Review of Radical Political Economics

1969 - 2025

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Financialization and Global Imbalances pp. 429-447: Dr Bill Lucarelli
Valueless Knowledge-Commodities and Financialization pp. 448-467: Rodrigo Alves Teixeira and Tomas Nielsen Rotta
Soft Budget Constraints and Predatory States pp. 468-483: Mehrdad Vahabi
Statistical Evidence of Falling Profits as Cause of Recession pp. 484-493: José Tapia Granados
What Went Wrong pp. 494-503: Michael Perelman
The Barricades and the Ivory Tower pp. 504-511: Stephen Pimpare
Book Review: Technocapitalism: A Critical Perspective on Technological Innovation and Corporatism pp. 512-516: Michael Keaney
Book Review: Review of Peasants and Globalization: Political Economy, Rural Transformation, and the Agrarian Question pp. 516-519: Yolanda Massieu Trigo
Book Review: Freedom from Want: The Remarkable Success Story of BRAC, the Global Grassroots Organization Thatâ€™s Winning the Fight Against Poverty pp. 519-523: Noah H. Enelow
Book Review: Liberation Theology Along the Potomac: Laborâ€™s Golden Rule in Early American Catholicism pp. 523-525: Dean Richards
Books Received pp. 526-531: N/a
RRPE Special Issue on â€œPolitical Economy of Sustainable Developmentâ€ pp. 532-533: N/a

The Political Economy of Human Capital pp. 281-292: Nancy Folbre
Hybrids, Political Economy, and Macroeconomics pp. 293-297: Elissa Braunstein
Neoliberalism and Ethnic Conflict pp. 298-304: Robert Prasch
From Neoliberalism to Social Justice pp. 305-312: Fadhel Kaboub
Asset Ownership and Egalitarian Decision Making in Dual-headed Households in Ecuador pp. 313-320: Carmen Diana Deere and Jennifer Twyman
Female Infant Mortality Disadvantage in India pp. 321-326: Sanjukta Chaudhuri
The Regional Benefits of the Employer of Last Resort Program pp. 327-336: Michael Murray
Delicious Peace Coffee pp. 337-357: Nancy Neiman Auerbach
Revisiting Public Ownership pp. 358-373: Andrew Cumbers and Robert McMaster
Getting Radical with Markets pp. 374-379: Dean Baker

Left Clouds Over Climate Change Policy pp. 141-159: Robin Hahnel
Remaking the Connections pp. 160-177: David Neilson
Reconceptualizing Capitalism pp. 178-200: Raju J. Das
Primitive Accumulation and the Labor Subsidies to Capitalism pp. 201-212: Tamar Diana Wilson
The Growth of Unproductive Activities, the Rate of Profit, and the Phase-Change of the U.S. Economy pp. 213-233: Dimitris Paitaridis and Lefteris Tsoulfidis
Revisiting the Mexican Informality Continuum in the United States pp. 234-239: Michael Pisani

â€œGender Troubleâ€ pp. 8-22: Genna R. Miller
Economics Against Democracy pp. 23-39: Manuel Branco
Challenging the Presumption in Favor of Markets pp. 40-61: Colin Donnaruma and Nicholas Partyka
Participatory Economic Democracy in Action pp. 62-81: Adalmir Marquetti, Carlos Schönerwald and Al Campbell
The Fonds de SolidaritÃ© pp. 82-99: Philippe Morin
Being Radical or Radical Being? pp. 100-106: Ben Fine

Income Distribution, Irrational Exuberance, and Growth pp. 449-466: Rohit
Who Are the Winners and the Losers? Transitions in the U.S. Household Income Distribution pp. 467-487: John Hisnanick
Value Theory in an Incomplete Capitalist System pp. 488-505: Bill Dunn
Goodwin or Kalecki in Demand? Functional Income Distribution and Aggregate Demand in the Short Run pp. 506-522: Engelbert Stockhammer and Robert Stehrer
Market Socialism Is Not Market Capitalism pp. 523-539: Arthur DiQuattro
The Pluralism Debate in Heterodox Economics pp. 540-551: Frederic Lee
Pluralism, Heterodoxy, and the Rhetoric of Distinction pp. 552-561: Andrew Mearman
Pluralism, Academic Freedom, and Heterodox Economics pp. 562-572: Robert F. Garnett
Heterodox Economics, Tolerance, and Pluralism pp. 573-577: Frederic Lee
What Is Coming Around the Corner? pp. 578-581: Doug Dowd

The 21st Century Crisis pp. 289-301: Minqi Li
Is the Fundamental Science of Macroeconomics Sound? pp. 302-309: David Colander
Macroeconomic Theory After the Crisis pp. 310-316: Amitava Dutt
Workersâ€™ Participation in Management, Workersâ€™ Control of Production pp. 317-327: Christopher Gunn
The Role of Workers in Management pp. 328-333: Al Campbell
Global Restructuring, Social Distancing, and a Community-Based Workerâ€™s Center Response pp. 334-339: Minsun Ji
Race in Early Tobacco Advertising pp. 340-347: Jonathan P. Goldstein
Radical Economists in the 21st Century pp. 348-353: Howard Sherman
What is Radical in Neoliberal-Nationalist South Africa? pp. 354-360: Patrick Bond
Power Relations and Economic Paradigms, or Why Post-Keynesian Theory Is Not Dominant pp. 361-372: Angelo Reati

Rethinking the Dynamics of Abusive Relationships: The Implications of Violence and Resistance for Household Bargaining pp. 137-153: Stephanie Paterson
The Limits of Radical Institutionalism: A Marxian Critique of Thorstein Veblenâ€™s Political Economy pp. 154-171: Devin Penner
A Macroeconomic Structure of Employment: Rural-Urban Conflict in a Kaleckian Framework pp. 172-197: Saumya Chakrabarti
Casino Capitalism with Derivatives: Fragility and Instability in Contemporary Finance pp. 198-215: Rex McKenzie
Social Dividend Based on Overproduction pp. 216-229: Aimin Dang
Subcontracting and the Creation of Inequality in the Dutch Clothing Industry 1980-1992 pp. 230-252: Dirk H. M. Akkermans
Books Received pp. 271-277: David Barkin and Hazel Dayton Gunn

Making Sense of Chinaâ€™s Economic Transformation pp. 33-55: Dic Lo and Yu Zhang
The Chinese Reform Experience: A Critical Assessment pp. 56-76: Martin Hart-Landsberg
One Hundred Million Jobs for the Chinese Workers! Why Chinaâ€™s Current Model of Development Is Unsustainable and How a Progressive Economic Program Can Help the Chinese Workers, the Chinese Economy, and Chinaâ€™s Environment pp. 77-94: Chiara Piovani and Minqi Li
The Determination of the â€œMonetary Expression of Labor Timeâ€ (â€œMELTâ€ ) in the Case of Non-Commodity Money pp. 95-105: Fred Moseley
Books Received pp. 121-127: David Barkin and Hazel Dayton Gunn