Cambridge Journal of Economics

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Volume 27, issue 6, 2003

Are institutional rigidities at the root of European unemployment? pp. 771-787

Ronald Schettkat

Decentralised production organisation and institutional transformation: large and small firm networks in Chile and Nicaragua pp. 789-805

Paola Perez-Aleman

Coase on the nature of economics pp. 807-829

Ning Wang

Sectoral regularities of productivity growth in developing countries--a Kaldorian interpretation pp. 831-850

Ute Pieper

Technical efficiency, market share and profitability of manufacturing firms in Côte d'Ivoire: the technology trap pp. 851-866

Leo Sleuwaegen and Micheline Goedhuys

Empirical evidence on interdependent preferences: nature or nurture? pp. 867-880

Daniel Zizzo

Time use, work and overlapping activities: evidence from Australia pp. 881-904

Maria Sagrario Floro and Marjorie Miles

The political economy of gender disparity in musical markets pp. 905-917

Sam Cameron

Estimating the surplus in the periphery: an application to Turkey pp. 919-933

Cem Somel

Volume 27, issue 5, 2003

Nationalism, development and integration: the political economy of Ernest Gellner pp. 623-646

Ugo Pagano

Innovation and growth: supply and demand factors in the recent US expansion pp. 647-669

Annamaria Simonazzi

Breaking the waves: a Poisson regression approach to Schumpeterian clustering of basic innovations pp. 671-693

Gerald Silverberg and Bart Verspagen

Some methodological problems with the neoclassical analysis of the East Asian miracle pp. 695-721

Jesus Felipe and John McCombie

Smith and Newton: some methodological issues concerning general economic equilibrium theory pp. 723-747

Leonidas Montes

A note on the organic composition of capital and profit rates pp. 749-754

William Cockshott and Allin Cottrell

A note on the evolution of inequality in Poland, 1992-99 pp. 755-768

Leon Podkaminer

Volume 27, issue 4, 2003

What's behind the rise in profitability in the US in the 1980s and 1990s? pp. 479-499

Edward Wolff

Exit, voice and the evolution of industrial districts: the case of the post-World War II economic development of Prato pp. 501-522

Gabi Dei Ottati

Sectoral patterns of technological activity and export market share dynamics pp. 523-545

Fabio Montobbio

Labour employed in production and labour commanded: a Ricardian conjecture pp. 547-562

Nerio Naldi

Trends in employment and the employment elasticity in manufacturing, 1971--92: an international comparison pp. 563-582

Dipak Mazumdar

Effective demand and the terms of trade in a dual economy: a Kaldorian perspective pp. 583-595

Amit Bhaduri

Sand in the wheels or spanner in the works? The Tobin tax and global finance pp. 597-621

John Grahl

Volume 27, issue 3, 2003

Averting crisis? Assessing measures to manage financial integration in emerging economies pp. 317-336

Ilene Grabel

Is attack the best form of defence? A competing risks analysis of acquisition activity in the UK pp. 337-357

Andrew Dickerson, Heather Gibson and Euclid Tsakalotos

Keynes's dialectic? pp. 359-376

Mark Setterfield

Capstone or deadweight? Inefficiency, duplication and inequity in South Africa's tertiary education system, 1910--93 pp. 377-400

Johannes Fedderke, Raphael de Kadt and John Luiz

Ideology, markets and money pp. 401-418

Simon Mohun

Home country employment and foreign direct investment: evidence from the Italian case pp. 419-431

Sergio Mariotti, Marco Mutinelli and Lucia Piscitello

Analysing pollution by way of vertically integrated coefficients, with an application to the water sector in Aragon pp. 433-448

J. S·nchez-ChÛliz and Rosa Duarte

Bargaining power, effective demand and technical progress: a Kaleckian model of growth pp. 449-464

Mario Cassetti

Contractual governance and illiberal contracts: some problems of contractualism as an instrument of behaviour management by agencies of government pp. 465-477

Mark Freedland and Desmond King

Volume 27, issue 2, 2003

The hidden persuaders: institutions and individuals in economic theory pp. 159-175

Geoffrey Hodgson

Innovation and social probable knowledge pp. 177-190

Marco Crocco

A behavioural analysis of the subsistence standard of living pp. 191-207

Mohammed Sharif

Adam Smith and the division of labour: is there a difference between organisation and market? pp. 209-224

StÈphan Vincent-Lancrin

Sraffa's legacy pp. 225-238

Duncan Foley

Organisational change, human resource management and innovative performance: comparative perspectives pp. 239-241

Edward Lorenz and Frank Wilkinson

New human resource management practices, complementarities and the impact on innovation performance pp. 243-263

Keld Laursen and Nicolai Foss

The adoption and diffusion of high-performance management: lessons from Japanese multinationals in the West pp. 265-286

Peter Doeringer, Edward Lorenz and David G. Terkla

Organisational change, technology, employment and skills: an empirical study of French manufacturing pp. 287-316

Nathalie Greenan

Volume 27, issue 1, 2003

Profitability and supply price in the US domestic oil industry: implications for the political economy of oil in the twenty-first century pp. 1-23

Ian Rutledge

Capitalism's growth imperative pp. 25-48

Myron J. Gordon and Jeffrey S. Rosenthal

Confronting the science-value split: notes on feminist economics, institutionalism, pragmatism and process thought pp. 49-64

Julie Nelson

The microfoundations of macroeconomics: an evolutionary perspective pp. 65-84

Jeroen van den Bergh and John Gowdy

Simon's and Siegel's responses to the 'mixed strategy anomaly': a missed case in the sensitivity of economics to empirical evidence pp. 85-96

Timo Tammi

New market socialism: a case for rejuvenation or inspired alchemy? pp. 97-121

Dimitris Milonakis

Labour market deregulation, 'flexibility' and innovation pp. 123-143

Jonathan Michie and Maura Sheehan

Commentary. Reforming teachers' pay: incentive payments, collegiate ethos and UK policy pp. 145-157

Nick Adnett

Volume 26, issue 6, 2002

Introduction pp. 679-681

Stephanie Blankenburg, Clive Lawson, Tony Lawson, Paul Lewis, Stephen Pratten and Jochen Runde

Historical reference: Hume and critical realism pp. 683-695

Sheila Dow

Critical realism and Kantian transcendental arguments pp. 697-708

Alex Viskovatoff

A critical 'post' to critical realism pp. 709-726

Nitasha Kaul

Reflections on critical realism in political economy pp. 727-738

Peter Nielsen

Some problems with the conception of the human subject in critical realism pp. 739-751

Philip Faulkner

On categorical variables and non-parametric statistical inference in the pursuit of causal explanations pp. 753-772

John H. Finch and Robert McMaster

Driven to abstraction? Critical realism and the search for the 'inner connection' of social phenomena pp. 773-788

Andrew Brown, Gary Slater and David A. Spencer

Theory creation and the methodological foundation of Post Keynesian economics pp. 789-804

Frederic Lee

Metatheory as the key to understanding: Schumpeter after Shionoya pp. 805-821

M·rio da GraÁa Moura

Volume 26, issue 5, 2002

Breaking the mould: an institutionalist political economy alternative to the neo-liberal theory of the market and the state pp. 539-559

Ha-Joon Chang

Persistent demi-regs and robust tendencies: critical realism and the Singer--Prebisch Thesis pp. 561-583

Brian Pinkstone

Growth and income distribution in a credit--money economy: introducing the banking sector into the linear production model pp. 585-612

Man-Seop Park

Marx's value forms and Hayek's rules: a reinterpretation in the light of the dichotomy between physis and nomos pp. 613-635

Hoon Hong

Effective supply failures and structural adjustment: a real--financial model with reference to India pp. 637-657

C. W. M. Naastepad

Weintraub's consumption coefficient pp. 659-662

Robert Dixon

Weintraub's consumption coefficient: response to Robert Dixon pp. 663-666

Douglas Mair, Anthony J. Laramie and Jan Toporowski

A political-economic analysis of the failure of neo-liberal restructuring in post-crisis Korea pp. 667-678

James Crotty and Kang-Kook Lee

Volume 26, issue 4, 2002

What happens after working part time? Integration, maintenance or exclusionary transitions in Britain and western Germany pp. 409-439

Jacqueline O'Reilly and Silke Bothfeld

The endogeneity of the natural rate of growth pp. 441-459

Miguel A. LeÛn-Ledesma and Anthony Thirlwall

The role of human and social capital in growth: extending our understanding pp. 461-479

Barbara Piazza-Georgi

Critical realism, empirical methods and inference: a critical discussion pp. 481-500

Paul Downward, John H. Finch and John Ramsay

Three problems of social organisation: institutional law and economics meets Habermasian law and democracy pp. 501-520

Kenneth L. Avio

The political economy of high-tech industries in developing countries: aerospace in Brazil, Indonesia and South Africa pp. 521-538

Andrea Goldstein

Volume 26, issue 3, 2002

(What) do unions maximise? Evidence from survey data pp. 279-297

Peter G. Gahan

The law of value and laws of statistics: sectoral values and prices in the US economy, 1977--97 pp. 299-311

Andrew J. Kliman

Preferences, reductionism and the microfoundations of Analytical Marxism pp. 313-329

Bruce Philp

The monetary appreciation of paintings: from realism to Magritte pp. 331-358

Luc Renneboog

Values, prices of production and market prices: some more evidence from the Greek economy pp. 359-369

Lefteris Tsoulfidis

Interpreting Ricardo: a rejoinder to Peach pp. 371-380

Heinz Kurz

Interpreting Ricardo: a further reply to Sraffians pp. 381-391

Terry Peach

Rethinking the development agenda pp. 393-407

Jose Antonio Ocampo

Volume 26, issue 2, 2002

Perceived trustworthiness and inter-firm governance: empirical evidence from the UK printing industry pp. 139-160

Guido M–llering

The xistence of definitional economics--Stigler's and Leibenstein's war of the words pp. 161-178

Craig Freedman

Reconsidering the conventional wisdom on wage increases, the choice of technique and employment pp. 179-200

Angelo Reati

Accumulation, innovation and catching-up: an extended cumulative growth model pp. 201-216

Miguel A. LeÛn-Ledesma

North's institutionalism and the prospect of combining theoretical approaches pp. 217-235

Paul Vandenberg

Financial crisis in Southeast Asia: dispelling illusion the Minskyan way pp. 237-260

Philip Arestis

On the scope of experiments in economics: comments on Siakantaris pp. 261-267

Francesco Guala

Inside debt, aggregate demand and the Cambridge theory of distribution: a note pp. 269-274

Pasquale Commendatore

Financial institutions and the Cambridge theory of distribution pp. 275-277

Thomas Palley

Volume 26, issue 1, 2002

Multinational experience and the creation of linkages with local firms: evidence from the electronics industry pp. 1-25

Davide Castellani

Boylan and O'Gorman's causal holism: a critical realist evaluation pp. 27-45

Steve Fleetwood

Keynes, uncertainty and interest rates pp. 47-62

Brian Weatherson

Nominalising the numeric: an alternative to mathematical reduction in economics pp. 63-80

Ken Dennis

Modern economics: the case of the disappearing body? pp. 81-103

Jack Amariglio

Bye-bye central planning, hello market hiccups: institutional transition in Romania pp. 105-118

Gamal Ibrahim

China and the global business revolution pp. 119-137

Peter Nolan