Review of Radical Political Economics

1969 - 2025

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A Tendency for the Rate of Profit to Fall? From Primitive to Flexible Accumulation in Sweden 1800-2005 pp. 465-484: Rodney Edvinsson
The Profit Rate in Brazil, 1953-2003 pp. 485-504: Adalmir Marquetti, Eduardo Maldonado Filho and Vladimir Lautert
Simultaneous Transitions: Democratization, Neoliberalization, and Possibilities for Class Compromise in South Korea pp. 505-527: Wonik Kim
Gender, Development, and Neoliberalism: HIV/ AIDS in Cambodia pp. 528-548: Yavuz YaÅŸar
Books Received pp. 566-573: David Barkin and Hazel Dayton Gunn

Criticisms of Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply and Mankiwâ€™s Presentation pp. 308-314: Fred Moseley
Time to Ditch AD-AS? pp. 315-320: Roy H. Grieve
Aggregate Demand-Supply Analysis and Its Critics: An Evaluation of the Controversy pp. 321-326: William Scarth
Reply to Scarth pp. 327-329: Fred Moseley and Roy Grieve
The Institutional Barriers to Heterodox Pluralism pp. 338-343: Barbara E. Hopkins
Class Conflict and Industrial Location pp. 344-352: Erik Olsen
Toward a New Political Economy for the U.S pp. 353-362: Ron Baiman
Brazil in the Crisis of the Finance-Led Regime of Accumulation pp. 363-372: Leda Paulani
Distributional Consequences of Financial Crises: Evidence from Recent Crises pp. 373-380: ArmaÄŸan Gezici
Seeds of Change: Hybrid Corn, Monopoly, and the Hunt for Superprofits pp. 381-386: Elizabeth A. Ramey
Books Received pp. 428-434: David Barkin and Hazel Dayton Gunn

Water and Sanitation Utilities in the Global South: Re-centering the Debate on â€œEfficiencyâ€ pp. 156-174: Susan Spronk
Can Human Rights Transcend the Commercialization of Water in South Africa? Sowetoâ€™s Legal Fight for an Equitable Water Policy pp. 175-194: Jackie Dugard
Water Policy in South Africa: Trust and Knowledge as Obstacles to Reform pp. 195-212: Jaqueline Ann Goldin
Fixing and Nixing: The Politics of Water Privatization pp. 213-230: Rhodante Ahlers
The Political Nexus between Water and Economics in Brazil: A Critique of Recent Policy Reforms pp. 231-250: Antonio A. R. Ioris
Transverse Solidarity: Water, Power, and Resistance pp. 251-268: K. Ravi Raman
Books Received pp. 276-281: David Barkin

Competition and International Equity Returns: Some Empirical Tests of â€œTurbulent Arbitrageâ€ pp. 5-31: John Sarich and Jason Hecht
Climate Change: The Political Economy of Kyoto Flexible Mechanisms pp. 32-49: Andriana Vlachou and Charalampos Konstantinidis
Confronting Neoclassical Myths about Self-employment in Latin America pp. 50-65: Gabriel Montes-Rojas
A Tale of Two Thailands: A Minskyan Analysis of Growth in Different Regimes pp. 66-80: David M. Brennan
The Rise of Knowledge in Dependency Theory: The Experience of India and Taiwan pp. 81-99: Vincent H. Shie and Craig D. Meer
Democratizing the Classroom: Sequencing Discussions and Assignments to Promote Student Ownership of the Course pp. 101-107: Geoffrey Schneider
Books Received pp. 121-127: David Barkin and Hazel Dayton Gunn

Financialization and Marx: Giving Labor and Capital a Financial Makeover pp. 458-472: Dick Bryan, Randy Martin and Mike Rafferty
From the Gold Standard to the Floating Dollar Standard: An Appraisal in the Light of Marxâ€™s Theory of Money pp. 473-491: Ramaa Vasudevan
Post-Keynesian Theories of the Firm under Financialization pp. 492-515: Thomas Dallery
Islamic Alternatives to Purely Capitalist Modes of Finance: A Study of Malaysian Banks from 1999 to 2006 pp. 516-538: Tamer ElGindi, Mona Said and John William Salevurakis
Financialization and Changes in the Social Relations along Commodity Chains: The Case of Coffee pp. 539-559: Susan A. Newman
Poverty & Inequality pp. 570-576: Stephen Pimpare
Books Received pp. 612-618: David Barkin

The Financial and Economic Crisis of 2008: A Systemic Crisis of Neoliberal Capitalism pp. 305-317: David M. Kotz
The Global Securitized Subprime Market Crisis pp. 318-334: Phillip Anthony Oâ€™Hara
The Bush Business Cycle Profit Rate: Support in a Theoretical Debate and Implications for the Future pp. 335-342: Erdogan Bakir and Campbell Al
Sources of Polarization of Income and Wealth: Offshore Financial Centers pp. 343-351: Mehrene Larudee
Weirton Revisited: Finance, the Working Class, and Rustbelt Steel Restructuring pp. 352-357: Don Goldstein
Leaving the Sphere of Exchange with David Houston, Karl Marx, and Even Adam Smith: Insights into the Debate about Sweatshops pp. 358-364: John A. Miller
Betwixt and Between: The Spectrum of Formality Revealed in the Labor Market Experiences of Mexican Migrant Workers in the United States pp. 365-371: Carrie L. Cobb, Mary C. King and Leopoldo Rodriguez
Principles for Constructing Alternative Socio-economic Organizations: Lessons Learned from Working Outside Institutional Structures pp. 372-379: David Barkin
Books Received pp. 434-439: N/a

Was IMF-Imposed Economic Regime Change in Korea Justified? The Political Economy of IMF Intervention pp. 149-169: James Crotty and Kang-Kook Lee
Bringing Energy Back into the Economy pp. 170-185: M. Shahid Alam
Economics and â€œNature's Standardâ€: Wes Jackson and The Land Institute pp. 186-195: Donald Richards
Wither Business Ideology: Revisiting Veblen's Theory of Engineers as Revolutionary Actors pp. 196-215: Ahmet Ã–ncÃ¼
Interpretations of Marxian Value Theory in Terms of the Fundamental Marxian Theorem pp. 216-226: Dong-Min Rieu
Books Received pp. 269-273: David Barkin and Hazel Gunn

Gramsci and the Labor-Managed Firm pp. 5-22: Bruno Jossa
Individual Differences and the Potential Tradeoffs Between the Values of a Participatory Economy pp. 23-42: Costas Panayotakis
How Should We Conceive the Continued Resilience of the U.S. Dollar as a Reserve Currency? pp. 43-61: Jamie Morgan
Cuba and the â€œBattle of Ideasâ€: A Jump Ahead pp. 62-78: Ã quilas Mendes and Rosa Maria Marques
The 2001 Economic Crisis, Its Impacts and Evaluations: The Case of Workers and Small Employers in Ankara pp. 79-107: Hayriye ErbaÅŸ and Feryal Turan
Books Received pp. 134-137: David Barkin