Enterprise or Sweatshop Economics?: In Search of Foundations of Economic Analysis pp. 65-114

William Lazonick

Does Full Employment Cause Inflation? pp. 115-119

William A. Douglas

The Future of Resources pp. 120-125

Roland Benedikter

Falling Short: The Roots of the Coming U.S. Retirement Crisis pp. 126-147

Charles Ellis, Alicia Munnell and Andrew Eschtruth

Reducing Economic Inequality: A Bottom-Up Approach pp. 148-152

Herbert J. Gans

The Decline of Unions, the Rise of Inequality pp. 153-154

Mike Sharpe

Volume 59, issue 1, 2016

Letter from the Editor pp. 1-3

Jeff Madrick

Income Inequality: The Public and the Partisan Divide pp. 4-11

Robert J. Blendon and John M. Benson

Keynes’s Early Work on Monetary Policy pp. 12-21

Eric Rauchway

Beyond Bancor pp. 22-34

Perry Mehrling

The End of Laissez-Faire, the End of History, and the Structure of Scientific Revolutions pp. 35-46

Ravi Kanbur

“Transhumanism”: A New Global Political Trend? pp. 47-59

Roland Benedikter and Katja Siepmann

The United States Past and Present: The Battle Between Private and Public Interests and What Might Happen in the Future pp. 60-61

Mike Sharpe

Volume 58, issue 6, 2015

Letter from the Editor pp. 475-476

The Editors

A Barbarous Relic: The Economic Consequences of the Euro pp. 477-491

Matthias Matthijs

Paper Entanglements: Why (and How) Keynes’s Ideas about Sovereign Debt Still Matter pp. 492-508

Stephen C. Nelson

From Theory to Policy? Keynes’s Distinction Between Apparatus of Thought and Apparatus of Action, with an Eye to the European Debt Crisis pp. 509-531

Anna Carabelli and Mario Cedrini

Economic Policies to Improve the Current State of the Brazilian Economy pp. 532-549

Philip Arestis and Fábio Terra

The Political Economy of Human Happiness pp. 550-559

Amitava Dutt

Living Through One-Third of U.S. History pp. 560-561

Mike Sharpe

Editorial Board EOV pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 58, issue 5, 2015

Letter from the Editor pp. 383-385

The Editors

Keynes and the World Economy Today pp. 386-397

Peter Temin and David Vines

Keynes’s Early Beliefs and Why They Still Matter pp. 398-412

Jonathan Kirshner

Controlling Capital Flows “At Both Ends”: A Neglected (but Newly Relevant) Keynesian Innovation from Bretton Woods pp. 413-427

Eric Helleiner

Why Does Creative Destruction No Longer Work? Proposing Actions for a Future with Reduced Employment pp. 428-438

Arvind Ashta

Who Does Warren Buffet Speak For? How America Came to Embrace the Low Road pp. 439-460

Oren M. Levin-Waldman

Chance Encounters: At War with the System pp. 461-473

Mike Sharpe

Volume 58, issue 4, 2015

Letter from the Editor pp. 285-286

Jeff Madrick

Expand Social Security Now pp. 287-302

Nancy J. Altman and Eric R. Kingson

Economic Policies and Growth Strategies after the Crisis: Different Approaches in the United States, Japan, and the EU pp. 303-325

Pasquale Tridico

Social Capital, Inequality, and Economic Crisis pp. 326-342

Thorvaldur Gylfason

The Ongoing Labor Market Depression pp. 343-360

Aaron Pacitti and Melissa Fichera

Reinterpreting the Ukraine Conflict: The Drive for Ethnic Subordination and Existential Enemies pp. 361-371

Robert H. Wade

The Rise and Fall of Neoliberal Capitalism pp. 372-379

Michael Meeropol

The World of Michal Kalecki pp. 380-382

Mike Sharpe

Volume 58, issue 3, 2015

Letter from the Editor pp. 195-196

Jeff Madrick

What the American Elite Won over the Past 35 Years and What All Other Americans Lost pp. 197-221

Jon Wisman and Aaron Pacitti

Making Free Trade Worker Friendly pp. 222-232

William A. Douglas

Time for Banking Reform pp. 233-240

Michael Cayton

High School Economics Texts and the American Economy pp. 241-250

Herbert J. Gans

The Rhetoric of McCloskey pp. 251-261

Phil Ryan

Seven Lessons about Child Poverty pp. 262-282

Clio Chang

A Bad Dream pp. 283-284

Mike Sharpe

Volume 58, issue 2, 2015

Letter from the Editor pp. 109-111

Jeff Madrick

What’s Wrong with Economics: A Discussion Between Paul Krugman and Jeff Madrick pp. 112-134

The Editors

After the Wall Fell: The Poor Balance Sheet of the Transition to Capitalism pp. 135-138

Branko Milanovic

The “Subpar” Recovery: A Long-standing Misunderstanding pp. 139-148

Anirvan Banerji and Lakshman Achuthan

Austerity Cannot Explain the Current UK Economic Growth pp. 149-159

Philip Arestis and Malcolm Sawyer

How Natural Is the Natural Rate of Unemployment? pp. 160-167

John Komlos

ComeuppanceTime? pp. 168-174

Peter A. Coclanis

A U.S. Program for Controlling Climate Change and Expanding Job Opportunities pp. 175-186

Jeremy Brecher

Kenneth Boulding Is Still Out Front pp. 187-192

Mike Sharpe

What’s in Store for Us? Part II pp. 193-193

Mike Sharpe

Erratum pp. 194-194

The Editors

Volume 58, issue 1, 2015

Letter from the Editor pp. 1-3

Jeff Madrick

High Priests and the Gospel of Anti-Corruption pp. 4-22

Janine R. Wedel

Buddhist Economics: An Enlightened Approach to the Dismal Science pp. 23-28

Clair Brown

Why the Minimum Wage Orthodoxy Reigns Supreme pp. 29-50

Oren M. Levin-Waldman

Inequality and the Business Cycle pp. 51-63

Howard Sherman and Paul Sherman

A Primer on the Export-Import Bank: Should It Continue? pp. 64-76

Bob Carbaugh

This Crisis Could Be Different: Lessons for the EU from Argentina pp. 77-104

Kristina Hille

What’s in Store for Us? pp. 105-107

Mike Sharpe