Japanese Economy

1972 - 2024

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Introduction: Japan’s secular stagnation and the American mirror pp. 281-302: Radhika Desai
Japanese capitalism in multiple crises pp. 303-324: Makoto Itoh
Wolfgang Streeck in Tokyo: Japan’s secular stagnation as a delayed crisis of democratic capitalism pp. 325-345: Myles Carroll
Secular stagnation: real problems and statistical illusions pp. 346-364: James Galbraith
Beyond secular stagnation: A digital and green economy? pp. 365-386: D. Hugh Whittaker
Review article: Reflections on compressed development: Time and timing in economic and social development pp. 387-402: Nobuharu Yokokawa

Introduction to the special issue of Japanese Political Economy on international income inequality pp. 95-120: Alan Freeman
Financialization and income inequality: An empirical analysis pp. 121-145: Kang-Kook Lee and Md Abu Bakkar Siddique
Income inequality: Past, present and future in a political economy perspective pp. 146-162: Pascal Mickael Petit
Transformation of the class structure in contemporary Japan pp. 163-189: Kenji Hashimoto
On the labor theory of value as the basis for the analysis of economic inequality in the capitalist economy pp. 190-212: Naoki Yoshihara
“We do not want to survive; we want to thrive.”: Japanese agricultural cooperative’s seven decades of overcoming degeneration pp. 213-237: Rangarirai Gavin Muchetu
Preferences for redistribution in Japan pp. 238-260: U. Yuksel
Interpretation of Chapter 17 of The General Theory and reconciliation between the endogenous money supply and the liquidity preference theory pp. 261-280: Tosihiro Oka

Introduction to Special Issue on feminism and gender research in Japan pp. 1-8: Diane Rosemary Elson
Why do Japanese women suffer from the low status?: The impact of neo-liberalist reform on gender pp. 9-26: Chizuko Ueno
Impact of Marxist feminism on Japanese women’s movement: Focusing on the domestic labor debates pp. 27-43: Kumiko Ida
Gender equality, paid and unpaid care and domestic work: Disadvantages of state-supported marketization of care and domestic work pp. 44-63: Sumika Yamane
Development, gender, and asymmetries between Mexico and Japan pp. 64-81: Alicia Girón
The reproductive crisis in neoliberal capitalism: Commenting on D. Elson’s recent paper pp. 82-94: Makoto Itoh

Debating modern monetary theory pp. 227-229: Costas Lapavitsas and Bob Rowthorn
Is government debt net wealth? pp. 230-239: Robert Rowthorn
The Job Guarantee and the Phillips Curve pp. 240-260: William Mitchell
Does the national debt matter? pp. 261-286: L. Randall Wray and Yeva Nersisyan
External debt matters: What are the limits to monetary sovereignty? pp. 287-299: Jan Kregel
Modern monetary theory on money, sovereignty, and policy: A marxist critique with reference to the Eurozone and Greece pp. 300-326: Costas Lapavitsas and Nicolás Aguila

Introduction: International economic governance in a multipolar world pp. 95-101: Radhika Desai
The US vs China: Economic models in the pandemic stress test pp. 102-126: Radhika Desai
The construction of “post-hegemonic multipolarity” in Eurasia: A comparative perspective pp. 127-151: Efe Can Gürcan
Export restrictions in the Japan-China-U.S. Trilateral relationship pp. 152-175: Tomoo Marukawa
Vertical dis-integration and vertical re-integration: Limits to the modern production system pp. 176-199: Yasuhito Moriahra
Structuring of transborder flows of national industrial Capital: Japan in the 1970s and 1980s, and China in the 2000s and 2010s pp. 200-226: Xiaoming Huang

Good money drives out bad: Introduction to the featured section on “The evolution of diverse e-money: Digital-community currencies and cryptocurrencies” pp. 1-16: Makoto Nishibe
Beyond the veil of money: Boundaries as constitutive elements of complementary currencies pp. 17-41: Rolf Schroeder
Federalism and cooperation for community currencies: Some ideas on the need for intercommunity clearing systems pp. 42-64: Louis-Maxime Joly
State involvement in cryptocurrencies. A potential world money? pp. 65-82: Juan J. Duque
Marx’s theory of value for socialism pp. 83-93: Makoto Itoh

Introduction: Is the Uno school approach relevant to understanding present-day capitalism? pp. 105-111: Nobuharu Yokokawa and Richard Westra
How to apply Uno theory to contemporary capitalism in multiple crises pp. 112-131: Makoto Itoh
The legend of Unoism in Japan pp. 132-160: Thomas T. Sekine
Buy now, pay later: The great unravelling of the commodity-form pp. 161-183: Robert Albritton
An Unoist perspective on the agrarian question in capitalist development pp. 184-212: Richard Westra

Introduction: Money, finance, and capitalist crisis pp. 1-3: Nobuharu Yokokawa and Costas Lapavitsas
Profitability trends in the era of financialization: Notes on the U.S. economy pp. 4-19: Costas Lapavitsas and Ivan Mendieta-Muñoz
The comparative advantage of the U.S. shadow banking system and the role of the U.S. dollar pp. 20-42: Junji Tokunaga
Building blocks for the macroeconomics and political economy of housing pp. 43-67: Engelbert Stockhammer and Christina Wolf
Marx’s Financial Capitalism pp. 68-80: Makoto Nishibe
Financialization and the impasse of capitalism pp. 81-103: François Chesnais

Cranes and Kiwis: Postal system privatization and institutional realignment pp. 53-79: Anthony John Duggan
Economics, culture, and electoral reform: The case of Japanese agricultural trade negotiations pp. 80-111: Jarrod Hayes and Hirofumi Kawaguchi
Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors

Diffusion of Japanese preferential trade agreements: Why is no evaluation underway? pp. 1-13: Ulli Jamitzky
The “third arrow” or friendly fire? The LDP government’s reform plan for the Japan agricultural cooperatives pp. 14-35: Hironori Sasada
Social norms, gender identity, and high-earning wives’ housework behavior in Japan: An identity economics framework pp. 36-51: Jun Ando