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Volume 38, issue 4, 2004

Embedded Economies, Democracy, and the Public Interest pp. 893-907

Dell P. Champlin and Janet T. Knoedler

Designing an Environmental Mitigation Banking Institution for Linking the Size of Economic Activity to Environmental Capacity pp. 909-937

Khalid Saeed

Deeply Rooted Traditions and the Will to Change—Problematic Conflicts in Three Swedish Health Care Organizations pp. 939-952

Björn Broström and Sven Siverbo

On Operationalisms and Economics pp. 953-968

D. Wade Hands

Veblen and Sweezy on Monopoly Capital, Crises, Conflict, and the State pp. 969-987

Phillip Anthony O’Hara and Howard Jay Sherman

Katharine Coman: America’s First Woman Institutional Economist and a Champion of Education for Citizenship pp. 989-1002

Gerald F. Vaughn

An Evaluation of the Role of the State and Property Rights in Douglass North’s Analysis pp. 1003-1020

Ronaldo Fiani

Fear Prudence: Hobbes and Williamson on the Morality of Contracting pp. 1021-1036

Robin Holt

The Russian Obshchina as an Economic Institution pp. 1037-1039

Vincent Barnett

On Universal versus Specific Categories of Network Capitalism: A Reply to V. Barnett’s Note pp. 1040-1046

Anton Oleinik

Dewey and Ayres, Webb and DeGregori: At Odds over Technical Terms pp. 1047-1055

Baldwin Ranson

Reply to Baldwin Ranson: New Continua Are Not a Substitute for Deweyan Inquiry pp. 1056-1060

James Webb

More than Definitions: Real Differences That Matter pp. 1061-1066

Thomas R. DeGregori

Outcomes Assessment in Trade Policy Analysis: A Note on the Welfare Propositions of the “Gains from Trade” pp. 1067-1073

Kenneth Reinert

An Analysis and Comparison of Wheat Production Competitiveness between China and the USA pp. 1074-1082

Hu Xiaoping, Tu Wentao and Fang Xingming

Institutions and Land Use Conflicts pp. 1083-1084

Gerald F. Vaughn

The Economic Dynamics of Environmental Law pp. 1085-1087

Kurt Stephenson

The Decline of U.S. Labor Unions and the Role of Trade; Can Labor Standards Improve under Globalization? pp. 1087-1091

Dell Champlin

Economics, Bureaucracy, and Race: How Keynesians Misguided the War on Poverty pp. 1091-1094

L. Randall Wray

Globalisation, Social Capital, and Inequality: Contested Concepts, Contested Experiences pp. 1094-1096

Irene van Staveren

Money, Finance, and Capitalist Development pp. 1097-1098

Charles J. Whalen

The Revival of Laissez-Faire in American Macroeconomic Theory: A Case Study of the Pioneers pp. 1099-1101

Rick Tilman

Rio plus Ten: Politics, Poverty, and Environment pp. 1101-1103

Tara Natarajan

Corporate Governance and Capital Flows in a Global Economy pp. 1104-1106

Daniel T. Ostas

Careful Economics: Integrating Caring Activities and Economic Science pp. 1106-1108

Dipankar Purkayastha

Economics as Ideology: Keynes, Laski, Hayek, and the Creation of Contemporary Politics pp. 1108-1112

David Hamilton

The Theory of the Individual in Economics: Identity and Value pp. 1112-1114

William Waller

How to Reduce Unemployment in Europe pp. 1114-1118

Wolfram Elsner

Index Volume XXXVIII–2004 pp. 1119-1125

The Editors

In memeory pp. 1127-1127

The Editors

Volume 38, issue 3, 2004

Evolutionary Game Theory and Thorstein Veblen’s Evolutionary Economics: Is EGT Veblenian? pp. 585-610

Mauricio Villena and Marcelo Villena

Keeping Labor Productive: Veblen’s Notion of Reserve Capacity and Procyclical Productivity Analysis pp. 611-627

Robert M. Lajeunesse

Evolving Technologies and Market Structures: Schumpeterian Gales of Creative Destruction and the United Kingdom Internet Service Providers’ Market pp. 629-657

Michèle Javary

Rural Entrepreneurs in Russia and the Ukraine: Origins, Motivations, and Institutional Change pp. 659-681

Christos Kalantaridis and Lois Labrianidis

The French System of Direct and Indirect Family Transfers and the Principles of Justice pp. 683-713

Ai-Thu Dang and Jean-Marie Monnier

A Modest Proposal for Institutional Economics pp. 715-745

Kenneth L. Avio

To Be a Heterodox Economist: The Contested Landscape of American Economics, 1960s and 1970s pp. 747-763

Frederic Lee

John Rae and Thorstein Veblen pp. 765-786

Blake Alcott

Adam Smith, Allyn Young, and the Division of Labor pp. 787-805

Ramesh Chandra

Megacorporate Globalization at Bay: The Interrelation of David Korten with Institutional Economics pp. 807-829

Richard L. Brinkman

Response to Richard Brinkman pp. 831-834

David C. Korten

Rejoinder to David C. Korten pp. 835-838

Richard L. Brinkman

Suggestions to Effectuate a Multiparadigmatic Approach to the Teaching of Principles of Economics pp. 839-842

Jack Reardon

“Suggestions to Effectuate a Multiparadigmatic Approach to the Teaching of Principles of Economics” A Reply pp. 843-845

Janet T. Knoedler and Daniel A. Underwood

A Resource to Evaluate Welfare Reform: The Survey of Program Dynamics (SPD) pp. 846-853

John Hisnanick

Institutional Analysis and Economic Policy pp. 855-857

Charles G. Leathers

Reorienting Economics pp. 857-861

Paul D. Bush

Complex Systems Theory and Development Practice pp. 861-862

John Harvey

Naming the System: Inequality and Work in the Global Economy pp. 863-865

William M. Dugger

The Persistence of Poverty in the United States pp. 865-868

Roberto Pedace

The Yo-Yo Yen and the Future of the Japanese Economy pp. 868-871

David Zalewski

World Financial Orders: An Historical International Political Economy pp. 871-873

Amber Casolari

The Perilous Road to the Market–The Political Economy of Reform in Russia, India, and China pp. 873-875

Jack Reardon

Machine Dreams: Economics Becomes a Cyborg Science pp. 875-877

John Hisnanick

Capital Flows and Crises pp. 878-880

Christopher J. Niggle

The Crisis in Economics: The Post-Autistic Economics Movement: The First 600 Days pp. 880-882

Frederic Lee

Books Received pp. 883-892

The Editors

Volume 38, issue 2, 2004

The 2004 Veblen-Commons Award Recipient: Howard J. Sherman pp. 311-314

Robert Pollin

Political Economy of Evolution: Remarks upon Receiving the Veblen-Commons Award pp. 315-325

Howard J. Sherman

Thorstein Veblen, Ty Cobb, and the Evolution of an Institution pp. 326-337

James Peach

The Clarence Ayres Memorial Lecture: An Institutionalist Reconstruction of Culture pp. 339-352

Bruce R. McFarling

Who Should Control the Firm? Insights from New and Original Institutional Economics pp. 353-361

John Groenewegen

Governance and the legitimacy of Corporate Power: A Path for Convergence of Heterodox Economics? pp. 363-370

James Ronald Stanfield and Michael C. Carroll

Old Habits Die Hard:Path Dependency and Behavioral Lock-in pp. 371-377

William Barnes, Myles Gartland and Martin Stack

Veblen’s Theories of “Latecomer Advantage” and “The Machine Process”: Relevancy for Flexible Production pp. 379-388

Terutomo Ozawa

The Appearance of Impairment: Veblen and Goodwill-Financed Mergers pp. 389-395

Eric R. Hake

and Veblen’s Neglected Theory of Corporation Finance pp. 397-403

William T. Ganley

Shifting Risk: The Divorce of Risk from Reward in American Capitalism pp. 405-412

Robert Prasch

Cultural Contradictions of Global Capitalism pp. 413-420

Phillip Anthony O’Hara

The Stem Cell Debate: A Veblenian Perspective pp. 421-428

Thomas Kemp

A Utilitarian Twist? Performance Measurement in the English National Health Service pp. 429-437

Robert McMaster

Health or Wealth Security? Public Policy Priorities in the New Millennium pp. 439-447

David A. Zalewski

An Institutionalist Critique of the Bush Administration’s Energy Policy pp. 449-457

Jack Reardon

Ceremonialism, Intellectual Property Rights, and Innovative Activity pp. 459-466

Richard V. Adkisson

Open Source Software, the Wrongs of Copyright, and the Rise of Technology pp. 467-474

Terrel Gallaway and Douglas Kinnear

The Role of the Press in a Democracy: Heterodox Economics and the Propaganda Model pp. 475-482

Pamela Taylor Jackson and James Ronald Stanfield

Network Consequences Due to Oligopolists and Oligopsonists in the Hog Industry, Pollution from Hog Production, and the Failure to Regulate Ecological Criteria pp. 483-491

F. Gregory Hayden

The Evolution of Environmental Legislation: A Strategic Transaction Approach pp. 493-502

Paul J. Thomassin and L. Martin Cloutier

Green Revolution Myth and Agricultural Reality? pp. 503-508

Thomas R. De Gregori

Conflicting Views: Neoclassical, Porterian, and Evolutionary Approaches to the Analysis of the Environmental Regulation of Industrial Activity pp. 509-517

Rachel Hilliard

Literacy and Women’s Empowerment in Indonesia: Implications for Policy pp. 519-525

Julie H. Gallaway and Alexandra Bernasek

Pinochet meets Polanyi? The Curious Case of the Chilean Embrace of “Free” Market Economics pp. 527-535

James M. Cypher

Myrdal’s Backwash and Spread Effects in Classical Economics: Implications for Multilateral Trade Negotiations pp. 537-544

P. Sai-wing Ho

J. M. Clark and the Economics of Responsibility pp. 545-552

Dell P. Champlin and Janet T. Knoedler

The Influence of Thorstein Veblen’s on the Economic Theories of Edward Chamberlin pp. 553-561

Steven Sawyer

The Human Mind, Institutions, and Economic Behavior pp. 563-570

Harold Wolozin

Principles of Macroeconomics: Toward a Multiparadigmatic Approach pp. 571-581

Daniel A. Underwood

In Memory pp. 583-583

Paul Sweezy

Volume 38, issue 1, 2004

Assessing Deregulation: The Clash between Promise and Reality pp. 1-27

Harry M. Trebing

Veblen’s Theory of Finance Capitalism and Contemporary Corporate America pp. 29-58

James V. Cornehls

Healthy Economics Healing Autistic Accounting Theory: Visiting a Neglected Area of Institutional Economics pp. 59-83

Roman Lanis and Bruce R. McFarling

A Model of Network Capitalism: Basic Ideas and Post-Soviet Evidence pp. 85-111

Anton Oleinik

Analyzing Job Mobility with Job Turnover Intentions: An International Comparative Study pp. 113-137

Alfonso Sousa-Poza and Fred Henneberger

Policy Orthodoxies, the Minimum Wage, and the Challenge of Social Science pp. 139-154

Oren M. Levin-Waldman

Karl Mannheim, Max Weber, and the Problem of Social Rationality in Thorstein Veblen pp. 155-172

Rick Tilman

On Institutional Rationality pp. 173-188

William H. Redmond

Endogenous Preferences and Embeddedness: A Reappraisal of Karl Polanyi pp. 189-200

João Rodrigues

The Three Laws of Thermodynamics and the Theory of Production pp. 201-226

Elias Khalil

Institutions and Land-Use Conflicts: Harm, Dispute Processing, and Transactions pp. 227-252

Joshua Duke

Planning in the Housing Market and Bellamy’s Influence on Private Governments pp. 253-266

William Rogers

Policy Option: Tort Law versus Social Insurance as Solutions to Certain Medical Problems pp. 267-269

Warren Samuels

The Market as Traffic—An Economic Metaphor pp. 270-274

George R. McDowell

Confronting Consumption pp. 275-276

David Hamilton

Towards a Well-Functioning Economy: The Evolution of Economic Systems and Decision-Making pp. 276-278

James L. Webb

Veblen in Perspective: His Life and Thought pp. 279-280

Fadhel Kaboub

Intellectual Property Rights in the Global Economy pp. 281-282

Richard V. Adkisson

Making Money: An Insider’s Perspective on Finance, Politics, and Canada’s Central Bank pp. 283-285

Eric Tymoigne

Distant Proximities: Dynamics beyond Globalization pp. 285-287

Cecilia Ann Winters

The Philosophy of Keynes’ Economics: Probability, Uncertainty, and Convention pp. 287-290

Matthew Wilson

Rethinking Sustainability: Power, Knowledge, and Institutions pp. 290-292

Doug Brown

Reforming Korea’s Industrial Conglomerates pp. 292-294

Jonathan E. Leightner

Technology and Social Inclusion: Rethinking the Digital Divide pp. 294-296

Jerry Gray

The Enigma of Globalization: A Journey to a New Stage of Capitalism pp. 296-298

Federico Guerrero

Books Received pp. 299-305

The Editors

In Memory pp. 307-307

The Editors