International Journal of Political Economy

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Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4: Mario Seccareccia
Could Be Raining pp. 5-30: Riccardo Bellofiore and Joseph Halevi
Lies and Truth About the Financial Crisis in the Eurozone pp. 31-55: Alain Parguez
Germany and the European and Global Crises pp. 56-86: Sergio Cesaratto and Antonella Stirati
A "United States of Europe" or Full Exit from the Euro? pp. 87-102: Marshall Auerback
Author Index to pp. 103-104: The Editors

Changes in Central Bank Procedures During the Subprime Crisis and Their Repercussions on Monetary Theory pp. 3-23: Marc Lavoie
Fiscal Policy: The Wrench in the New Economic Consensus pp. 24-44: Pavlina Tcherneva
Excessive Liquidity and Bank Lending in China pp. 45-63: Xinhua Liu and L. Randall Wray
Portfolio Shifts, Asset Price Declines, and Liquidity Lock pp. 64-80: William Van Lear
Banco del Sur and the Need for Downstream Linkages pp. 81-99: Wesley Marshall

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4: Mario Seccareccia
Has "It" Happened Again? pp. 5-9: Louis-Philippe Rochon and Sergio Rossi
Minsky, Keynes, and Financial Instability pp. 10-25: Elisabetta De Antoni
From 2009 to 1929 pp. 26-40: Ludovic Desmedt, Pierre Piégay and Christine Sinapi
The Current Financial Crisis, Monetary Policy, and Minsky's Structural Instability Hypothesis pp. 41-57: Domenica Tropeano
The Financial Crisis, Its Economic Consequences, and How to Get Out of It pp. 58-69: Angel Asensio and Dany Lang
Financial Fragility, the Minskian Triad, and Economic Dynamics pp. 70-82: Piero Ferri and AnnaMaria Variato

Inequality-Led Financial Instability pp. 3-27: Fadhel Kaboub, Zdravka Todorova and Luisa Fernandez
Interdependency, Decoupling, and Dependency pp. 28-53: Yan Liang
Exploring the Sustainability of the Chinese Growth Model in Light of Some Key Structural Characteristics pp. 54-92: Arslan Razmi
Hegemony and Seigniorage pp. 93-130: Maria Ivanova

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4: Mario Seccareccia
Financing Development pp. 5-24: Fernando Cardim de Carvalho
An Alternative View of Finance, Saving, Deficits, and Liquidity pp. 25-43: L. Randall Wray
Financing Development pp. 44-65: Hassan Bougrine and Mario Seccareccia
Financial Constraints on Economic Growth in the Maghreb Countries pp. 66-85: Mehdi Guirat and Corinne Pastoret
Remittances: Political Economy and Developmental Implications pp. 86-106: Ilene Grabel
Author Index to pp. 107-108: The Editors

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4: Mario Seccareccia
Revisiting Development in the Twenty-First Century pp. 5-21: Ignacy Sachs
Keynes and Sustainable Development pp. 22-38: Eric Berr
Mobilizing Domestic Resources pp. 39-57: Jan Kregel
Why Foreign Savings Fail to Cause Growth pp. 58-76: Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira and Paulo Gala
Mexico's Economic Prospects Reconsidered pp. 77-93: Julio G.

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4: Mario Seccareccia
Too Big to Bail: The "Paulson Put," Presidential Politics, and the Global Financial Meltdown pp. 5-45: Thomas Ferguson and Robert Johnson
Asset Bubbles, Debt Deflation, and Global Imbalances pp. 46-69: Robert Guttmann
The United States Financial Crisis and Its NAFTA Linkages pp. 70-99: Eugenia Correa and Mario Seccareccia

Too Big to Bail: The "Paulson Put," Presidential Politics, and the Global Financial Meltdown pp. 3-34: Thomas Ferguson and Robert Johnson
The Role of the State and Harrod's pp. 35-57: Jamee Moudud
Expectation, Financing, and Payment of Nonmarket Production pp. 58-80: Jean-Marie Harribey
The Nature of Government Finance in Brazil pp. 81-104: Felipe Rezende

Editor's Introduction: Financial Flows and Exchange Rate Movement in the Global Economy pp. 3-4: Mario Seccareccia
Insuring Against Private Capital Flows: Is It Worth the Premium? What Are the Alternatives? pp. 5-30: Jörg Bibow
Has Capital Account Liberalization in Latin American Countries Led to Higher and More Stable Capital Inflows? pp. 31-63: Jesus Ferreiro, Eugenia Correa and Carmen Gomez
The Decline of the Exchange Rate Pass-Through in Brazil: Explaining the "Fear of Floating" pp. 64-79: Carlos da Silva and Matías Vernengo
The Effects of External Capital Flows on Developing Countries: Financial Instability or "Wrong" Prices? pp. 80-102: Noemi Orlik
Author Index to Volume 37 (Spring 2008-Winter 2008-9) pp. 103-104: The Editors

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4: Mario Seccareccia
The Search for a New Developmental State pp. 5-26: Jamee Moudud and Karl Botchway
The Concept and Evolution of the Developmental State pp. 27-53: Esteban Perez Caldentey
Toward a New Developmental Paradigm for Latin America pp. 54-81: Ignacio Perrotini, Juan Vázquez and Blanca Avendaño
What Is New and What Is Left of the Economic Policies of the New Left Governments of Latin America? pp. 82-108: Juan Carlos Moreno-Brid and Igor Paunovic

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4: Mario Seccareccia
The Political Economy of Interest-Rate Setting, Inflation, and Income Distribution pp. 5-25: Louis-Philippe Rochon and Mark Setterfield
The Rate of Interest, Monetary Policy, and the Concept of "Thrift" pp. 26-48: John Smithin
What Did the Fed Do When Inflation Died?: An Empirical Investigation pp. 49-70: Olivier Giovannoni
Equity Returns and Monetary Policy pp. 71-81: H. Atesoglu
Basel II and the Political Economy of Banking Regulation-Monetary Policy Interaction pp. 82-106: Peter Docherty

Using Minsky's Cushions of Safety to Analyze the Crisis in the U. S. Subprime Mortgage Market pp. 3-23: Jan Kregel
The World Bank: Development Agency, Credit Union, or Institutional Dinosaur? pp. 24-49: Chee Chan
The Shrinking Gains from Global Trade Liberalization in Computable General Equilibrium Models: A Critical Assessment pp. 50-77: Frank Ackerman and Kevin Gallagher
Expanding the Boundaries of the Economics of Crime pp. 78-100: Steven Pressman