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Volume 54, issue 4, 2020

Symposium on the Monetary Macroeconomics of John R. Commons pp. 903-906

Charles J. Whalen

J. R. Commons’ Business Cycle Theory pp. 907-917

Shingo Takahashi

On the Financial Business Cycle Theory of J. R. Commons: Institutional Economics of Incorporeal Property and Intangible Property pp. 918-936

Tokutaro Shibata

Formative Process of John R. Commons’ Income Approach to Falling Prices pp. 937-957

Kota Kitagawa

John R. Commons’ Criticism of Wicksell's Theory of Interest: Focusing on the Influence of R. G. Hawtrey pp. 958-974

Hiroyuki Uni

On the Institutional Theory of Money: Learning from J. R. Commons’ Institutional Economics pp. 975-986

Akiyoshi Sakaguchi

The Rise of Neo-Nationalism in Europe: A Veblenian Perspective pp. 987-1001

Quentin Duroy

Richard Lester's Institutional‐Industrial Relations Model of Labor Markets and the Near‐Zero Minimum Wage Employment Effect: The Model Card and Krueger Ignored but Shouldn't Have pp. 1002-1032

Bruce E. Kaufman

Technological Change in an Unstable Labor Market: A Dynamic System Approach pp. 1033-1054

Timon Scheuer and Stella Zilian

Chaining and Unchaining Democratic Sovereignty: (Supra)National Institutions in, and Beyond, Neoliberalism pp. 1055-1070

João Rodrigues

“Now, What Exactly is the Problem?“ Media Coverage of Economic Inequalities and Redistribution Policies: The Piketty Case pp. 1071-1094

Andrea Grisold and Hendrik Theine

Global Banking and Macroprudential Policy: New Evidence on U.S. Banks pp. 1095-1121

Carmela D’Avino

The Economic Sanctions and the Iranian Exchange Rate Crisis of September–December 2012 pp. 1122-1138

Abdol Soofi and Seyed Shamseddin Hosseini

Critical Realism and Institutionalism in Economics: A New Perspective on an Old Debate pp. 1139-1160

Hélio Afonso de Aguilar Filho

The “Middle Way” of John R. Commons: Pursuing Reasonable Value in the Age of Unreason pp. 1161-1173

Charles J. Whalen

Competing Economic Paradigms in China: The Co-Evolution of Economic Events, Economic Theory and Economics Education, 1976-2016, by Steven Mark Cohn pp. 1174-1177

Peter Beattie

The Nature of Social Reality: Issues in Social Ontology, by Tony Lawson pp. 1178-1183

William Waller

Index Volume Liv—2020 pp. 1184-1189

The Editors

Acknowledgements pp. 1190-1190

The Editors

Volume 54, issue 3, 2020

A Regional Great Transformation: U.S. Contractualization of Citizenship and Crimmigration Regime pp. 569-587

Karol Gil-Vasquez

Re-Theorizing the Welfare State and the Political Economy of Neoliberalism’s Campaign Against It pp. 588-612

Thomas Palley

Taking Authority Seriously—Institutional Implications pp. 613-627

Helena Lopes

Circular Economy Business Models: A Critical Examination pp. 628-643

Charles J. Whalen and Katherine A. Whalen

Monopoly Capital and Management: Too Many Bosses and Too Much Pay? pp. 644-666

Thomas Lambert

Is Capitalism Ending? An Institutional-Evolutionary View pp. 667-691

Naoise McDonagh

Intangible Assets and the Financialized Business Enterprise: A Veblen-Commons Approach pp. 692-709

Avraham Izhar Baranes

Veblen and Bourdieu on Social Reality and Order: Individuals and Institutions pp. 710-731

Theofanis Papageorgiou, Panayotis Michaelides and Dieter Bögenhold

Inflation and Monetary Policy: What South African Newspapers Report in an Era of Policy Transparency pp. 732-754

Monique Reid, Zinette Bergman, Stan Du Plessis, Manfred Max Bergman and Pierre Siklos

Institutional Approach to Gender Bias in Old Age Security Systems: Comparative Analysis of Swedish and Polish Pension Reforms pp. 755-771

Slawomir Czech and Anna Zachorowska-Mazurkiewicz

What Makes Capital Account Regulation Effective? Comparing the Experiences of Brazil, Peru, and Iceland pp. 772-797

Pablo Aguirre and José Antonio Alonso

How Does Urban Spatial Structure Affect Economic Growth? Evidence from Landsat Data in China pp. 798-812

Yong Liu, Xiaolan Chen and Dayong Liu

State-Owned Enterprises in Chinese Economic Transformation: Institutional Functionality and Credibility in Alternative Perspectives pp. 813-837

Dic Lo

An Institutional Analysis of China’s Reform of their Monetary Policy Framework pp. 838-854

Zengping He and Genliang Jia

The Chinese Catching-Up: A Developmentalist Approach pp. 855-875

Luiz Fernando de Paula and Elias Jabbour

The Proletarianization of the Professoriate and the Threat to Free Expression, Creativity, and Economic Dynamism pp. 876-894

Jon Wisman and Quentin Duroy

The Deficit Myth: Modern Monetary Theory and the Birth of the People’s Economy pp. 895-897

John Harvey

Volume 54, issue 2, 2020

Backwater Economics: A Life Story pp. 287-293

James K. Galbraith

Confronting the Trilemma: Culture, Institutions, and Macroeconomic Disequilibria pp. 294-315

David A. Zalewski

From Judicial Sovereignty to Collective Democracy: The Development of J.R. Commons’ Perspective on Progressive Institutional Change pp. 316-321

Kota Kitagawa

Latin American Development: What About the State, Conflict and Power? pp. 322-328

Emilia Ormaechea

The Journal of Economic Issues in the Calculable Future of Original Institutional Economics pp. 329-333

William Waller

Considerations on Inequality, Corporate Governance, and Financialization pp. 334-340

Akira Matsumoto

Regional Income Inequality in the United States: 1969–2017 pp. 341-348

James T. Peach and Richard V. Adkisson

Industrial Policy—An Institutional Economic Framework for Assessment pp. 349-355

Wilfred Dolfsma and Łukasz Mamica

The Dowry Gift in South Asia: An Institution on the Intersection of Market and Patriarchy pp. 356-362

Kalpana Khanal and Ruchira Sen

Economic Policy and the Progressive Idea pp. 363-369

Paolo Ramazzotti

Examination of Multiple Criteria in Health Technology Assessment for Application to Instrumental Analysis pp. 370-376

F. Gregory Hayden

Welfare Policy and Precarious Lives: “Welfare Reform” Revisited pp. 377-384

Janice Peterson

Defining and Defending a Progressive Market Square: Bringing Institutionalist Development Discourse in Line with the Reality of Post-Soviet Transition Experiences pp. 385-391

Anna Klimina

Recontextualizing Clarence Ayres’s The Theory of Economic Progress through Archival Evidence pp. 392-397

Felipe Almeida and Gustavo Goulart

Waves of Populism: A Recent Manifestation of Polanyi’s “Double Movement”? pp. 398-403

Ann E. Davis

Capabilities and (Missed) Opportunity for Women’s Entrepreneurship in Kuwait pp. 404-412

Melissa Langworthy and Tonia Warnecke

Thorstein Veblen as Evolutionary Feminist Economist of the Progressive Era pp. 413-419

John Battaile Hall and Manuel Ramon de Souza Luz

Toward Reasonable Capitalism: The Role of John R. Commons’s Price and Business Cycle Theories pp. 420-427

Shingo Takahashi

John R. Commons and Government as Employer of Last Resort: Three Paths to a Progressive Right to Work pp. 428-435

Charles J. Whalen

An Institutionalist Framework for a Consistent Financial Regulation pp. 436-443

Faruk Ülgen

Income Distribution, Household Debt and Growth in Modern Financialized Economies pp. 444-453

Orsola Costantini and Mario Seccareccia

The Limits of the “Progressive” Institutional Change: Migration and Remittances Experiences pp. 454-458

Eugenia Correa and Alicia Girón

Public Knowledge and Financial Regulation: Two Post Crisis Periods pp. 459-464

Gregorio Vidal and Wesley C. Marshall

Sustainable Growth: A Circular Economy Perspective pp. 465-471

Brian Lin

Policy Dimensions of Progressive Institutional Change: Lessons from China’s Construction of a Socialist Market Economy pp. 472-479

Ricardo C. S. Siu

Chinese Experience of Advancing Financial Inclusion in Light of Foster’s Three Limiting Conditions in Institutional Change pp. 480-485

Hao Cheng

Innovation and Income Inequality in the USA: Ceremonial versus Institutional Changes pp. 486-494

Kosta Josifidis and Novica Supic

Automation, Financialization, and Institutional Change: Challenges for Progressive Policy pp. 495-502

Avraham Izhar Baranes

From Mad to Mindful: Corporate Control Through Corporate Spirituality pp. 503-509

Mary V. Wrenn

Financial Insecurity in a World of Plenty pp. 510-516

Timothy Wunder

Deficits for the Rich: Inequality and Instability pp. 517-524

Craig Medlen and Zelin Chen

Are Social Costs the Outcome of Struggles over Truth? pp. 525-534

Sebastian Berger

Profiling the Fuzzy Latent Structure of Multidimensional Poverty: Toward Valuable Insights for Poverty Policymakers pp. 535-549

Asma Zedini

The Narrow Corridor: States, Societies, and the Fate of Liberty pp. 550-553

Antoon Spithoven

Love, Money, and Parenting pp. 554-556

Teresa Perry

The Right to Work: Legal and Philosophical Perspectives, edited by Virginia Mantouvalou pp. 557-559

Charles J. Whalen

Volume 54, issue 1, 2020

Veblen, Veblenian Social Practices, and Prosperity Theology pp. 1-18

Mary V. Wrenn

Economic Justice: Confronting Dilemmas pp. 19-37

Robin Hahnel

Dualistic Discourse and Immigration Policy pp. 38-53

Dell P. Champlin and Janet T. Knoedler

Gender, Decent Work, and Global Production Sharing in Indonesian Manufacturing pp. 54-76

Shaianne T. Osterreich

Helicopter Ben, Monetarism, The New Keynesian Credit View and Loanable Funds pp. 77-96

Brett Fiebiger and Marc Lavoie

Integration of and Deliveries among the World Zionist Organization, Israel, and Diaspora Countries: System Articulation with the Social Fabric Matrix pp. 97-123

F. Gregory Hayden and Erin Johnson

Opening the Farm Gate to Women? The Gender Gap in U.S. Agriculture pp. 124-141

Anders Fremstad and Mark Paul

Institutional Analysis of Banks and Personal Loan Companies: Lesson from Poland pp. 142-163

Agata Gemzik-Salwach

Perceiving Urban Transformation from the Perspective of Evolutionary Economics: Renewal of Houses in Bağdat Street, Istanbul pp. 164-182

Emre Balikci and Dicle Koylan

Enrolling in Higher Education: The Impact of Regional Mobility and Public-Private Substitution Effects pp. 183-197

Diogo Lourenço, Carla Sá, Orlanda Tavares and Sónia Cardoso

The BRICS’s Bank, Institutional Framework, and Other Current Limitations pp. 198-213

Victor Isidro Luna

Digital Platforms and the Nature of the Firm pp. 214-232

Laurent Baronian

Autocatalytic Growth and Development and the South-North Convergence pp. 233-251

Igor Matutinović

Engines of Growth in China: The Limits of Informal Institutions pp. 252-275

Christopher Cunningham and Selahattin Dibooglu

The Future of Development: A Radical Manifesto, by Gustavo Esteva, Salvatore Babones and Philipp Babcicky pp. 276-279

Heba Helmy

In Memoriam: Marc Tool (1921-2018) pp. 280-281

John Henry