Review of Radical Political Economics

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Volume 38, issue 3, 2006

The Future within the Present: Seven Theses for a Robust Twenty-First-Century Socialism pp. 305-318

David Laibman

Neoliberalism and Social Security pp. 319-326

Martin H. Wolfson

The Rhetoric of the Social Security Debate pp. 327-333

Douglas V. Orr

Gambling with Retirement: Market Risk Implications for Social Security Privatization pp. 334-344

Christian Weller

Cooperatives and Market Failure: Workers’ Cooperatives and System Mismatch pp. 345-354

Christopher Gunn

The Estimated Economic Impact of a Chicago Big Box Living Wage Ordinance pp. 355-364

Ron Baiman

The Effect of Neoliberalism on the Fall in the Rate of Profit in Business Cycles pp. 365-373

Erdogan Bakir and Al Campbell

U.S. Multinational Corporations and the Mobility of Productive Capital: A Skeptical View pp. 374-380

Tim Koechlin

The Effects of Neoliberal “Reforms†on the Postcrisis Korean Economy pp. 381-387

James Crotty and Kang-Kook Lee

Imperialism in the Neoliberal Era: Argentina’s Reprieve and Crisis pp. 388-396

Gérard Duménil and Dominique Lévy

A Chinese Social Structure of Accumulation for Capitalist Long-Wave Upswing? pp. 397-404

Phillip Anthony O’Hara

Women’s Work: Using U.S. History to Explain Mexican Women’s Differential Work Strategies in Mexico and the United States pp. 405-412

Mary C. King

Volume 38, issue 2, 2006

Exploitation: A Modern Approach pp. 175-192

Robin Hahnel

Neoliberal Global Remedies: From Speculative-Led Growth to IMF-Led Crisis in Turkey pp. 193-213

Erinc Yeldan

Social Conflict and the Effectiveness of Aggregate Demand Management Policies pp. 214-242

Euclid Tsakalotos

The Hidden Face of Endogenous Growth Theory: Analytical and Ideological Perspectives in the Era of Neoliberal Globalization pp. 243-257

Rémy Herrera

A Reexamination of the Quantitative Issues in the New Interpretation pp. 258-271

Dong-Min Rieu

Volume 38, issue 1, 2006

From Communist Manifesto to Empire: How Marxists Have Viewed Global Capitalism in History pp. 7-23

Hamid Hosseini

Circuits of Capital and Overproduction: A Marxist Analysis of the Present World Economic Crisis pp. 24-44

Steven Kettell

Fictitious Capital, Real Debts: Systemic Illiquidity in the Financial Crises of the Late 1990s pp. 45-70

Anastasia Nesvetailova

Unequal Exchange Without a Labor Theory of Prices: On the Need for a Global Marshall Plan and a Solidarity Trading Regime pp. 71-89

Ron Baiman

Cashing in on Shame: How the Popular “Tradition vs. Modernity†Dualism Contributes to the “HIV/AIDS Crisis†in Africa pp. 90-138

Helen Lauer

Volume 37, issue 4, 2005

Excess Burden of an Income Tax: What Do Mainstream Economists Really Measure? pp. 453-470

Roland Granqvist and Hans Lind

Disciplinary Unemployment as a Public Good, or the Importance of the Committee to Manage the Common Affairs of the Whole Bourgeoisie pp. 471-475

Michael Ash

The General Rate of Profit in a New Market Economy: Conceptual Issues and Estimates pp. 476-493

Alexei Izyumov and Sofia Alterman

Marxian Macroeconomic Categories in the Greek Economy pp. 494-516

Thanasis Maniatis

Dynamics, Disequilibrium, and Marxian Economics: A Formal Analysis of Temporal Single-System Marxism pp. 517-529

Roberto Veneziani

Volume 37, issue 3, 2005

Communicating Political Economy pp. 269-280

Ann Markusen

Neoliberalism and Empire: How Are They Related? pp. 281-287

Robert Prasch

The Conservatives, the Market, and the Common Law pp. 288-292

Jay M. Feinman

Corporate Governance and the “Job Loss†Recovery pp. 293-301

L. Josh Bivens and Christian Weller

How Well Are We Measuring Workers’ Rights? pp. 302-310

L. Josh Bivens, Adam S. Hersh and Christian Weller

Cuban Economic Performance in Retrospect pp. 311-319

Frank Thompson

Capital Accumulation and the Development of a Financial System: The Turkish Example pp. 320-328

Benan Eres

Teaching Macroeconomics by Bringing Marx into the Classroom pp. 329-339

Mark Lautzenheiser and Yavuz Yasar

Engaged Pedagogy and Political Economy pp. 341-345

Nancy E. Rose

Paying the Bills Is Not Just Theory: Service Learning about a Living Wage pp. 346-356

Nina Banks, Geoffrey Schneider and Paul Susman

Volume 37, issue 2, 2005

Economic Justice pp. 131-154

Robin Hahnel

Worker Insecurity and U.S. Macroeconomic Performance During the 1990s pp. 155-177

Mark Setterfield

“A Most Refreshing Dose of Sanityâ€: Sidney Pollard's Economic History pp. 178-195

David Renton

China's Comprador Capitalism Is Coming Home pp. 196-214

James Heartfield

Profitability Trends and Cycles: Structural Change in the Mexican Economy pp. 215-232

Ortiz C. Etelberto

Volume 37, issue 1, 2005

Marxian Theory of Competition and the Concept of Regulating Capital: Evidence from Greek Manufacturing pp. 5-22

Lefteris Tsoulfidis and Persefoni Tsaliki

Persistent Problems Demand Consistent Solutions: Evaluating Policies to Mitigate Occupational Segregation by Gender pp. 23-38

Sharon H. Mastracci

“Fiduciary Capitalism,†the “Political Model of Corporate Governance,†and the Prospect of Stakeholder Capitalism in the United States pp. 39-62

David M. Brennan

Endogenous Social Preferences pp. 63-84

Jeffrey Carpenter

A Critical Note on Moseley’s “Macro-Monetary†Interpretation of Marx’s Theory pp. 85-96

Fabio Ravagnani

Volume 36, issue 4, 2004

Political Economy as Subject and Form in Contemporary Art pp. 471-486

Alan W. Moore

Negotiating the “Resemblances of Surfacesâ€: Painterly Abstract Painting and Consumer Culture, circa 1945-1965 pp. 487-505

Jennifer Ellen Way

Art Museums and Socioeconomic Forces: The Case of a Community Museum pp. 506-527

María-José Moreno

The Community Mural and Democratic Art Processes pp. 528-537

Michael R. Mosher

Volume 36, issue 3, 2004

Speculations on the Political Economy of War and Empire pp. 297-306

Michael Perelman

Service Learning and Teaching about Globalization pp. 307-313

Don Goldstein

Teaching Globalization through a Gender Lens pp. 314-320

Suzanne Bergeron

Teaching about Sweatshops and Globalization pp. 321-327

John A. Miller

A New Transnational Corporate Social Structure of Accumulation for Long-Wave Upswing in the World Economy? pp. 328-335

Phillip Anthony O’Hara

Class Struggles and the Reinvention of American Capitalism in the Second Half of the Twentieth Century pp. 336-343

Victor D. Lippit

The Concept of Capital-Control Complex (CCC): The Case of Japan pp. 344-350

Gibin Hong

A Political Economy View of ASSA Meetings: The U.S. Mexican Border pp. 351-357

David Barkin

Workers’ Participation in Management and Firm Performance: Evidence from Large and Medium-Sized Chinese Industrial Enterprises pp. 358-380

Minqi Li

Volume 36, issue 2, 2004

Urban Space and Political Consciousness: A Report on Theory pp. 155-176

Kanishka Goonewardena

History and Identity: The Case of Radical Economics and Radical Economists, 1945-70 pp. 177-195

Frederic Lee

The Agrarian Origins of the Industrial Revolution in England pp. 196-216

Larry Patriquin

Colonialism and Industrialization: A Critique of Lewis pp. 217-240

M. Shahid Alam

Trends in Developing Countries’ Commodity Terms-of-Trade since 1970 pp. 241-253

Rati Ram

Volume 36, issue 1, 2004

Transforming the Transformation Problem: Why the “New Interpretation†is a Wrong Turning pp. 3-19

Ben Fine, Costas Lapavitsas and Alfredo Saad-Filho

Subsistence Wages and Household Production: Clearing the Way for an Analysis of Class and Gender pp. 20-36

Paddy Quick

(De)Constructing Dependency: Institutional, Historical Perspectives of Welfare pp. 37-51

Ann Davis

On the Rise of the West: Researching Kenneth Pomeranz’s Great Divergence pp. 52-81

Ricardo Duchesne

The Real and Financial Components of Profitability (United States, 1952–2000) pp. 82-110

Gérard Duménil and Dominique Lévy

Marrying Economics with History pp. 111-123

Angelo Reati

Book Reviews pp. 124-126

Mayo C. Toruño

Book Reviews pp. 126-130

Dan Luria

Book Reviews pp. 130-132

Cheol-Soo Park

Book Reviews pp. 133-135

Tamar Diana Wilson

Books Received pp. 136-142

David Barkin