International Review of Economics

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Current editor(s): Luigino Bruni

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2016, volume 63, articles 4

Sleep duration and life satisfaction pp. 305-325

Alan Piper

An R&D-based real business cycle model pp. 327-358

Ka Wai Terence Fung, Chi Keung Lau and Kwok Ho Chan

Redistribution at the local level: the case of public childcare in Italy pp. 359-378

Alessandro Bucciol, Laura Cavalli, Paolo Pertile, Veronica Polin and Alessandro Sommacal

Does collective meditation foster trust and trustworthiness in an investment game? pp. 379-392

Giovanni Di Bartolomeo and Stefano Papa

Revisiting equity and debt: access to finance and economic inefficiency pp. 393-429

Mahmoud Nabi

2016, volume 63, articles 3

Intra-competitiveness and inter-competitiveness among mutual banks: the case of Trento pp. 195-214

Gian Paolo Barbetta, Luca Colombo, Stefano Colombo and Michele Grillo

Fiscal policy lag and equilibrium determinacy in a continuous-time New Keynesian model pp. 215-232

Eiji Tsuzuki

The role of persuasion in cultural evolution dynamics pp. 233-258

Fabrizio Panebianco

Market structure, outer versus inner competition: the case of Italy’s credit coop banks pp. 259-279

Paolo Coccorese, Giovanni Ferri, Punziana Lacitignola and Juan Lopez

Welfare-enhancing parental altruism and children’s habit formation pp. 281-303

Lin Zhang and Shinsuke Ikeda

2016, volume 63, articles 2

The Italian productivity slowdown in a Real Business Cycle perspective pp. 171-193

Francesca Marino

2016, volume 63, articles 1

Economics and theology special issue: introduction pp. 1-5

Luigino Bruni, Paul Oslington and Stefano Zamagni

Economics and theology special issue: introduction pp. 1-5

Luigino Bruni, Paul Oslington and Stefano Zamagni

Accumulation as eternal recurrence: theology of the bad infinity pp. 7-30

Robert Urquhart

The relation of Marx’s humanist political economy to ideas of “divinity” and humanity found in Plato and Aristotle pp. 31-49

Paul Elias

Modern individualisms and Christian schism: why what we miss is important pp. 51-75

Mauro Magatti and Monica Martinelli

Islamic conscious capitalism: a ‘Third Way’ in light of classical scripture pp. 77-91

Samir H. K. Safar-Aly

Islamic conscious capitalism: a ‘Third Way’ in light of classical scripture pp. 77-91

Samir Safar-Aly

2015, volume 62, articles 4

Dominant market position and ordoliberalism pp. 291-306

Massimiliano Vatiero

Direct and indirect impacts of parenthood on happiness pp. 307-318

Edsel Beja

Preferences over inflation and unemployment in Europe: a north–south divide? pp. 319-335

Malte Hübner and Marcus Klemm

A spatial equilibrium model of local nonmarket production with capacity constraints pp. 337-361

T. Heikkinen

Delegation in sovereign wealth funds pp. 363-380

Artur Grigoryan

Foreign direct investment, technological innovation and economic growth: empirical evidence using simultaneous equations model pp. 381-400

Abdelhafidh Dhrifi

2015, volume 62, articles 3

The meta-crisis of secular capitalism pp. 197-212

John Milbank and Adrian Pabst

Futures hedging with basis risk and expectation dependence pp. 213-221

Udo Broll, Peter Welzel and Kit Wong

How to safeguard world heritage sites? A theoretical model of “cultural responsibility” pp. 223-248

Leonardo Becchetti, Nazaria Solferino and M. Tessitore

How is the child allowance to be financed? By income tax or consumption tax? pp. 249-269

Masaya Yasuoka and Naohisa Goto

Aspirations, Prospect Theory and entrepreneurship: evidence from Colombia pp. 271-290

Francesco Bogliacino and Iván González-Gallo

2015, volume 62, articles 2

Consumption and happiness: an introduction pp. 91-99

Luca Stanca and Ruut Veenhoven

Consumption expenditures and subjective well-being: empirical evidence from Germany pp. 101-119

Heinz-Herbert Noll and Stefan Weick

Luxury car owners are not happier than frugal car owners pp. 121-141

Adam Okulicz-Kozaryn, Tim Nash and Natasha Tursi

Effects of multifaceted consumption on happiness in life: a case study in Japan based on an integrated approach pp. 143-162

Junyi Zhang and Yubing Xiong

Consumption and life satisfaction at different levels of economic development pp. 163-182

Devrim Dumludag

Consumption, savings and life satisfaction: the Turkish case pp. 183-196

Ozge Gokdemir

2015, volume 62, articles 1

The war puzzle: contradictory effects of international conflicts on stock markets pp. 1-21

Amelie Brune, Thorsten Hens, Marc Rieger and Mei Wang

A Bayesian potential game to illustrate heterogeneity in cost/benefit characteristics pp. 23-39

Arsen Palestini and Ilaria Poggio

An asymmetric model on Seigniorage and the dynamics of net foreign assets pp. 41-55

Georg Dettmann

Stochastic growth, taxation policy and welfare cost in an open emerging economy pp. 57-84

Ali Chebbi

How should we measure GDP? The origin and nature of a contested concept pp. 85-89

Johannes Hirata

2014, volume 61, articles 4

Public interest and lobbies in reforming banking regulation: three tales of ring fencing pp. 305-328

Donato Masciandaro and Mattia Suardi

Income growth and happiness: reassessment of the Easterlin Paradox pp. 329-346

Edsel Beja

Service delivery effectiveness of microcredit-driven non-government organizations in alleviating poverty: a study on Bangladesh pp. 347-377

Tamgid Chowdhury

Bad vibrations: new evidence on commons quality and localism at California’s surf breaks pp. 379-397

Franklin Mixon

Exploring the nexus between remittances and economic growth: a study of Bangladesh pp. 399-415

Ronald Kumar and Peter Stauvermann

Serge Gutwirth, Ronald Leenes, and Paul De Hert (Eds): Reloading data protection: multidisciplinary insights and contemporary challenges pp. 417-421

Christof Morscher

2014, volume 61, articles 3

Network efficiency and the banking system pp. 203-218

Nicola Giocoli

Moral hazard and legal services contracts pp. 219-230

Bradley Graham and Jack Robles

Endogenous population with human and physical capital accumulation pp. 231-252

Wei-Bin Zhang

Do political determinants affect revenue collection? Evidence from the Indian states pp. 253-278

Bharatee Dash and Angara Raja

Evolving corporate governance and the dividends behaviour regime in Japan pp. 279-303

Shaif Jarallah and Wali Ullah

2014, volume 61, articles 2

The legacy of R. Coase (1910–2013): toward a theory of institutional 'moving equilibrium'? pp. 93-108

Antonio Nicita

On the many accounts of public happiness pp. 109-113

Alois Stutzer and Tommaso Reggiani

Open issues in happiness research pp. 115-125

Bruno Frey, Jana Gallus and Lasse Steiner

Satisfaction and comparison income in transition and developed economies pp. 127-152

Devrim Dumludag

The significance of the political: individuality and public happiness pp. 153-172

Robert Urquhart

Are modern philosophical accounts of well-being excessively ‘individualistic’? pp. 173-189

Mozaffar Qizilbash

Public happiness in today’s economics pp. 191-196

Stefano Zamagni

Distributive justice versus commutative justice pp. 197-201

Pier Luigi Porta

2014, volume 61, articles 1

Valuing non-pecuniary instruments of human resource management pp. 1-11

Akinori Tomohara and Akihiko Ohno

Identitarian passions: the overwhelming power of the human recognition need pp. 13-38

Nicolò Bellanca and Giancarlo Pichillo

Government spending under non-separability: a theoretical analysis pp. 39-60

Luigi Marattin and Arsen Palestini

Population, competition, innovation, and economic growth with and without human capital investment pp. 61-84

Alberto Bucci

Gino Barbieri: Decline and economic ideals in Italy in the early modern age. Edited by Sergio Noto and Maria Cristina Gatti. With an Introduction by David Colander pp. 85-91

Luigino Bruni