Review of Radical Political Economics

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Volume 24, issue 3-4, 1992

Toward a Socialism for the Future, in the Wake of the Demise of the Socialism of the Past pp. 1-28

Thomas E. Weisskopf

Socialism, Democracy, Market, Planning: Putting the Pieces Together pp. 29-45

David Schweickart

Socialism As It Was Always Meant To Be pp. 46-66

Michael Albert and Robin Hahnel

Market Socialism or Participatory Planning? pp. 67-89

Pat Devine

The Economic Content of Socialism Marx vs. Lenin pp. 90-110

Paresh Chattopadhyay

Cycles and Crises in Statist Economies pp. 111-135

Patrick Flaherty

Urban Incomes, Worker's Democracy and the Spring Uprising pp. 136-165

Michael F. Martin

The Crises of Marxism in Post-Positivist Perspective pp. 166-185

J. W. Haycock

Where Has All the Money Gone?: Arnold on the Degeneration of Market Socialism pp. 186-191

David Gilboa

Volume 24, issue 2, 1992

Capitalism and the Origins of Domestic Labor pp. 1-7

Paddy Quick

Taxation, Time Use and the Value of Unpaid Labor: Policy Implications for the Redistribution of Income pp. 8-16

Iulie Aslaksen and Charlotte Koren

Stressed Families, Impoverished Families: Crises in the Household and in the Reproduction of the Working Class pp. 17-25

Richard McIntyre and Michael Hillard

Consumerism and the Value of Labor Power pp. 26-33

David R. Wells

The Historical Dynamics of Technology and Distribution: The U.S. Economy Since the Civil War pp. 34-44

Gerard Duménil and Dominique Levy

Capital and Labor Productivity pp. 45-50

Thomas Michl

Productivity Convergence, Profit Rates and Long Waves of Accumulation pp. 51-59

David Arsen and Jonas Zoninsein

Is There a New Social Structure of Accumulation? pp. 60-67

David Houston

Neo-Marxian and Keynesian Wage Theories: Evidence from the German Hyperinflation pp. 68-75

Paul Burkett

Profit Rate and Public Deficit in the U.S.A pp. 76-82

Francisco Paulo Cipolla

Accumulation, Urban Segregation and the Black Role in the U.S. Economy: A Stylized History pp. 83-90

Rodney D. Green and Joseph P. Reidy

Profit Cycles, Competition and the Limits of Regional Policy pp. 91-97

Douglas Koritz

The Political Economy of Free Trade: Potential Impacts on Migration and Mexican Agricultural Labor pp. 98-103

Linda Wilcox Young

Mexico: Political Freedom and Economic Development pp. 104-108

Cuauhtemoc Cardenas

Teaching to Student Values in Early Nineties pp. 109-114

Michael Zweig

Alienation, Self-Actualization and the Motivation for Volunteer Labor pp. 115-123

Alexander M. Thompson and Barbara A. Bono

The Transformation of the Economic Reform Process in the USSR pp. 124-131

David M. Kotz

China's Economic Reform in Comparative Perspective pp. 132-138

Victor D. Lippit

An Essay on Post-Marxism, Democracy and Class pp. 139-145

Jonathan Diskin

Volume 24, issue 1, 1992

Political Economy and Comparative Central Banking pp. 1-30

Gerald Epstein

Profitability: The Soft Underbelly of South African Regulation/SSA Analysis pp. 31-51

Nicoli Natrass

Political Determinants of Income Changes for African-American Women and Men pp. 52-70

Kimberly Christensen

Who Paid for the Canadian Welfare State Between 1955-1988? pp. 71-88

Ardeshir Sepehri and Robert Chernomas

Price Determination in Chapter X of Volume III of Marx's Capital pp. 89-100

Theodore Lianos and Vassilis Droucopoulos

Imperfect Competition and the Theory of the Falling Rate of Profit pp. 101-113

Peter Skott

Technical and Organizational Progress and the Turnover of Capital pp. 114-135

Jens M. Haass

The Rate of Surplus Value, the Organic Composition of Capital and the Rate of Profit in Greek Manufacturing pp. 136-145

Theodore Lianos

Volume 23, issue 3-4, 1991

Symbolic Sexuality and Economic Work in Dominica, West Indies: The Naturalization of Sex and Women's Work in Development pp. 1-19

Bill Maurer

Surviving Manley and Seaga: Case Studies of Women's Responses to Structural Adjustment Policies pp. 20-36

A. Lynn Bolles

Breaking the Myth of Harmony: Theoretical and Methodological Guidelines to the Study of Rural Third World Households pp. 37-56

Elizabeth Katz

Uneven and Combined Development: Dynamics of Change and Women's Everyday Forms of Resistance in Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia pp. 57-98

Carol McAllister

Market Orientation and the Reconstitution of Women's Role in Philippine Agriculture pp. 106-128

Maria Sagrario Floro

The Role of Gender in Peasant Migration: Conceptual Issues from the Peruvian Andes pp. 129-147

Sarah A. Radcliffe

Neoclassical Household Models and Modes of Household Production: Problems in the Analysis of African Agricultural Households pp. 148-173

Jeanne Koopman

Peasant Patriarchy and the Subversion of the Collective in Vietnam pp. 174-197

Nan Wiegersma

Women, Modernization and Revolution in Iran pp. 205-223

Haideh Moghissi

State, Modernization and the Women's Movement in Afghanistan pp. 224-243

Hafizullah Emadi

Sex-Segregated Employment, Wage Inequality and Labor-Intensive Production: A Study of 33 U.S. Manufacturing Industries pp. 244-268

Jayne Dean

The Sexual Division of Labor and Social Control: An Interpretation pp. 269-296

Jane Humphries

Volume 23, issue 1-2, 1991

International and Domestic Forces in the Postwar Golden Age pp. 1-11

David D. Arsen

Efficiency vs. Control: A Strategic Bargaining Analysis of Capitalist Production pp. 12-21

Gilbert Skillman

The Bargaining Approach and Feminist Methodology pp. 22-29

Janet A. Seiz

Skills, Bargaining Power and Rising Interindustry Wage Inequality Since 1970 pp. 30-37

David Howell and Edward N. Wolff

A Two-Sector Effort-Regulation Model with Implications for Wage Developments of the 1980s pp. 38-46

William D. Ferguson

Overhead Workers and Political Economy Macro Models pp. 47-54

Len M. Nichols and Bruce Norton

Share Schemes, Participatory Management and Work Norms pp. 55-62

Robert Drago

Structure and Agency in the Capital-Labor Relation pp. 63-70

David Fairris

From Segmentation to Flexibility: A Selective Survey pp. 71-79

Sam Rosenberg

The Labor Process of Research and Development Engineers in Electronics Industries pp. 80-86

Michael Hillard

Struggles Against Patriarchy and Jim Crow: Their Incompatibility With Corporate Profitability pp. 87-94

Robert Cherry

Unproductive Activity and Stagnation: A Neo-Marxian Model pp. 95-103

Amitava Dutt

The Wage-Profit Curve in Brazil: an Input-Output Model with Fixed Capital, 1975 pp. 104-110

Ednaldo Araquém da Silva

The Role of Budget Deficits in Development Strategies pp. 111-117

Laurence Harris

Endogenous Money and a Liquidity Preference Theory of Asset Prices pp. 118-125

L. Randall Wray

Some Production Aspects of an Endogenous Money-Liquidity Preference Model pp. 126-132

Johan Deprez

Profit and Demand Determined Debt pp. 133-139

Francisco Paulo Cipolla

Financial Market Intervention and Regulation: Policy for the 1990s pp. 140-146

Christopher J. Niggle

Reregulated, Deregulated and Progressive Financial Systems pp. 147-154

Richard McIntyre

Financial Institutions After the S & L Crisis: A Community-Based Credit Union pp. 155-160

Dorene Isenberg

One-Dollar, One-Vote Socialism Financial Reform in France pp. 161-167

Carole Biewener

The Breakdown of Sweden's Corporatist Agricultural Policy Regime pp. 168-176

David Vail

Eastern European Success with Socialized Agriculture: Developmental and Sovietological Lessons pp. 177-186

Robert McIntyre

The Rhetoric of Marxian Microfoundations pp. 187-194

Stephen Cullenberg

Empiricism and the Keynesian Tradition pp. 195-200

Fritz W. Efaw

Economic Subjects and The Shape of Politics pp. 201-207

Antonio Callari

An Analysis of Contingent Labor pp. 208-225

Kevin Russell