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Volume 52, issue 4, 2018

Market Deficiencies: From Veblen to Akerlof and Shiller pp. 891-903

Malcolm Rutherford

Applying the Concept of Mainstream Economics outside the United States: General Remarks and the Case of Brazil as an Example of the Institutionalization of Pluralism pp. 904-924

David Dequech

Inequality and the Rate of Return on Capital: An Institutional Approach to “The Piketty Problem” pp. 925-946

Luke A Petach

Interpreting Contemporary Latin America through the Hypotheses of Institutional Political Economy pp. 947-986

James M. Cypher

Monetary Policy as Compensatory Power? An Institutionalist Approach to the Eurozone Crisis pp. 987-1009

Javier Arribas and Luis Cardenas del Rey

Understanding Agro-Holdings in Russia: A Commonsian Analysis pp. 1010-1035

Pascal Grouiez

Charles Sanders Peirce and the Social Ontology of the Firm: A Semiotic Perspective on Human Agency pp. 1036-1055

Luís Bau Macedo

Financialization in the European Periphery and the Sovereign Debt Crisis: The Portuguese Case pp. 1056-1083

Ricardo Barradas, Sérgio Lagoa, Emanuel Leão and Ricardo Paes Mamede

The Going Enterprise Paradox: Stability and Instability Under Money Manager Capitalism pp. 1084-1108

Erik Dean

From Custom to Law, An Economic Rationale behind the Black Lettering pp. 1109-1124

Guido Rossi and Salvatore Spagano

Economics between Insulation and Social-Scienciation: Observations by a Sociology of Economics pp. 1125-1142

Dieter Bögenhold

Varieties of Capitalism and Sustainable Development: Institutional Complementarity Dynamics or Radical Change in the Hierarchy of Institutions? pp. 1143-1158

Eric Magnin

Index Volume LII—2018 pp. 1159-1164

The Editors

Acknowledgements pp. 1165-1165

The Editors

Volume 52, issue 3, 2018

The Circular Economy and Institutional Economics: Compatibility and Complementarity pp. 605-614

Katherine A. Whalen and Charles J. Whalen

Bolivia’s Institutional Transformation: Contact Zones, Social Movements, and the Emergence of an Ethnic Class Consciousness pp. 615-636

Natalia Bracarense and Karol Gil-Vasquez

Veblen’s Imperial Germany and the Industrialization of Latin America pp. 637-652

Jairo Parada

From the Nation-State to a World Society: An Institutional Reading of Globalization pp. 653-675

Alessandro Morselli

The Emergence of “Modern” Ownership Rights Rather than Property Rights pp. 676-693

Hajime Sato

Rethinking Land Reform in East Asia: Egalitarian or Inegalitarian? pp. 694-716

Qunyi Liu

The Nature of Financial Innovation: A Post-Schumpeterian Analysis pp. 717-748

Cinla Akdere and Pelin Benli

An American-Style Transfer Union in Europe, A First Glance at How Much It Might Cost pp. 749-769

Casimir Dadak and Roman Matkovskyy

Education and the Public Goods Type of Social Capital: Are the Well Educated Free Riding in the Provision of Public Goods? pp. 770-794

Ryo Takashima

Cornelius Castoriadis on the Scope and Content of Neoclassical and Marxian Economics pp. 795-815

Angelos Vouldis

The Power of Scientometrics and the Development of Economics pp. 816-834

Matthias Aistleitner, Jakob Kapeller and Stefan Steinerberger

Consumer Boycotts: Does Trust in Law-Making and Law-Enforcing Institutions Matter? pp. 835-859

Maïva Ropaul

Reasserting Institutionalist Insights on the Good Society: 30 Years After Petr’s Call for a Mixed Economy pp. 860-868

Barbara E. Hopkins

Labor-Leisure Choice and Relative Income Concerns in the Shadow of the Housing Market pp. 869-890

Dimitry Rtischev

Volume 52, issue 2, 2018

The Veblen-Commons Award: The 2018 Veblen-Commons Award Recipient: James Peach pp. 291-292

Richard V. Adkisson

Habits of Thought and the Process of Economic Development: Remarks on Receiving the Veblen-Commons Award pp. 293-305

James Peach

The Post-Apartheid Development Debacle in South Africa: How Mainstream Economics and the Vested Interests Preserved Apartheid Economic Structures pp. 306-322

Geoffrey Schneider

The 2018 Clarence Ayres Scholar An Institutional Riposte to the “After the Washington Consensus” pp. 323-335

John Marangos

Military Planning in a Context of Complex Systems and Climate Change pp. 349-357

F. Gregory Hayden

Global Production Networks and the Private Organization of World Trade pp. 358-367

Ann E. Davis

Social Entrepreneurship in China: Driving Institutional Change pp. 368-377

Tonia Warnecke

Institutional Change and the Evolution of the World Leisure Industries pp. 378-386

Ricardo C.S. Siu

High-Frequency Trading, Liquidity Withdrawal, and the Breakdown of Conventions in Foreign Exchange Markets pp. 387-395

Alexis Stenfors and Susai Masayuki

John R. Commons’s Criticism of Classical Economics pp. 396-404

Uni Hiroyuki

Rethinking John R. Commons’s Theory of Collective Action: The Viewpoint of Regulation and Convention pp. 405-412

Takayuki Nakahara

How Necessary Are Unions? Insights from John R. Commons pp. 413-421

J. Dennis Chasse

Rethinking Money as an Institution of Capitalism and the Theory of Monetary Circulation: What Can Modern Heterodox Economists/Institutionalists Learn from Karl Polanyi? pp. 422-429

Seccareccia Mario and Correa Eugenia

The Institutionalist Theory of Capital in the Modern Business Enterprise: Appropriation and Financialization pp. 430-437

Avraham I. Barane and Eric R. Hake

The Policy Ramifications of Capital as Ideas pp. 438-444

Eric Scorsone, Mary Schulz and David Schweikhardt

Is China Living a Minsky Moment? Between the “Lender of Last Resort” and the Chinese Shadow Financial System pp. 445-454

Alicia Girón

Three Decades After James Street’s “The Institutionalist Theory of Economic Development”: What Does Institutional Approach to Economic Development Mean Today? pp. 455-463

Ivan Gambus and Felipe Almeida

Development Processes Seen Through Non-Marginalist Lenses with Considerations of Complementarities pp. 464-472

P. Sai-wing Ho

Institutional Quality and Economic Development in Sub-Saharan Africa: Can Management Effort and Bribes Compensate for Low-Quality Institutions? pp. 473-482

Gori Olusina Daniel, Kun Fu and Wilfred Dolfsma

Uncertainty, Control, and Karl Polanyi’s Protective Response pp. 483-489

David A. Zalewski

A Systemic Debt Payoff Policy pp. 490-497

Timothy Wunder

Income Polarization of the U.S. Working Class: An Institutionalist View pp. 498-508

Kosta Josifidis and Novica Supic

The “Forgotten Lands”: An Institutional Analysis of Post-Soviet Transitions pp. 509-516

Liudmila Malyshava

An Unfortunate Alignment of Heterodoxy, Nationalism, and Authoritarianism in Putin’s Russia pp. 517-526

Anna Klimina

The Death and Revival of Usury in China: An Institutional Analysis pp. 527-533

Hao Cheng

The Stories That Economists Tell: Mainstream, Hyman Minsky, and Institutional Views of Consumer Behavior pp. 534-540

John Watkins

Collective Action and the Institutionalist Approach to Financial Regulation pp. 541-549

Faruk Ülgen

The Legal-Economic Nexus from the Perspective of New Institutional Economists and Original Institutional Economists pp. 550-558

Antoon Spithoven

To Trust or to Control: Informal Value Transfer Systems and Computational Analysis in Institutional Economics pp. 559-569

Claudius Gräbner-Radkowitsch, Wolfram Elsner and Alexander Lascaux

The Rate of Change in Evolutionary Systems and Evolutionary Economic Modeling pp. 570-579

Torsten Heinrich

Big Data: An Institutional Perspective on Opportunities and Challenges pp. 580-588

Baban Hasnat

Are We Forgetting Something? Remarks on the Connections Between Douglass North’s Contributions and Original Institutional Economics pp. 589-599

Manuel Luz and Ramon Fernandez

Esteban Pérez Caldentey and Matías Vernengo: Why Latin American Nations Fail: Development Strategies in the Twenty-First Century pp. 600-603

Rubén Berríos

Volume 52, issue 1, 2018

Britain’s Industrial Evolution: The Structuring Role of Economic Theory pp. 1-30

Sue Konzelmann, Marc Fovargue-Davies and Frank Wilkinson

When Galbraith Frightened Conservatives: Power in Economics, Economists’ Power, and Scientificity pp. 31-56

Alexandre Chirat

Religion and Economic Development in History: Institutions and the Role of Religious Networks pp. 57-79

Mehmet Karacuka

Promotion and Coevolutionary Dynamics in Contemporary Capitalism pp. 80-102

Isabel Almudi and Francisco Fatas-Villafranca

Institutionalism and Fiscal Policy at Midcentury pp. 103-116

Marianne Johnson

Institutional Economics as Theory of Policy Change: Impact of Past Policy Failures on Present Policy pp. 117-135

Koji Noda

The Confidence Paradox: Can Confidence Account for Business Cycles? pp. 136-156

Michael Lainé

Destructive Entrepreneurship: The Cost of the Mafia for the Legal Economy pp. 157-172

Clotilde Champeyrache

Cultural Corridors: An Analysis of Persistence in Impacts on Local Development — A Neo-Weberian Perspective on South-East Europe pp. 173-204

Annie Tubadji and Peter Nijkamp

The Role of Foreign Capital in the Banking Sector of Korea and Its Implications for Developing Countries pp. 205-226

Na Kyung Kim and Jai S. Mah

The Great Escape: The Multinational Trade Deficit in Historical Perspective pp. 227-245

Craig Medlen

Access to Preferential Loans for Poverty Reduction and Rural Development: Evidence from Vietnam pp. 246-269

Lan Thanh Nguyen, Anh Pham Hoai Nguyen, Steven van Passel, Hossein Azadi and Philippe Lebailly

Richard P.F. Holt: The Selected Letters of John Kenneth Galbraith pp. 270-272

Alexandre Chirat

Hiroyuki Uni: Contemporary Meanings of John R. Commons’s Institutional Economics: An Analysis Using a Newly Discovered Manuscript pp. 273-276

Antoon Spithoven

Kenneth I. Wolpin: The Limits of Inference Without Theory pp. 277-280

Chee Kian Leong

John Dennis Chasse: A Worker’s Economist: John R. Commons and His Legacy from Progressivism to the War on Poverty pp. 281-284

Glen Atkinson

Atul K. Shah and Aidan Rankin: Jainism and Ethical Finance: A Timeless Business Model pp. 285-287

Daniel T. Ostas

Arjun Appadurai: Banking on Words: The Failure of Language in the Age of Derivative Finance pp. 288-290

Mariam Majd