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Volume 59, issue 3, 2025

Ancient Tally Sticks Explain the Nature of Modern Government Money pp. 663-685

Robert M. Rosenswig

Karl Polanyi and the “International Inequality Thesis”: Expounding the Thomas Piketty Connection pp. 686-716

Emre Özçelik and Eyüp Özveren

Institutionalists on Power: Social Ontology and Intersectionality pp. 717-723

Beliza Borba de Almeida and William Waller

Representation of Financial Crises in Film, Media, and Popular Culture in Light of Veblen’s Views pp. 724-743

Anita Oğurlu and Gülenay Baş Dinar

John R. Commons, Reasonable Value, and Power: A Critique pp. 744-759

Jacob Powell

Why are Some Transactions Repugnant? Superseding the Utilitarian and the Deontological Explanations pp. 760-779

Elias L. Khalil

The Rhetoric of Praise, Blame, and Oracle in the Moral Persuasion of Political Economy pp. 780-797

Jerry Petersen

Economic Effects of a Job Guarantee Program for the Korean Economy (2010–2020): A Simulation Study pp. 798-831

Yongbok Jeon and Wonik Park

The Circular Economy Footprint on Human Development in the EU and the UK pp. 832-851

Mura Petru-Ovidiu and Liliana Eva Donath

The Self-Financing State: An Institutional Analysis of Government Expenditure, Revenue Collection and Debt Issuance Operations in the United Kingdom pp. 852-880

Andrew Berkeley, Josh Ryan-Collins, Richard Tye, Asker Voldsgaard and Neil Wilson

The Impact of Green-Credit Policy on Carbon Emission: Evidence from Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei Province pp. 881-893

Xueyao Wang, Guihu Wang and Ziheng Yu

Growing Differently: European Integration and Regional Cohesion pp. 894-912

Jan David Weber and Jan Schulz

Understanding How Prior Product Knowledge about NGP Goods Affects Post-Purchase Surveys: A Preliminary Investigation pp. 913-931

Olivier Mesly

Following the Light of the Sun: Humanity in the New (Work) World of AI pp. 932-939

Larry Wigger

Alexander Hamilton Utilized Britain’s Mercantile-Protectionism to Release an Epochal Non-Linear National Boon against the Workshop of the World: Great Britain pp. 940-956

Emir Phillips

Exploring the Role of Pluralism in Economics Education and Teaching: A Systematic Review pp. 957-979

Tanu Kathuria, Ruhee Mittal, Barkha Dhingra and Mahender Yadav

Property and Power pp. 980-985

Franklin Obeng-Odoom

The Road to Freedom: Economics and the Good Society pp. 986-989

Freddy Thomas

The Egyptian Economy in the Twenty-First Century: The Hard Road to Inclusive Prosperity pp. 990-993

Fatih Kırşanlı

The Wealth of a Nation: Institutional Foundations of English Capitalism pp. 994-997

Aden Quenemoen

Corrigendum pp. 998-999

The Editors

Volume 59, issue 2, 2025

The 2025 Veblen-Commons Award Recipient: Janice Peterson pp. 339-341

Alexandra Bernasek

The Policy Relevance of Institutional Economics: A Feminist Perspective pp. 342-360

Janice Peterson

The Employment Status of Platform Workers: The Brazilian Experience of Court’s Artificial Selection pp. 361-371

Rodrigo Constantino Jeronimo

The “Joy of Motherhood” as an Enabling Myth of Neoliberalism and Patriarchy pp. 372-380

Paula Cole and Valerie Kepner

The Corporate Capitalist Health Insurance Industry and America’s Mental Health Crisis pp. 381-391

Alexandra Bernasek and Teresa Perry

Will Generative AI Bring Change: Technological Disruption and Redistribution in the United States? pp. 392-399

Novica Supic and Kosta Josifidis

Role of Government in Changing Institutional Furniture for Firms in Digital Economy: Mixed Blessings from China pp. 400-407

Ricardo C. S. Siu

From Cowboy to Astronaut: How Can We Limit the Destructive Force of the Tech Leaders’ Vision of Competition? pp. 408-415

Jade Leroueil

Taming the Neoliberal Wild West: Imagining an Economically Democratic Future for Post-War Ukraine pp. 416-423

Anna Klimina

From Market to Transition Economics: The Institutional Road to Ecological Economics pp. 424-429

Lyubov Klapkiv and Faruk Ülgen

Carbon Tariff and Trade: Uneasy Partners in Climate Change pp. 430-437

Baban Hasnat

The Institutional Blind-Spot in the Green Transition: Market Incentives versus Command-and-Control pp. 438-444

Patrik Söderholm and Kristoffer Sundström

The Informal Economy: A Veblenian Perspective pp. 445-452

Xin Zhang and Luwei Zhao

Looking for Reasonableness within Twenty-First-Century Neoliberalism: Toward Avoiding the Spread of Fascist Values pp. 453-463

Felipe Almeida and Beliza Borba de Almeida

The Role of Social Capital in Institutional Change—On the Governance Mechanism of The Chinese Government pp. 464-470

Chuhan Guo and Ye Haitao

Supply Chain Resilience with a Push? FDI, Institutions, and Lessons from China’s Dairy Sector pp. 471-479

Daniela Robinson and Wilfred Dolfsma

Why has the Decline of Regional Industry Not Stopped in Japan? pp. 480-487

Masato Miyazaki

The Concept of Wei-Yu and Its Implication to the Absolutist-Relativist Debate of Institutionalism pp. 488-495

Shiyan Xu

Entrepreneurial Ecosystems for Social Impact: Challenges and Opportunities in Thailand pp. 496-507

Tonia Warnecke

Conservative Resistance to Monopoly Power and Environmental Legislation: U.S. Farmer Organizations and the Metaphorical State pp. 508-515

Ely Melchior Fair

The Role of Biofuels and the Global Biofuels Alliance in the Global Energy Transition pp. 516-525

Thomas J. Trebat

Some Milestones for an Evolutionary-Institutional Approach to the Circular Economy Transition pp. 526-533

Olivier Brette and Nathalie Lazaric

Oregon Trail: Labor and Housing as Essential Links in the Critical Materials Supply Chain pp. 534-541

Larry Wigger

Climate Change Policies and Their Social and Developmental Impacts: The Case of Brazil pp. 542-549

Carlos Aguiar de Medeiros and Nicholas Trebat

China’s Global Energy Projects and Finance pp. 550-561

Alicia Girón

Africa’s Energy Future: Can China’s Investments Deliver a Just Transition? pp. 562-577

Alicia Girón and Andrea Reyes

Consensual Servitude and Virtual Property pp. 578-591

Antoon Spithoven

John R. Commons and Irving Fisher: Contrasting Methodologies but Allies in Policy Reform pp. 592-598

Robert Dimand

Interest Rate Swaps: Stylized Facts and Behavioral Dynamics pp. 599-608

Tanweer Akram and Khawaja Mamun

The Effect of Urban Population Density on Economic Corruption pp. 609-618

Rafed Amin Al-Huq

Prior Product Knowledge Bias about NGP Goods Affects Post-Purchase Surveys pp. 619-637

Olivier Mesly

Humor, Gossip, and Other Possibly Invidious Forms of Communication (“Me Too”) pp. 638-645

Wilfred Dolfsma

Response to Pressman’s Review Article “What’s Sex Got to Do with It?” pp. 646-649

Jon Wisman

Blackdom, New Mexico: The Significance of the Afro-Frontier, 1900-1930 pp. 650-651

Richard V. Adkisson

Routledge Handbook of Macroeconomic Methodology pp. 652-659

Phil Armstrong

Crimes Against Nature: Capitalism and Global Heating pp. 660-662

Ning Zhang

Volume 59, issue 1, 2025

Karl Polanyi in Sri Lanka: Odious Debt and Corrupted Capitalism pp. 1-16

Kanchana N. Ruwanpura

Bella Ciao and Women: A War for the Meaning of Motherhood in Italy pp. 17-28

Cibele De Biasi and Felipe Almeida

Thorstein Veblen and W. E. B. Du Bois’ Critiques of the Antebellum South: Merging Divergent Approaches pp. 29-42

Raphael Sassower

Orthodoxy as Pillar AND Pariah? The Ambiguous Relationship Between International Political Economy and Heterodox Economics pp. 43-70

Grégory Vanel

Economic Hegemony and the Institutionalization of Law-Infringement pp. 71-85

Clotilde Champeyrache

The Political Economy of COVID-19: Are We Closer to a Post-Growth World? pp. 86-102

Theofanis Papageorgiou and Yorgos Pisinas

An Innovative Framework for Enhancing Consumer Expectations Surveys through Market and Personal Indicators pp. 103-123

Olivier Mesly

The Seven Debtly Sins: An Institutionalist Explanation of Why Consumer Debt Levels are So High pp. 124-139

Robert Scott and Steven Pressman

Consumer Information and the Cybernetic Control of Markets: A Model Explored in the Beauty Market pp. 140-165

Hannah Bensussan

Analytical Framework for Sovereign Money? Some Insight from the 100% Money Literature pp. 166-184

Samuel Demeulemeester

Critique of Liquidity: Property and Persona are the Philosopher’s Stones in the Alchemy of Liquidity pp. 185-206

Jongchul Kim

Will Bitcoin Incarnate Satoshi Nakamoto’s Vision of Depoliticized Money? pp. 207-232

Emir Phillips

Monetary Innovations by China to Actively Promote the Internationalization of the Renminbi pp. 233-253

Jean-François Ponsot and Clément Berthou

Does Microfinance Empower Women Artisans? Evidence from the Indian Artisan Sector pp. 254-266

Ankit Biswal and Pramod Kumar Mishra

Financial Inclusion and Performance of Self-Help Group in India: A Comparative Study Across Banking Agencies pp. 267-281

Anand Pandey, R. Murugesan, Hippu Salk Kristle Nathan and Badri G. Narayanan

Corporate Ownership and Trajectories: Fields as the Political-Cultural Control of Business pp. 282-303

Mario Sacomano Neto, Silvio Eduardo Alvarez Candido, Julio Cesar Donadone, Herick Fernando Moralles and Marcelo José do Carmo

The Electricity Market’s Design: An Unnecessarily Distorting and Costly Mechanism to Overcome pp. 304-323

Joaquim Vergés-Jaime

The Political Economy of Transnational Power and Production: Mexico’s Metamorphosis 1982–2022 pp. 324-330

Devin T. Rafferty

Political Economy of Artificial Intelligence: Critical Reflections on Big Data Market, Economic Development and Data Society pp. 331-334

Deni Bagas Pradana, Muh Suardi IhsanD and Fajar Munichputranto

The Economy of Saudi Arabia in the 21st Century: Realities and Prospects pp. 335-338

Fatih Kırşanlı