Review of Radical Political Economics

1969 - 2025

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Volume 57, issue 4, 2025

Imperialism in Marx, the Marxist Tradition, and Today pp. 681-695

Radhika Desai

Financialization in Peripheral Countries: Insights from the Marxist Dependency Theory pp. 696-705

Francisco Luiz de Andrade Neto

Catching Up and Falling Behind in Selected Latin American Countries: A Classical-Marxian Analysis pp. 706-717

Adalmir Antonio Marquetti, Alessandro Miebach and Henrique Morrone

The End of the Keynesian Consensus and US Wage Growth: An Empirical Study of the Role of Union Density and the War on Drugs pp. 718-729

Michele I. Naples

Militarization, Gendered Labor Markets, and the Care Economy pp. 730-743

Saniya Jilani

The Institutional Evolution of the US Financial System 1945–2023: Policy Implications of the Long-Wave Financial Cycle and Thwarting System Asymmetries pp. 744-755

Shaun K. Brog and Yeo Hyub Yoon

Institutional Challenges of the Ecological Transition pp. 756-765

David Cayla

An Empirical Analysis of the US Economy Through the Lens of Financial Instability Hypothesis (1999–2022) pp. 766-778

Barkin Cihanli

Counterhegemonic Evolution: The Intentional Township of Auroville as a Case Study of Systemic Transformation pp. 779-791

Ricardo R. Fuentes-Ramírez and Cansu Gurkaya

Global Constraints on Monetary Policy: Can Developing Countries Avoid the Dilemma? The Case of Türkiye and Bolivia pp. 792-803

Hasan Cömert and Raul Zelada Aprili

Evaluating the Impact of Industrial and Occupational Change on Black-White Unemployment Gaps in New York City and the United States pp. 804-816

Lauren Melodia

“Capitalism Without Capital†or “Technofeudalism†? Preliminary Thoughts Toward a Theory of Knowledge Monopolization pp. 817-825

Özgür Orhangazi

Intellectual Monopoly and Income Inequality in the United States, 1948–2021: A Long-Run Analysis pp. 826-849

Tomás N. Rotta

Union Coverage and Men’s Participation in Unpaid Social Reproduction in the United States pp. 850-874

Sarah F. Small

The Strategic Plan of the Working Day pp. 875-891

John Hutnyk

A Neoclassical Theory of Labor Exploitation: Some Comments pp. 892-897

Deepankar Basu, Debarshi Das and Subhankar Mukherjee

Recalibrating Socially Necessary Labor or Else? pp. 898-903

Dong-Min Rieu

Book Review: Capital City: Gentrification and the Real Estate State pp. 904-907

Kathryn Loeb

Book Review: The Rise of Central Banks: State Power in Financial Capitalism pp. 907-910

Daniyal Khan

Book Review: The State of Capitalism: Economy, Society, and Hegemony pp. 910-913

Elif Karaçimen

Abstracts in Chinese December 2025 pp. 914-919

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Abstracts in Spanish December 2025 pp. 920-926

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Volume 57, issue 3, 2025

Introduction to the Special Issue on Anti-Capitalist Pedagogies and Teaching Radical Economics pp. 365-375

Smita Ramnarain, Surbhi Kesar, Andrew Mearman, Gary Mongiovi, Geoffrey Schneider and Mary V. Wrenn

Threshold Concepts in Economics: A New Way to Teach the Role of Government in the Economy pp. 376-385

Danish Khan and June Sanchez

Teaching the Labor Theory of Value in China: Addressing Challenges with Effective Methods pp. 386-402

Ma Mengting

Marx and the Big Mac: An Empirical Exploration of Marx’s Exploitation Theory for Introductory Economics Courses pp. 403-410

Teresa Perry

Enhancing the Teaching of Radical Political Economy Through Multimedia Integration: A Pedagogical Framework pp. 411-428

Swayamsiddha Sarangi

Debate as a Pedagogical Tool for Pluralist Economics Education pp. 429-436

Zengping He

Teaching Technological Unemployment Through Role-Play: The Luddite Rebellion pp. 437-444

Ric McIntyre

Bringing Radical Assessment into Radical Political Economy: An Ungrading Experience pp. 445-462

Smita Ramnarain and Anna Santucci

The “I†in Capitalism: Radical Pedagogy and the Stories That Our Students Tell About Capitalism and Inequality pp. 463-484

Tim Koechlin

Introducing Economics Students to Marxist Political Economy: Mental and Physical Health in the Workplace pp. 485-494

Kevin Deane and Julia Chukwuma

Solidarity... Forever? Teaching Labor and Race at a Predominantly White and Emerging Hispanic Serving Institution with Games pp. 495-502

Robert Haggar

Justice Matters: Equality-Efficiency Tradeoff in Principles of Macroeconomics pp. 503-512

Tanadej Vechsuruck

Teaching Macroeconomics Using a Multi-paradigmatic, Problem-Based Learning Approach pp. 513-526

Finn Olesen

Can Econometrics Incorporate a Critical Pedagogy Praxis? pp. 527-544

Thereza Balliester Reis and Yaerin Yoon

Researching Postcapitalist Possibilities: Pedagogy as Resubjectivation pp. 545-565

Jenny Cameron and Katherine Gibson

Economics for Emancipation: Advancing Radical Economics Through Popular Education with Economic Justice Activists pp. 566-583

Francisco Pérez and Sarah Wang

Popular Education: Teaching Economics to Communities pp. 584-609

Marlene Kim

Toward Decolonizing and Feminist Pedagogies in Transforming Economics Classrooms pp. 610-630

Michelle Monique Meixieira Groenewald and Caro Carl Janse van Rensburg

A Strike: Lessons in Solidarity pp. 631-641

Daniel Rosenberg

Quo Vadis? Academic Autonomy and Freedom: The Case of Economics Discipline in Turkey pp. 642-648

Fikret Adaman

Academic Radicalism in the Present Conjuncture: The University as a Contested Terrain pp. 649-658

Snehashish Bhattacharya

Abstracts in Chinese September 2025 pp. 659-665

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Abstracts in Spanish September 2025 pp. 666-673

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Volume 57, issue 2, 2025

Credit and Its Legal Context in Sharecropping Relations in Postbellum Mississippi Delta: From Ownership to Controlling of Laboring Bodies pp. 157-175

Serap Ayșe Kayatekin

Sovereign Credit Rating: Impact on Social Investment and Role in Financial Subordination pp. 176-196

Ramya Vijaya

Effects of Income Distribution and Fiscal Policy on Growth in Turkey: A Kaleckian Analysis pp. 197-220

Eda Yilmaz and Serdal Bahçe

Marx-Biased Technical Change and International Profit-Rate Convergence: The Case of Mexican Manufacturing pp. 221-243

Carlos A. Ibarra

The Relationship Between Energy and Capital: Insights from The Wealth of Nations pp. 244-259

Simon Mair

Introduction to the Symposium on Political Economy of Occupation, Colonialism, and Conflict in Palestine pp. 260-265

Surbhi Kesar and Don Goldstein

US Militarism and Sisyphian “Aid†to Israel/Palestine pp. 266-281

Jennifer C. Olmsted

Functional Distribution of Income in Palestine: Relevance, Measurement, and Political Economy Implications pp. 282-294

Ibrahim Shikaki

Imperialist Intervention and the Invention of Israel pp. 295-308

Sachin Peddada

Settler-Colonialism and Empire-Building in Palestine/Israel, 1920–1956 pp. 309-319

Amir Locker-Biletzki

Shutdown Nation: The Political Economy of Self-Destruction pp. 320-329

Shir Hever

Book Review: The Class Matrix: Social Theory after the Cultural Turn pp. 330-334

Robert Chernomas and Ian Hudson

Book Review: The Dialectics of Dependency pp. 334-338

Louis O’Sullivan

Book Review: Foundations of Real-World Economics: What Every Economics Student Needs to Know pp. 338-342

Orlando Gomes

Can Capitalism Ever Be Ecologically Sustainable? A Review of Green Growth vs. Degrowth Perspectives pp. 343-351

Stephanie Attar

Abstracts in Chinese June 2025 pp. 352-355

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Abstracts in Spanish June 2025 pp. 356-360

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Volume 57, issue 1, 2025

Introduction to the Special Issue on COVID and Capitalism: The COVID-19 Pandemic Through the Lens of Radical Political Economy pp. 5-8

Elif Karaçimen and Juan Santarcángelo

COVID-19 Pandemic and Vaccine Imperialism pp. 9-29

Stergios A. Seretis, Stavros D. Mavroudeas, Feride Aksu Tanık, Alexios Benos and Elias Kondilis

The Economic Power of Capital and the Spread of COVID-19 in the United States: An Empirical Study pp. 30-57

Junfu Zhao

A Most Neoliberal Encounter: When Covid-19 Met the British Welfare State pp. 58-72

Clémence Fourton

Portuguese Households on a Tightrope: Income Vulnerability during the COVID-19 Pandemic pp. 73-89

Cristina Matos

China’s Changing COVID-19 Policies: Market and Public Health pp. 90-108

Zhun Xu

Riding out the Storm: How State-Owned Enterprises in China Fought the COVID Crisis pp. 109-128

Hao Qi, Zhongjin Li and Ningzhi He

Book Review: The Real Anthony Fauci: Bill Gates, Big Pharma, and the Global War on Democracy and Public Health pp. 129-133

Julie Matthaei

Books Received (as of March 2025) pp. 134-138

Fletcher Baragar

List of Reviewers 2024 pp. 139-144

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Abstracts Chinese March 2025 pp. 145-147

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Abstracts Spanish March 2025 pp. 148-151

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