Forum for Social Economics

1975 - 2011

Current editor(s): J. Marangos

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Theological visions in economics and religion pp. 1-7: Paul Heyne
In what sense, if any, is “economics” distinct from “religion”; And why does it matter? pp. 9-14: A. Waterman
Christian roots of capitalist civilization pp. 15-18: Salim Rashid
The god of the poor: Economics and religion in Latin America pp. 19-25: Douglas Marcouiller
Truth, self, and feminism pp. 27-35: Kenneth Lux and Mark Lutz
Who says a higher wage improves the labor supply? pp. 37-43: David George
Book reviews pp. 45-57: Robert Prasch, Thomas Ross and Timothy Yeager

Remembering George F. Rohrlich pp. 1-2: Ingrid Rima
Shifting the paradigm: Value in feminist critiques of economics pp. 3-19: Diana Strassman and Livia Polanyi
Personalism and the problem of scarcity pp. 21-32: Peter Danner
Comment pp. 33-36: M. Meeks
Putting in politics: A review of economic models with endogenous determination of policy pp. 37-51: Douglas Marcouiller
Tyranny of kindness: Dismantling the welfare system to end poverty in America Theresa Funiciello pp. 71-75: Robert Prasch

From the editor pp. iii-iii: Patrick Welch
Social economics, health policy and ethics pp. 1-4: Delfi Mondragón
The effects of financial and administrative decentralization of public mental health services in california: Preliminary findings (summary) pp. 5-7: Mary Masland
The health insurance status of Texans: Determinants of uninsurance (summary) pp. 9-10: Kenneth Koelln, Marion Picard and Rose Rubin
State abortion policy and infant health: A simulation model of the impact of hypothetical patterns of state laws proscribing abortion services pp. 11-29: Robert Ohsfeldt and Stephan Gohmann
Medical service reform: Rituals, hypothetical games and the social sciences pp. 31-48: Boyd Littrell
Health care economics: An ethical analysis pp. 49-61: William Ellos

The physical environment as a global economic concern pp. 1-40: Thomas Nitsch
The war mentality pp. 41-50: James Horner
The moral meaning of money pp. 51-65: Timothy Sullivan
Book reviews pp. 66-73: William Waters and Rita Maldonado-Bear

The Clinton Administration and Big Business pp. 1-5: Walter Adams and James Brock
President Clinton’s first year pp. 6-9: Wallace Peterson
A realistic budget: What Clinton and Congress Leave Out pp. 10-20: William Dugger
Employment in the U.S.: Public discourse and longterm trends pp. 21-28: Daniel Finn
The ethical dimensions of quality and productivity improvement pp. 29-47: Edward O’Boyle
Science as a philosophical basis for economic ethics pp. 48-52: Lewis Hill
A social economist’s search for justice: Comment pp. 53-64: Steven Pressman
A social economist’s search for justice: Reply pp. 65-68: Wallace Peterson
Economic Justice in American Society. By Robert E. Kuenne pp. 69-73: David George

Social economics and economics imperialism pp. 1-12: Mark Lutz
Social economics and the new world order: A roman-catholic perspective pp. 13-32: Thomas Nitsch
A comment on social economics and the new world order: A roman catholic perspective pp. 33-34: William Waters
The meaning and validity of East Germany’s demise pp. 35-48: Siegfried Karsten
Effective government intervention in the market for children pp. 49-58: L. Couvillion and Scott Meyer
InterpretingEconomic Justice for all as a pre-economic essay on merit wants pp. 59-75: George Ladd
Antitrust, the market, and the State: The Contributions of Walter Adams. Edited by James W. Brock and Kenneth G. Elzinga pp. 76-77: Peter Zaleski

The hierarchy of need and moral economics pp. 1-21: Roger McCain
Can rawls' vision of justice provide a preferential option for the poor of the third world? pp. 22-29: John Abell
Catholic school education, catholic social teaching, and American business: Is there a link in practice? pp. 30-44: M. Celeste Boda and Marcia Agee
Bernard Lonergan's contribution to social economics pp. 45-60: Eugene Donahue
Economic selection and the role of government: Some lessons from evolutionary biology pp. 61-70: John Gowdy
Scully, Gerald W. Constitutional environments and economic growth pp. 71-75: Timothy Brennan

A social economist’s search for justice pp. 1-11: Wallace Peterson
What Adam Smith really meant pp. 12-21: Arnold McKee
Centesimus Annus: John Paul II’s encyclical on the centenary of rerum novarum pp. 22-34: Richard Coronado
The epitaph for state socialism: Views of Bartlomiej Kaminski and of Peter Murrell pp. 40-47: Miron Wolnicki
Prices, income and the economic status of older, single women: Implications for health care and housing policies pp. 48-59: Roberta Walsh and Jane Kolodinsky
Problems solved and problems unaddressed by the Civil Rights Act of 1991 with respect to the use of statistical evidence in the proof of discrimination pp. 60-70: Janice Madden
Are “good samaritan” laws desirable? A note pp. 71-73: Elias Khalil