Cambridge Journal of Economics

1977 - 2025

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Volume 36, issue 6, 2012

Piero Sraffa and 'the true object of economics': the role of the unpublished manuscripts pp. 1267-1290

Stephanie Blankenburg, Richard Arena and Frank Wilkinson

Circuitous processes, jigsaw puzzles and indisputable results: making best use of the manuscripts of Sraffa's Production of Commodities by Means of Commodities pp. 1291-1301

Jonathan Smith

Piero Sraffa and the future of economics pp. 1303-1314

Luigi L. Pasinetti

The political economy of Production of Commodities by Means of Commodities: a comment on Pasinetti and Sraffa pp. 1315-1322

Roberto Scazzieri

Listen to Sraffa's silences: a new interpretation of Sraffa's Production of Commodities pp. 1323-1339

Ajit Sinha

The change in Sraffa's philosophical thinking pp. 1341-1356

John Davis

Piero Sraffa's early views on classical political economy pp. 1357-1383

Pier Luigi Porta

The 'tiresome objector' and Old Moor: a renewal of the debate on Marx after Sraffa based on the unpublished material at the Wren Library pp. 1385-1399

Riccardo Bellofiore

Two notes on Piero Sraffa and Antonio Gramsci pp. 1401-1415

Nerio Naldi

On the present state of the capital controversy pp. 1417-1432

Pierangelo Garegnani

A few counter-factual hypotheses on the current economic crisis pp. 1433-1453

Luigi L. Pasinetti

Income distribution and the size of the financial sector: a Sraffian analysis pp. 1455-1477

Carlo Panico, Antonio Pinto and Martín Puchet Anyul

An 'unproductive labour' view of finance pp. 1479-1496

Aldo Barba and Giancarlo de Vivo

Wages, economic development and the customary standard of life pp. 1497-1534

Frank Wilkinson

Don't treat too ill my Piero! Interpreting Sraffa's papers pp. 1535-1569

Heinz Kurz

Volume 36, issue 5, 2012

Prospects for a heterodox economics of the environment and sustainability pp. 1019-1032

Ali Douai, Andrew Mearman and Ioana Negru

Green economics: putting the planet and politics back into economics pp. 1033-1049

Molly Scott Cato

Climate change uncertainty, irreversibility and the precautionary principle pp. 1051-1072

Jonathan Aldred

Austrian economics and the limits of markets pp. 1073-1090

O’Neill John

Economic Schools of Thought on the Environment: Investigating Unity and Division pp. 1091-1121

Clive Spash and Anthony Ryan

The identity of ecological economics: retrospects and prospects pp. 1123-1142

Begüm Özkaynak, Fikret Adaman and Pat Devine

An inquiry into power and participatory natural resource management pp. 1143-1162

Bengi Akbulut and Ceren Soylu

Towards a political economy approach to the Convention on Biological Diversity pp. 1163-1179

Valérie Boisvert and Franck-Dominique Vivien

Examining the conventions of voluntary environmental approaches in French agriculture pp. 1181-1198

Cazals Clarisse

Institutions and the environment: the case for a political socio-economy of environmental conflicts pp. 1199-1220

Ali Douai and Matthieu Montalban

Aviation lock-in and emissions trading pp. 1221-1243

Clive Lawson

Economic development and environmental policy in Turkey: an institutionalist critique pp. 1245-1266

Eyüp Özveren and Selin Efşan Nas

Volume 36, issue 4, 2012

The nature of economics and the failings of the mainstream: lessons from Lionel Robbins’s Essay pp. 781-798

Andrew Brown and David Spencer

Adam Smith's 'History of Astronomy' and view of science pp. 799-820

Kwangsu Kim

A system of self-managed firms as a new perspective on Marxism pp. 821-841

Bruno Jossa

The mercantile form of value and its place in Marx's theory of the commodity pp. 843-867

Pablo Ahumada

Revisiting Prebisch and Singer: beyond the declining terms of trade thesis and on to technological capability development pp. 869-893

P. Sai-wing Ho

Distribution of income, labour productivity and competitiveness: is the Thai labour regime sustainable? pp. 895-917

Bruno Jetin

Macroeconomic constraints to growth of the Brazilian economy: diagnosis and some policy proposals pp. 919-939

José Luís Oreiro, Lionello F. Punzo and Eliane Araujo

Is there a European wage leader? Wage spillovers in the European Monetary Union pp. 941-962

Paul Ramskogler

The kinetics of capital formation and economic organisation pp. 963-980

Anthony M. Endres and David A. Harper

Economists and the analysis of government failure: fallacies in the Chicago and Virginia interpretations of Cambridge welfare economics pp. 981-994

Roger Backhouse and Steven Medema

The Treasury and the New Cambridge School in the 1970s pp. 997-1017

John Maloney

Volume 36, issue 3, 2012

Universities as strategic actors in the knowledge economy pp. 525-541

Enrico Deiaco, Alan Hughes and Maureen McKelvey

Are universities and university research under threat? Towards an evolutionary model of university speciation pp. 543-565

Ben Martin

Government policy, university strategy and the academic entrepreneur: the case of Queensland's Smart State Institutes pp. 567-585

Mark Dodgson and Jonathan Staggs

Transforming traditional university structures for the knowledge economy through multidisciplinary institutes pp. 587-607

Simon Mosey, Mike Wright and Bart Clarysse

Universities, Technology and Innovation Centres and regional development: the case of the North-East of England pp. 609-627

John Goddard, Douglas Robertson and Paul Vallance

University technology transfer: how (in)efficient are French universities? pp. 629-654

Claudia Curi, Cinzia Daraio and Patrick Llerena

Crossing the Rubicon: exploring the factors that shape academics' perceptions of the barriers to working with industry pp. 655-677

Valentina Tartari, Ammon Salter and Pablo D'Este

Universities in emerging economies: bridging local industry with international science--evidence from Chile and South Africa pp. 679-702

Elisa Giuliani and Roberta Rabellotti

Innovation and university collaboration: paradox and complexity within the knowledge economy pp. 703-721

Jeremy Howells, Ronald Ramlogan and Shu-Li Cheng

Pathways to impact and the strategic role of universities: new evidence on the breadth and depth of university knowledge exchange in the UK and the factors constraining its development pp. 723-750

Alan Hughes and Michael Kitson

Investigating the complexity facing academic entrepreneurs in science and engineering: the complementarities of research performance, networks and support structures in commercialisation pp. 751-780

Evangelos Bourelos, Mats Magnusson and Maureen McKelvey

Volume 36, issue 2, 2012

Ontology and the study of social reality: emergence, organisation, community, power, social relations, corporations, artefacts and money pp. 345-385

Tony Lawson

The world improvement plans of Fritz Schumacher pp. 387-403

John Toye

Dynamic Keynesian economics: cycling forward with Harrod and Kalecki pp. 405-417

Peter Kriesler and J. W. Nevile

A suggestion for a new definition of the concept of finance capital using Marx's notion of 'capital as commodity' pp. 419-434

Bülent Hoca

'Excessive' wages and the return on capital pp. 435-461

Margarita Katsimi, Sarantis Kalyvitis and Thomas Moutos

The 'dangerous obsession' with cost competitiveness … and the not so dangerous obsession with competitiveness pp. 463-479

Colin Hay

Trade flows revisited: further evidence on globalisation pp. 481-493

Philip Arestis, Georgios Chortareas, Evangelia Desli and Theodore Pelagidis

The faces of liberal capitalism: Anglo-Saxon banking systems in crisis? pp. 495-524

Sue Konzelmann, Marc Fovargue-Davies and Gerhard Schnyder

Volume 36, issue 1, 2012

Making the same mistake again--or is this time different? pp. 1-15

Lawrence King, Michael Kitson, Sue Konzelmann and Frank Wilkinson

Financial crisis and global imbalances: its labour market origins and the aftermath pp. 17-42

Pasquale Tridico

Dangerous interconnectedness: economists' conflicts of interest, ideology and financial crisis pp. 43-63

Jessica Carrick-Hagenbarth and Gerald A. Epstein

Contradictions of austerity pp. 65-77

Alex Callinicos

The great austerity war: what caused the US deficit crisis and who should pay to fix it? pp. 79-104

James Crotty

The end of the UK's liberal collectivist social model? The implications of the coalition government's policy during the austerity crisis pp. 105-126

Damian Grimshaw and Jill Rubery

Iceland's rise, fall, stabilisation and beyond pp. 127-144

Robert H. Wade and Silla Sigurgeirsdottir

Dire consequences: the conservative recapture of America's political narrative? pp. 145-153

David Coates

A note on America's 1920--21 depression as an argument for austerity pp. 155-160

Daniel Kuehn

US government deficits and debt amid the great recession: what the evidence shows pp. 161-187

Robert Pollin

Fiscal deficits, economic growth and government debt in the USA pp. 189-204

Lance Taylor, Christian Proaño, Laura Barbosa de Carvalho and Nelson Barbosa-Filho

The tragedy of UK fiscal policy in the aftermath of the financial crisis pp. 205-221

Malcolm Sawyer

Is Ireland really the role model for austerity? pp. 223-235

Stephen Kinsella

The macroeconomic stabilisation effects of Social Security and 401(k) plans pp. 237-251

Teresa Ghilarducci, Joelle Saad-Lessler and Eloy Fisher

The basic paradigms of EU economic policy-making need to be changed pp. 253-270

Kazimierz Laski and Leon Podkaminer

Building faith in a common currency: can the eurozone get beyond the Common Market logic? pp. 271-281

Pascal Petit

The four fallacies of contemporary austerity policies: the lost Keynesian legacy pp. 283-312

Robert Boyer

Russia: austerity and deficit reduction in historical and comparative perspective pp. 313-334

Vladimir Popov

Austerity and fraud under different structures of technology and resource abundance pp. 335-343

Jing Chen and James Galbraith