International Journal of Political Economy

1988 - 2024

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Editor's Introduction pp. 3-3: Mario Seccareccia
Toward a Theory of Global Regime Governance pp. 4-27: Anil Hira and Theodore H. Cohn
Participating in the Governance of Trade: The GATT, UNCTAD, and WTO pp. 28-42: Kathryn C. Lavelle
Emergence of the New Actors Within the World Trading System: Developing Countries and the Future of Multilateralism pp. 43-59: Anna Lanoszka
Just Say No!: The Negotiation of Investment Rules at the WTO pp. 60-83: Elizabeth Smythe
Global Governance and Civil Society Collective Action: The Challenge of Complex Transnationalism pp. 84-100: Jeffrey M. Ayres

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4: Mario Seccareccia
The North American Economies After NAFTA: A Critical Appraisal pp. 5-27: Robert Blecker
Economic Models and Economic Reality: North American Free Trade and the Predictions of Economists pp. 28-49: Jim Stanford
NAFTA: Lessons from an Uneven Integration pp. 50-71: Clemente Ruiz Durán
Balance of Payments Constraints on the Conduct of Independent Monetary Policies in a Globalized World: The NAFTA Experience pp. 72-89: Jane D'Arista
The Clash of Ideas: Neoclassical Trade Theory Versus Canadian Political Economy pp. 90-101: Mel Watkins

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-3: Mario Seccareccia
What Is Analytical Political Economy? pp. 4-16: Mark Setterfield
Post Walrasian Macro Policy and the Economics of Muddling Through pp. 17-35: David Colander
Thinking Outside the Walrasian Box pp. 36-46: William Gibson
On Post Walrasian Economics, Macroeconomic Policy, and Heterodox Economics pp. 47-67: Amitava Dutt
Post Walrasian Macroeconomics and Heterodoxy: Thinking Outside the Heterodox Box pp. 68-81: David Colander
Separate Identity or Post Walrasian Future: Whither Analytical Political Economy? pp. 82-86: Mark Setterfield

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-3: Mario Seccareccia
Dollarization, Rest in Peace pp. 4-20: Benjamin J. Cohen
Dollarization Out, Euroization In pp. 21-41: Louis-Philippe Rochon, Sergio Rossi and Sergio Rossi
Is It Possible to De-Dollarize?: The Case of Ecuador pp. 42-60: Kenneth Jameson
The Economics of Exchange Rates and the Dollarization Debate: The Case Against Extremes pp. 61-82: Thomas Palley
The Obsession of Credibility: A Historical Perspective on Full Dollarization and Currency Boards pp. 83-99: Jean-Francois Ponsot

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-3: Mario Seccareccia
Globalization, a Dangerous Obsession: Latin America in the Post-Washington Consensus Era pp. 4-21: Alcino Camara Neto and Matías Vernengo
Moving Beyond the Washington Consensus pp. 22-34: Jane D'Arista
Strengthening the Defenses of the Brazilian Economy Against External Vulnerability pp. 35-48: Fernando Cardim de Carvalho
Demystifying the Principles of Comparative Advantage: Implications for Developing Countries pp. 49-75: Jesus Felipe and Matías Vernengo
Brazil's Quasi-Stagnation and the Growth cum Foreign Savings Strategy pp. 76-102: Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira

Publisher's Note pp. 3-3: The Editors
Editor's Introduction: Heterodox Perspectives on Money and the State pp. 4-4: Mario Seccareccia
The Role of Money in Capitalism pp. 5-22: Jeffrey Y.F. Lau and John Smithin
State Money pp. 23-40: L. Randall Wray
Money Creation and the State: A Critical Assessment of Chartalism pp. 41-57: Claude Gnos and Louis-Philippe Rochon
Money, Taxes, Public Spending, and the State Within a Circuitist Perspective pp. 58-79: Hassan Bougrine and Mario Seccareccia
A Monetary Theory of Public Finance: The New Fiscal Orthodoxy: From Plummeting Deficits to Planned Fiscal Surpluses pp. 80-97: Alain Parguez

Guest Editors' Introduction: Neoliberal Threats to the Welfare State pp. 3-13: Alex E. Fernández Jilberto and André Mommen
The Social Policies of the Red-Green Alliance in Germany pp. 14-43: Martin Seeleib-Kaiser
Veto Players, Political Parties, and Welfare-State Retrenchment in Austria pp. 44-66: Herbert Obinger
Pro-Poor Policies in Egypt: Identification and Assessment pp. 67-96: Karima Korayem

Guest Editors' Introduction pp. 3-13: Regina Roth and Fred Moseley
General Commentary to Marx's Manuscript of Capital, Book 3 (1864/65) pp. 14-34: Manfred Müller, Jürgen Jungnickel, Barbara Lietz, Christel Sander and Artur Schnickmann
"Marx in Marx's Words"?: On Engels's Edition of the Main Manuscript of Book 3 of Capital pp. 35-78: Carl-Erich Vollgraf and Jürgen Jungnickel
What Was It Actually That Engels Published in the Years 1885 and 1894? On the Article by Carl-Erich Vollgraf and Jürgen Jungnickel Entitled "'Marx in Marx's Words'?"¹ pp. 79-82: Vitalii Vygodskii

The Political Economy of Neoliberalism in Brazil in the 1990s pp. 3-52: José Marcos N. Novelli and Andréia Galvão
Russia's Response to Globalization pp. 53-78: André Mommen

Guest Editors' Introduction pp. 3-11: Andréia Galvão and André Mommen
Adaptation of the American Democratic Party in an Era of Globalization pp. 12-32: Thomas R. Rochon and Ravi Roy
Neoliberal Transformation and Antiglobalization Politics in Canada: Transition, Consolidation, Resistance pp. 33-66: William K. Carroll and William Little
Argentina, or the Political Economy of Collapse pp. 67-88: Ronaldo Munck

Guest Editors' Introduction: The Social Impact of Economic Crisis in Latin America pp. 3-17: Marieke Riethof and Alex E. Fernández Jilberto
Structural Adjustment and the Impact on Income Distribution in Nicaragua pp. 18-43: Oscar Catalán Aravena
The Peruvian Labor Movement Under Authoritarian Neoliberalism: From Decline to Demise pp. 44-77: Giuseppe Solfrini
Populism and Labor Relations in Venezuela pp. 78-98: Lennart Bak

Guest Editors' Introduction: The Demise of Neoliberalism in Argentina pp. 3-10: José A. Tapia Granados and Martín Abeles
The Unemployed in the Popular Uprising of December, 2001: Report from Greater Buenos Aires pp. 11-23: The Editors
The Role of Foreign Debt in Capital Accumulation During the Era of Convertibility pp. 24-44: Matías Kulfas
The Economic Crisis Interpretations and Proposals pp. 45-56: Claudio Katz
Pueblada: The End of 2001 pp. 57-65: Julio C. Gambina
Notes from the End of an Era Pathways from the Crisis pp. 66-78: Daniel Campione
Crisis, Social Explosion, and Three Moments of Breaking with Representative Democracy in Argentina pp. 79-88: Gonzalo M. Rodríguez