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Volume 19, issue 4, 1985

A Theory of Socioeconomic Change: Entropic Processes, Technology, and Evolutionary Development pp. 797-823

Richard X. Chase

The Rationalist Conception of Action pp. 825-851

Geoffrey Hodgson

Economics, Ecology, and Entropy pp. 853-865

James A. Swaney

Distribution Theory: Scientific Analysis or Moral Philosophy? pp. 867-878

Royall Brandis

The Utopian Vision of Edward Bellamy and Thorstein Veblen pp. 879-898

Rick Tilman

Oligopolistic Cooperation: Conceptual and Empirical Evidence of Market Structure Evolution pp. 899-921

John R. Munkirs and James I. Sturgeon

Monetarism and Beyond: The Dilemma of the Southern Cone Countries: A Review Article pp. 923-937

James H. Street

Mini-Symposium on Property Rights pp. 939-940

The Editors

Institutionally Determined Property Claims pp. 941-949

R. Larry Reynolds

Property in Land as Cultural Imperialism: or, Why Ethnocentric Ideas Won’t Work in India and Africa pp. 951-958

Walter C. Neale

Dangers in Using the Idea of Property Rights: Modern Property Rights Theory and the Neo-Classical Trap pp. 959-966

Anne Mayhew

Marshall Revisited: A Reply pp. 967-974

Hans E. Jensen

Comment on “The Instrumentalisms of Dewey and Friedman” pp. 974-983

H. H. Liebhafsky and E. E. Liebhafsky

Institutional Economics, Positive Economics, Pragmatism, and Recent Philosophy of Science: Reply to Liebhafsky and Liebhafsky pp. 984-995

James Wible

Revitalizing Rural Communities or Reviving Agrarian Myths? A Comment on F. Gregory Hayden’s “Geohased Agricultural Policy” pp. 995-1003

David Vail

The Rules of the Game: The Logical Structure of Economic Theories pp. 1005-1012

Bruce J. Caldwell and Richard X. Chase

Policy, Power, and Order: The Persistence of Economic Problems in Capitalist States pp. 1013-1015

Rick Tilman

The Political Economy of Development in India pp. 1016-1018

Karl De Schweinitz

The Economics of Conformism pp. 1018-1021

Marvin E. Rozen

Employment Problems and the Urban Labor Market in Developing Nations pp. 1022-1025

Peter F. M. Mcloughlin

Economics in Disarray pp. 1025-1028

Philip Mirowski

Profits, Progress, and Poverty: Case Studies of International Industries in Latin America pp. 1028-1029

William E. Cole

Rebuilding America, the Case for Economic Regulation pp. 1029-1031

R. D. Peterson

American Economic Policy: Problems and Prospects pp. 1032-1034

William M. Dugger

Immigration Policy and the American Labor Force pp. 1034-1037

Yngve Ramstad

The Global Factory: Foreign Assembly in International Trade pp. 1038-1040

James Peach

Slowdown: Global Economic Maladies pp. 1040-1045

John B. Hall

Industrial Policies: International Restructuring and Transnationals pp. 1045-1046

James L. Dietz

Reports of International Correspondents pp. 1047-1056

Tetsuo Taka, John Groenewegen, Kees van Paridon and Peter Söderbaum

Volume XIX – 1985 pp. 1057-1063

The Editors

Volume 19, issue 3, 1985

J. Fagg Foster pp. vi-vi

The Editors

The U.S. “Welfare State” and the Conservative Counterrevolution pp. 601-641

Wallace C. Peterson

Marx Keynes? Marx Keynes? pp. 643-659

Royall Brandis

Maximizing Behavior: Reconciling Neoclassical and X-Efficiency Approaches pp. 661-685

Marvin E. Rozen

Centralization, Diversification, and Administrative Burden in U.S. Enterprises pp. 687-701

William M. Dugger

Job Design, Control Technology, and Technical Change pp. 703-730

Peter S. Albin

Oliver Williamson and the M-Form Firm: A Critical Review pp. 731-751

C. W. L. Hill

Reconsidering the Context of Market Exchange: Institutional Economics in a Wisconsin Perspective pp. 753-754

Michael Carter and Alan Paul

John R. Commons: His Relevance to Contemporary Economics pp. 755-778

Kenneth H. Parsons

Resources and Economic Development: An Institutionalist Perspective pp. 779-796

Daniel Bromley

A Wisconsin Institutionalist Perspective on Microeconomic Theory of Institutions: The Insufficiency of Pareto Efficiency pp. 797-813

Michael Carter

Institutional Economics: Perspectives on Economy and Society pp. 815-828

Don Kanel

Across the Industrial Divide: A Review Article pp. 829-836

Robert Solo

A Comment on and Extension of Lavoie’s “The Endogenous Flow of Credit and the Post Keynesian Theory of Money” pp. 837-843

Shirley J. Gedeon

The Post Keynesian Theory of Endogenous Money: A Reply pp. 843-848

Marc Lavoie

C. Wright Mills: A Native Radical and His American Intellectual Roots pp. 849-860

William M. Dugger, John E. Ellioit and Lewis E. Hill

International Trade and the Future of the West pp. 861-864

Wendell Gordon

Studies in International Labour Migration pp. 864-866

Vernon M. Briggs

Blending of New and Traditional Technologies: Case Studies pp. 866-867

Thomas R. De Gregori

The Food Manufacturing Industries pp. 867-869

Douglas F. Greer

No Shortcuts to Progress: African Development Management in Perspective pp. 869-871

Robert L. Curry

Main Currents of Marxism pp. 871-874

John E. Elliott

The Reform of Social Security pp. 874-876

William Waller

Years of Poverty; Years of Plenty: The Changing Economic Fortunes of American Workers and Families pp. 876-880

Solomin Barkin

Pioneers in Development pp. 880-882

Karl de Schweinitz

Conversations with Economists: The New Classical Macroeconomics pp. 882-883

Marjorie S. Turner

America in Decline, Volume 1 pp. 883-886

Daniel R. Fusfeld

Free Market Conservatism: A Critique of Theory and Practice pp. 886-889

Christopher J. Niggle

Workers’ Self-Management in the United States pp. 889-892

Douglas Kruse

Beyond Mechanization: Work and Technology in a Postindustrial Age pp. 892-895

Marvin E. Rozen

Books Received pp. 897-903

The Editors

Volume 19, issue 2, 1985

The Veblen-Commons Award pp. 301-304

Wendell Gordon and David Hamilton

Economists Should Tell it like it is pp. 305-310

Wendell Gordon

Idealism and Realism: An Institutionalist View of Corporate Power in the Regulated Utilities pp. 311-331

David S. Schwartz

Corporate Power and the Scope of Economic Analysis pp. 333-341

Rodney Stevenson

The Shortcomings of Concentration Ratios in the Conglomerate Age: New Sources and Uses of Corporate Power pp. 343-353

William M. Dugger

Profit Differences and Corporate Power: Some Empirical Surprises pp. 355-364

John W. Ballantine, Frederick W. Cleveland and C. Timothy Koeller

Public Policy Toward Corporate Structures: Two Chicago Approaches pp. 365-373

Juergen Backhaus

Evolutionary Aspects of Corporate Concentration and Its Implications for Economic Theory and Policy pp. 375-381

M. Ray Perryman

Industrial Policy at the State Level in the United States pp. 383-396

F. Gregory Hayden, Douglas C. Kruse and Steve C. Williams

Development Planning and the International Debt Crisis in Latin America pp. 397-408

James H. Street

J. M. Clark on Corporate Concentration and Control pp. 409-418

Laurence Shute

Economic Activity and the Public Sector: Is Small Beautiful? pp. 419-428

Philip A. Klein

Corporate Concentration and the Restructuring of the American Economy pp. 429-439

Allan G. Gruchy

Energy Concentration: Implications for Energy Policy and Planning pp. 441-449

Robert Pirog and Stephen C. Stamos

Concentration and Inefficiency in the Defense Sector: Policy Options pp. 451-461

Tom Riddell

The Impact of Diversification on Economic Regulation pp. 463-474

Harry M. Trebing

Corporate Power in an Aging Economy: Labor Force Policy pp. 475-486

Harold Wolozin

Industrial Policy and Corporate Power pp. 487-496

William S. Brown

Industrial Policy and Trade Unions pp. 497-505

Walter Adams and James W. Brock

Comments on Adams and Brock Paper pp. 507-511

Yngve Ramstad

Export-Enclave Economies, International Corporations, and Development pp. 513-522

James L. Dietz

The Information Society: Implications for Economic Institutions and Market Theory pp. 523-539

William H. Melody

The U.S. Banking and Corporate Structure: Some Implications for Industrial Policy pp. 541-549

Frederick R. Strobel

Corporate Power and the Development of New Competition Policies in Canada pp. 551-558

Roy Vogt

Institutionalism, Critical Theory, and the Administered Society pp. 559-566

Doug Brown

An Alternative View of the Underground Economy pp. 567-573

Mike Reed

The Optimum Utilization of Knowledge pp. 575-577

Baldwin Ranson

Women and Trade Unions in Eleven Industrialized Countries pp. 577-581

Solomon Barkin

Property Rights and Compensation: Compulsory Acquisition and Other Losses pp. 581-584

Allan Schmid

Unionism, Economic Stabilization, and Incomes Policies: European Experiences pp. 585-587

Wolfgang Blaas

Die Zwei Gesichter Der Arbeit: Ungenutzte Moglichkeiten Der Dualwirtschaft (Two Faces of Work: The Unutilized Possibilities of a Dual Economy) pp. 587-589

Christian Leipert

After Hegemony: Cooperation and Discord in the World Political Economy pp. 589-592

Charles Merrifeld

The Elements of Industrial Relations pp. 592-593

Lafayette G. Harter

Interregional Migration, National Policy, and Social Justice pp. 593-595

Vernon M. Briggs

The Next American Frontier pp. 595-598

Michael Reed

Volume 19, issue 1, 1985

Corporate Tax Incentives: The American Version of Industrial Policy pp. 1-19

Peter S. Fisher

Reconciling Economic Theory and Economic History: The Rise of Japan pp. 21-73

Kurt Dopfer

Linguistic Structure and Economic Method pp. 75-101

Richard G. Fritz and Judy M. Fritz

The Regulation of Regulation pp. 103-110

R. Larry Reynolds

Property Rights and Pigovian Taxes pp. 111-122

A. K. Dragun

The Politics of Shutdown: Community, Property, Corporatism pp. 123-152

R. Jeffrey Lustig

Labor Markets, Wage Policy, and Macroeconomic Equilibrium: A Review Article of Annable’s pp. 153-174

Marvin E. Rozen

Review of Bruce Caldwell’s pp. 175-185

Abraham Hirsch

Some Reflections on pp. 187-194

Bruce J. Caldwell

Marshall and Keynes Revisited pp. 194-200

Thomas D. Birch

Profits Without Production pp. 201-209

Robert Solo and Paul Stuart Estenson

An Alternative to Economic Retrenchment pp. 211-219

E.K. Hunt and Paul Dale Bush

The Rise and Fall of British India: Neo-Marxist Theories of Development: Heaven’s Command: An Imperial Progress; Pax Britannia: The Climax of an Empire; Farewell the Trumpets: An Imperial Retreat pp. 221-226

John Adams

Military Expansion, Economic Decline: The Impacf of Military Spending on U.S. Economic Performance pp. 227-233

James M. Cypher

Institutionalismus Heute: Kritische Auseinandersetzung Mit Einer Unorthodoxen Wirtschaftswissenschaftlichen Bewegung pp. 233-236

Juergen Backhaus

Accumulation and Development: The Logic of Industrial Civilization pp. 237-238

Wendell Gordon

Development by People: Citizen Construction of a Just World pp. 238-240

William E. Cole

Global Economics and Religion pp. 240-243

Romesh Diwan

The Barbaric Counter-Revolution pp. 243-245

John Cornwall

L’etat Et L’economie. Un Essai D’explication de L’Evolution des Depenses Publiques en France (1870-1980) pp. 246-249

Baldwin Ranson

An Inquiry into the Poverty of Economics pp. 249-252

Steven R. Hickerson

Why Economists Disagree: The Political Economy of Economics pp. 252-255

Leslie Duhs

Del Paro Al Ocio (From Unemployment to Leisure) pp. 255-256

Antonio Alvarez

Macroeconomics after Keynes, A Reconsideration of pp. 256-259

Alfred S. Eichner

The Struggle for Development. National Strategies in an International Context pp. 259-263

Andrew Cornford

Explaining Technical Change: A Case Study in the Philosophy of Science pp. 263-265

Avi Cohen

Public Expenditure pp. 265-267

William Glade

Why Economics is not yet a Science pp. 267-269

Warren Samuels

The Poverty of Affluence pp. 270-273

Mark A. Lutz

Women’s Claims pp. 273-276

Edythe S. Miller

Beyond Positive Economics? pp. 277-278

Ken Dennis

Economics, Armament and Development: The 1984 Conference of the Dutch Study Circle for Post Keynesian Economics pp. 279-287

John Groenewegen and Kees van Paridon

Books Received pp. 289-299

The Editors