Forum for Social Economics

1975 - 2011

Current editor(s): J. Marangos

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Goals, values, and community in the social economy: Some of the implications from the social theories of Aristotle, Toennies, and Scheler pp. 1-12: Kenneth Stikkers
Looking backward: Looking forward pp. 13-22: John Davis
On the morality of capitalism: In light of the market socialist alternative pp. 23-39: James Yunker
Conflict between the efficiency and equity goals of manpower policies pp. 41-50: Masudul Choudhury
Franz Mueller, eminent social economist pp. 51-52: William Waters

Social catholicism, Marxism and solidarism: Views on human nature and values pp. 1-19: Thomas Nitsch
Business ethics: How much can be left to the market? pp. 21-25: Almarin Phillips
Economic self-sufficiency: Defined and measured in relation to economic proverty pp. 27-42: Edward O’Boyle
An economic response to the threat of nuclear war pp. 43-58: Jon Wisman

Keynesian economics and Economists’ views on the state pp. 1-15: Jon Wisman
Should labor hire capital? an essay on the democratization of the workplace pp. 17-28: Peter Lichtenstein
Critical notes on the ‘free rider problem’ in collective action pp. 29-43: Paul Burkett
Pastoral economics within the framework of a social economy pp. 45-58: Siegfried Karsten
Evolution of science in general and economics in particular pp. 59-63: William Waters

Wieser and the Austrian connection to social economics pp. 1-12: Robert Ekelund and Mark Thornton
Wieser and the Austrian connection to social economics pp. 1-12: Robert Ekelund and Mark Thornton
Reciprocity: Anthropological and economic theoretic perspectives pp. 13-25: Roger McCain
Reciprocity: Anthropological and economic theoretic perspectives pp. 13-25: Roger McCain
Capitalism and consumption vs. competruism and conservation pp. 27-44: Bruce Gunn
Capitalism and consumption vs. competruism and conservation pp. 27-44: Bruce Gunn
Islamic economics — A new economics or an old dogma? pp. 45-58: Hamid Hosseini
Islamic economics — A new economics or an old dogma? pp. 45-58: Hamid Hosseini
First Annual Divine Award presented to Dr. William R. Waters pp. 59-61: William Waters
First Annual Divine Award presented to Dr. William R. Waters pp. 59-61: William Waters
Economists’ evaluation of the economics of the bishops pp. 63-66: Joseph Guerin
Economists’ evaluation of the economics of the bishops pp. 63-66: Joseph Guerin

Socialism and its future pp. 1-17: John Elliott
The Trojan horse: Workers' democracy in the citadel of capitalism pp. 19-33: George Galster
A conceptual context for collective bargaining pp. 35-62: Larry Donnelly
The nature and implications of a process conception of rationality based on social learning pp. 63-73: Charles Fischer

Industrial policy and ‘participation’: The perspective of the Bishops’ pastoral letter pp. 1-19: Stephen Worland
Controlling power in the social economy: A socialist approach pp. 21-30: E. Hunt
The wage system and the distribution of power pp. 31-41: Warren Samuels
Power and decision making in health care pp. 43-61: Rose Rubin
An alternative to economic retrenchment William M. Dugger pp. 63-66: Charles Zech
Capitalism, competition and economic crisis: Structural changes in advanced industrialized countries, Y.S. Brenner pp. 67-69: William Dugger
Social viewpoint pp. 71-73: George Rohrlich

Industrial policy and ‘participation’: The perspective of the bishops’ pastoral letter pp. 1-19: Stephen Worland
An alternative to economic retrenchment pp. 63-66: Charles Zech
Capitalism, competition and economic crisis: structural changes in advanced industrialized countries pp. 67-69: William Dugger
Social viewpoint pp. 71-73: George Rohrlich
Announcements pp. 79-81: Charles Britton

Capitalist morality and social justice: A marxist critique pp. 1-17: Rudy Fichtenbaum and Gordon Welty
Reflections on the ethics of capitalism pp. 19-27: Lewis Hill
A broad utilitarian theory of value and moral value pp. 29-59: James Yunker
A note on an anniversary pp. 61-63: Joseph Flubacher

A word from the editor pp. iii-iii: Robert Deans
New directions in humanistic economics or How to overcome the utility monster pp. 1-33: Mark Lutz and Kenneth Lux
Not by bread alone A comment on “new directions in humanistic economics” by Mark A. Lutz and Kenneth Lux pp. 35-44: Y. Brenner
Stabilization policy and long-term goals pp. 45-54: Spiro Patton
Remarks on the epistemological and methodological bases of economics pp. 55-62: Franz Mueller
Early years of the Association for Social Economics pp. 63-83: Louis Buckley
Editor’s comment pp. 84-84: Robert Deans
Temperance and economic assumptions pp. 88-88: Ira Goldberg