International Journal of Political Economy

1988 - 2024

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Editor’s Introduction pp. 249-249: Mario Seccareccia
A Feminist Political-Economy Narrative Against Austerity pp. 250-259: Antonella Picchio
Budgetary Impact of Social Security Privatization: Women Doubly Unprotected pp. 260-276: Eugenia Correa
Growing Informality, Gender Equality and the Role of Fiscal Policy in the Face of the Current Economic Crisis: Evidence from the Indian Economy pp. 277-295: Shakuntala Das
Women and Investment: The Role of Fiscal Policy pp. 296-310: Joëlle Leclaire
Elasticity and Discipline in the Global Swap Network pp. 311-324: Perry Mehrling
Do the International Monetary and Financial Systems Need More Than Short-Term Cosmetic Reforms? pp. 325-340: Lino Sau

The Real Effects of a Euro Exit: Lessons from the Past pp. 161-173: Riccardo Realfonzo and Angelantonio Viscione
European Crisis: A New Tale of Center–Periphery Relations in the World of Financial Liberalization/Globalization? pp. 174-195: Arturo O’Connell
Financial–Real-Side Interactions in an Extended Monetary Circuit with Shadow Banking: Loving or Dangerous Hugs? pp. 196-227: Alberto Botta, Eugenio Caverzasi and Daniele Tori
Trade Liberalization and Economic Development: A Critical Review pp. 228-247: Kalim Siddiqui

Neoliberal Managerial Capitalism pp. 71-89: Gérard Duménil and Dominique Lévy
When Managerial Capitalism Embraced Shareholder-Value Ideology pp. 90-99: William Lazonick
A Reply to William Lazonick’s Comment on our “Neoliberal Managerial Capitalism: Another Reading of the Piketty, Saez, and Zucman Data” pp. 100-104: Gérard Duménil and Dominique Lévy
Piketty and Marginal Productivity Theory pp. 105-120: Fred Moseley
Connecting Patterns of Technical Change and Income Inequality pp. 121-141: Luis Villanueva
Balance of Payments or Monetary Sovereignty? In Search of the EMU’s Original Sin pp. 142-156: Sergio Cesaratto
The Eurozone Crisis: A Balance-of-Payments Problem or a Crisis Due to a Flawed Monetary Design? pp. 157-160: Marc Lavoie

Understanding the Eurozone and its Current Structural Crisis pp. 1-2: Mario Seccareccia
The Eurozone: Similarities to and Differences from Keynes’s Plan pp. 3-17: Marc Lavoie
The Euro: A Chartalist Critique pp. 18-31: Bill Lucarelli
“Déjà vu” History: The European Crisis and Lessons from Latin America through the Glass of Financialization and Austerity Measures pp. 32-50: Alicia Girón and Marcia Solorza
The Euro: An International Invoicing Currency? pp. 51-70: Adrien Faudot

Celso Furtado and Development Theory pp. 3-6: Mario Seccareccia and Eugenia Correa
Celso Furtado: The Struggles of an Economist pp. 7-14: Rosa Freire d’Aguiar
The Origins of Developmentalist Theory pp. 15-32: James M. Cypher
Development and Inequality pp. 33-43: José Déniz Espinós
Furtado’s “Economic Growth of Brazil” pp. 44-62: Ricardo Bielschowsky
Manufacturing, Industry and Growth in Mexico pp. 63-81: Gregorio Vidal
A Conception of the World in Celso Furtado pp. 82-95: Marcos Costa Lima

Editor’s Note pp. 3-3: Mario Seccareccia
The Triumph of the Rentier? Thomas Piketty vs. Luigi Pasinetti and John Maynard Keynes pp. 4-17: Lance Taylor
Comment: Lance Taylor on Thomas Piketty’s World as Seen Through the Eyes of Maynard Keynes and Luigi Pasinetti pp. 18-25: Geoffrey Harcourt
On the Causes of Growing Inequality: Piketty, Pasinetti and Taylor pp. 26-34: Edward J. Nell
Piketty Versus Pasinetti: A Comment on Taylor pp. 35-43: Nadia Garbellini and Ariel Wirkierman
Modeling Distribution and Growth: Replies to Garbellini and Wirkierman, Harcourt, and Nell pp. 44-54: Lance Taylor
Capitalism, Inequality, and Globalization: Thomas Piketty’s Capital in the Twenty-First Century pp. 55-69: Prabhat Patnaik
The Future of Economics in a Lakatos–Bourdieu Framework pp. 70-93: Arne Heise
Is Freshwater Skepticism on Fiscal Multipliers Rooted in Theory? pp. 94-107: Tony Myatt and Brian MacLean

Editor’s Introduction pp. 3-4: Mario Seccareccia
The Mexican and U.S. Economies After Twenty Years of NAFTA pp. 5-26: Robert Blecker
Crisis, NAFTA, and International Migration pp. 27-46: Rodolfo García Zamora
Mexico’s Financial Reforms pp. 47-60: Eugenia Correa
Inequality After NAFTA pp. 61-81: James K. Galbraith
Economic Integration and Energy in Mexico, Before and After NAFTA pp. 82-99: Alejandro Alvarez Béjar
The “Depoliticization” of Trade Disputes in the North American Region pp. 100-115: Stephen McBride and Hepzibah Muñoz Martinez

Editor's Note pp. 3-3: Mario Seccareccia
Varieties of Keynesianism pp. 4-19: Duncan Foley
Foley's Follies pp. 20-26: Paul Davidson
Foley on Keynes pp. 27-33: Servaas Storm
Comment on Foley pp. 34-37: Lance Taylor
Reply to Paul Davidson, Servaas Storm, and Lance Taylor pp. 38-42: Duncan Foley
Macrofinancial Risks and Liquidity Preference pp. 43-64: Marcelo Milan
Macroeconomics for Development in Latin America and the Caribbean pp. 65-91: Esteban Perez Caldentey and Daniel Titelman
Credit, Production, and Wages in Thorstein Veblen's Economic Thought pp. 92-109: Guglielmo Davanzati