International Journal of Political Economy

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Understanding the Transformation Process on the Relation between Values and Prices in Marxian Theory pp. 3-7: G. Carchedi
Some Aspects of the Value–Price Problem pp. 9-66: Paul Mattick
The Determination of Prices of Production pp. 67-86: Paolo Giussani
Author Index to, Volume 21 (Spring 1991–Winter 1991–92) pp. 87-88: The Editors

Introduction pp. 3-7: Koji Morioka
Structural Changes in Japanese Capitalism pp. 8-31: Koji Morioka
Taylorism and Fordism in Japan pp. 32-48: Tatsuo Naruse
Flexible Work Organization and Management Control in Japanese-style Management pp. 49-69: Keisuke Aoki
High-Technology Strategies and Regional Restructuring pp. 70-89: Kentaro Hayashi

Introduction pp. 3-6: León Bendesky
The United States and the Promotion of Democracy in Latin America pp. 7-25: Marcelo García Silva
Paradoxes in the Relations between the United States and Perú pp. 26-46: Laura Madalengoitia
The Financial Power of the United States in the 1980s pp. 47-66: Antonio Gutiérrez Pérez
México in United States Military Literature, 1949–1988 pp. 67-80: Sergio Aguayo Quezada

Introduction pp. 3-9: A. E. Fernández Jilberto
The Political Economy of Land Degradation in Costa Rica pp. 10-31: Jean Carrière
New Social Movements and Old Political Questions pp. 32-65: David Slater
Social Democracy in Latin America pp. 66-90: A. E. Fernández Jilberto

The Metamorphosis of Industrial Labor in Contemporary Capitalism pp. 3-13: Fred Manske and Harald Wolf
The Spread of the New Model of Production—A Halting Transformation of the Structures of Work pp. 14-41: Michael Schumann, Volker Baethge-Kinsky, Uwe Neumann and Roland Springer
The “New Rationalization”—New Demands on Industrial Sociology pp. 42-60: Norbert Altmann, Manfred Deiss, Volker Döhl and Dieter Sauer
The End of Taylorism—Or Its Transformation? pp. 61-78: Fred Manske
Is Mass Production Really Coming to an End? pp. 79-95: Gerhard Brandt
Index to pp. 96-98: The Editors

Introduction pp. 3-4: John W. Soule
The Political Economy of the 1990 Nicaraguan Elections pp. 5-33: Michael E. Conroy
The Economic Austerity Packages of 1988 and Their Impact on Public Opinion pp. 34-45: John W. Soule
The Sandinista Agrarian Reform: 1979–1990? pp. 46-68: Michael Zalkin
: Workers, Peasants, and Democracy on a Nicaraguan State Farm pp. 69-80: James Pfeiffer
Restructuring the Nicaraguan Economy pp. 81-96: William Gibson

Introduction pp. 3-7: Peter A. Hall and Víctor Pérez-Díaz
The Political Transition of the Francoist Cortes pp. 8-27: Angel José Sánchez-Navarro
The Legalization of the Spanish Communist Party pp. 28-44: Helena Varela-Guinot
Organizations versus Policy Makers pp. 45-61: Josu Mezo-Aranzibia
State Structure and Industrial Relations pp. 62-81: Pedro Luis Iriso
The Emergence of the Spanish Welfare State pp. 82-96: Ana Guillén

Introduction pp. 3-9: Martin Kronauer
The Foundations of Life (Nature) and the Maintenance of Life (Work) pp. 10-34: Elmar Altvater
How Industrial Workers See the Environment Problem pp. 35-50: Hartwig Heine and Rüdiger Maulz
On the Way toward an Industrial Society of Risk? pp. 51-69: Ulrich Beck
Nuclear Power and the French Economy pp. 70-98: Daniel Saint-James

Publisher’s Note pp. 2-2: The Editors
Introduction pp. 3-5: Paul Mattick
The “Depoliticization of the Economy” or the “Democratization of Politics”? pp. 6-31: Leo Panitch
The Socialist Experience in Greece pp. 32-55: Louis Lefeber
Toward a Mixed Socialist Economy pp. 56-77: Tadeusz Kowalik
The “March into Socialism”— pp. 78-90: Włodzimierz Brus
Index to pp. 91-92: The Editors

Introduction pp. 3-6: Kees Van Der Pijl
Ruling Classes, Hegemony, and the State System pp. 7-35: Kees Van Der Pijl
British Capitalism at the Crossroads pp. 36-75: Henk Overbeek
In Search of Hegemony pp. 76-101: Otta Holman

Introduction pp. 3-12: Richard B. Day
Neoconservative Economics: Theory and International Practice pp. 13-44: L. I. Piiasheva and B. S. Pinsker
Reaganomics pp. 44-97: The Editors

Introduction pp. 3-9: Fred Moseley
The Rate of Profit and the Organic Composition of Capital in the Post-War Long Wave pp. 10-32: Angelo Reati
Research on the Marxist Theory of Rate of Surplus Value and the Wage-earning Class (1896–1980) pp. 33-47: Jean-Claude Delaunay
The Decline of the Rate of Profit in the Postwar U.S. Economy pp. 48-66: Fred Moseley
Economic Growth, Profit, and Forms of Wage Incentives pp. 67-96: Irina Peaucelle and Pascal Petit