Review of Radical Political Economics

1969 - 2025

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Vulgar economy in Marxian garb: a critique of Temporal Single System Marxism pp. 393-416: Gary Mongiovi
The field of capital mobility and the gravitation of profit rates (USA 1948-2000) pp. 417-436: GÎrard DumÎnil and Dominique LÎvy
The profit rate: where and how much did it fall? Did it recover? (USA 1948-2000) pp. 437-461: Gerard Dumenil and Dominique Levy
Wages fund, high wages, and social conflict in a classical model of unemployment equilibrium pp. 463-486: Guglielmo Forges Davanzati

Depths below depths: the intensification, multiplication, and spread of capitalism's destructive force from Marx's time to ours pp. 247-266: Doug Dowd
What is a living wage? Considerations from Santa Monica, CA pp. 267-273: Robert Pollin
Origin of the factoid-prevailing wage laws are remnant Jim Crow laws pp. 275-284: Hamid Azari-Rad and Peter Philips
The Social Security reform debate: effects of financial and labor market institutions pp. 285-293: Douglas V. Orr
A new financial social structure of accumulation in the United States for long wave upswing? pp. 295-301: Phillip Anthony O'Hara
Whose bank is it anyway? The importance of unemployment and the stock market for monetary policy pp. 303-310: Christian Weller
Why equity cannot be separated from efficiency II: when should social pricing be progressive? pp. 311-317: Ron Baiman
Political conflict and the social structure of accumulation: The case of South African apartheid pp. 319-326: James Heintz
Is financial liberalization good for developing nations? The case of South Korea in the 1990s pp. 327-334: James Crotty and Kang-Kook Lee
Turkey: bankruptcy of neoliberal policies and the possibility of alternatives pp. 335-341: Ozgur Orhangazi

Inflation and stabilization in Brazil: a political economy analysis pp. 109-135: Alfredo Saad-Filho and Maria de Lourdes Mollo
Class, breadwinner ideology, and housework among Canadian husbands pp. 137-157: M. R. Nakhaie
Value and the quest for the core of capitalism pp. 159-178: David Laibman
Realization and costs: reply to Goldstein pp. 179-186: Howard J. Sherman
"Economic imperialism": a view from the periphery pp. 187-201: Ben Fine
Productive and unproductive labor: a reply to Houston and Laibman pp. 203-220: Simon Mohun
A reply to Jon Goldstein pp. 221-222: William Van Lear

The masculinization of the Mexican maquiladoras pp. 3-17: Tamar Diana Wilson
Competition and profitability: A critique of Robert Brenner pp. 19-34: Ajit Zacharias
Manufacturing and global turbulence: Brenner' s misinterpretation of profit rate differentials pp. 45-48: GÃ©rard DumÃ©nil and Dominique LÃ©vy
Surplus value and the Keynesian multiplier pp. 57-67: Andrew B. Trigg
The nature of surplus value in the "new solution" pp. 69-73: Al Campbell
The profit squeeze is supported by the PW cycle indicator pp. 75-77: J. P. Goldstein

Introduction pp. 377-378: Deborah M. Figart, David Andrews, Ellen Mutari, Laurie Nisonoff, Bruce Pietrykowski, Dawn Saunders and Anu Seth
"...As broad as our life experience": visions of feminist political economy, 1972-1991 pp. 379-399: Ellen Mutari
To market, to market: Imperial capitalism's destruction of social capital and the family pp. 401-414: David H. Ciscel and Julia A. Heath
Gender and cash child support in Jamaica pp. 415-439: Brenda Wyss
Obstacles facing women's grassroots development strategies in Mexico pp. 441-460: Christine E. Eber and Janet M. Tanski
Healing ourselves, healing our economy: paid work, unpaid work, and the next stage of feminist economic transformation pp. 461-494: Julie Matthaei
Book Review: Feminist Economics: Interrogating the Masculinity of Rational Economic Man pp. 495-499: Suzanne Bergeron
Book Review: Feminist Visions of Development pp. 499-502: Nesecan Balkan
Book Review: Women, Work and Inequality: The Challenge of Equal Pay in a Deregulated Labour Market pp. 502-505: Gabrielle Meagher
Book Review: Valuing Us All pp. 505-508: Ann Davis

Contours of a non-modernist discourse: the contested space of history and development pp. 255-263: Eiman Zein-Elabdin
The development of Marx's theory of the distribution of surplus-value in the Manuscript of 1861-63 pp. 265-271: Fred Moseley
Marxism and economic determination: clarification and defence of an "old-fashioned" principle pp. 273-279: Paul Wetherly
Public employment programs, workfare, and welfare reform pp. 281-286: Nancy E. Rose
Paperworkers' response to work reorganization efforts: the case of S.D. Warren and Local 1089 pp. 287-293: Michael Hillard
The impact of EEOC enforcement on the wages of black and white women: does class matter? pp. 295-304: Sarah Wilhelm
Did Nixon's wage and price controls set in motion the post-1970s decline in real wages? pp. 305-313: Eric Nilsson
The recent rise of profits in the United States pp. 315-324: Edward N. Wolff
Waiting for an echo: the revolution in general equilibrium theory and the paralysis in introductory economics pp. 325-333: Peter Dorman
You can't beat something with nothing: getting an alternative into the curculum pp. 335-342: Neva Goodwin
Telling other stories: heterodox critiques of supply in micro principles texts pp. 343-350: Steve Cohn

The poverty of democracy in Latin America pp. 139-163: Donald Richards
Infanticide in 19th century France: A quantitative interpretation pp. 165-187: Brigitte H. Bechtold
Burnout, chronic fatigue, and prozac in the professions: The iron law of salaries pp. 189-202: Alan Day Haight
Why equity cannot be separated from efficiency: the welfare economics of progressive social pricing pp. 203-221: Ron Baiman

Transformation and continuity in Cuba pp. 1-20: Bert Hoffmann
Going global: differential accumulation and the great U-turn in South Africa and Israel pp. 21-55: Jonathan Nitzan and Shimshon Bichler
Global accumulation and accounting for national economic identity pp. 57-77: Dick Bryan
Robert Brenner on political accumulation and the transition to capitalism pp. 79-98: Ricardo Duchesne
One hundred years of??? pp. 99-115: John McDermott
Book Review: A Future of Capitalism: The Economic Vision of Robert Heilbroner pp. 117-120: Michael Keaney
Book Review: The Dixification of America: The American Odyssey into the Conservative Economic Trap pp. 120-123: Phillip J. Wood
Book Review: Persistent Disparity: Race and Economic Inequality since 1945 pp. 123-126: Philip N. Cohen
Book Review: The Literate Communist: 150 Years of the Communist Manifesto pp. 126-129: Renzo Llorente
Book Review: The Struggle for Ecological Democracy: Environmental Justice Movements in the United States pp. 129-132: David Barkin