Forum for Social Economics

1996 - 2025

Current editor(s): William Milberg, Dr Wolfram Elsner, Philip O'Hara, Cecilia Winters and Paolo Ramazzotti

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List of Reviewers for the Forum, 2018–2019 pp. I-II: The Editors
Correction pp. III-IV: The Editors
Introduction to the Symposium on the Economics of Religion pp. 345-356: Franklin Mixon
Sacrifice and Sorting in Clubs pp. 357-369: Jean-Paul Carvalho
The Political Economy of Religious Property Rights pp. 370-391: Anthony Gill
Was Adam Smith Right About Religious Competition? pp. 392-401: Peter J. Boettke, Joshua Hall and Kathleen M. Sheehan
The Economics of Conversion and Salvation: An Examination of Puritanism’s Halfway Covenant pp. 402-413: Robert Shaw Bridges and Franklin Mixon
Roman Catholicism and the Founding Principles of Liberalism: Liberty and Private Property pp. 414-429: Stefano Solari
Francis’ Economic Thought: His Case for an Inclusive Economy pp. 430-445: Luca Sandonà
The Renaissance of Fasting—Evidence from a Religious Location in Europe pp. 446-464: Raluca Necula and Stefan Mann
Determinants of Income Diversification of Farm Households’ in Uttar Pradesh, India pp. 465-483: Waseem Khan, Mohammed Jamshed, Sana Fatima and Aruna Dhamija

Introduction pp. 239-240: Paolo Ramazzotti
Financing COVID-19, Inflation and the Fiscal Constraint pp. 241-256: Luiz Carlos Bresser-Pereira
Planetary Eco-Collapse and Capitalism: A Contemporary Marxist Perspective pp. 257-280: Eric A. Schutz
Marx, the Predisposition to Reject Markets and Private Property, and Attractive Alternatives to Capitalism pp. 281-298: Jon Wisman
From “Planning” to “Programming”: A Lost Opportunity for the European Project? pp. 299-315: Katia Caldari
Understanding Human Well-being: How could Sen’s Capability Approach Contribute? pp. 316-331: Farah Naz
The Theory of Social Costs of K. William Kapp: Some Notes on Sebastian Berger’s The Social Costs of Neoliberalism pp. 332-344: Vítor Neves

Introduction pp. 115-116: Paolo Ramazzotti
Poverty and Inequality in the Matrilineal Society of Meghalaya in the North-Eastern Region of India pp. 117-138: Wandinecia Tariang and Eugene Thomas
Effects of Higher Spousal Earnings on Women's Social Empowerment in Ghana pp. 139-165: Nkechi Owoo, Monica Lambon-Quayefio and Nicole Amara Onuoha
A simple approach to measuring the share of early childbirths likely due to child marriage in developing countries pp. 166-179: Quentin Wodon, Chata Malé and Adenike Onagoruwa
Trust-Building Mechanisms in Group-Based Microfinance: A Cameroonian Perspective pp. 180-201: Nathanael Ojong and Amon Simba
The Ability in Antiquity of Some Agrarian Societies to Avoid the Malthusian Trap and Develop pp. 202-227: Clement Tisdell and Serge Svizzero
Drivers of Change in Global Financial Governance and Domestic Policies: A Review Essay pp. 228-238: Alice Sindzingre

Introduction pp. 1-2: Cecilia Winters
Religions and the living wage pp. 3-23: Peter Gardella
Refocusing the Minimum Wage Debate: Overcoming Management Failure and Achieving the High Road pp. 24-50: Oren M. Levin-Waldman
Are We Teaching Outside the Box? A National Survey on Teaching the Minimum Wage in Undergraduate Economics Classes pp. 51-74: Veronika Dolar
The minimum wage, bargaining power, and the top income share pp. 75-98: Liam C. Malloy
Individual Utility Effects of Minimum Wages in a New Activity-Choice Framework pp. 99-108: Stefan Mann
Minimum Wages pp. 109-113: Robert Derrell and Cecilia Winters

Introduction pp. 309-310: Paolo Ramazzotti
Do Educational Attainments Influence Attitudes Toward Gender Equality in Sub-Saharan Africa? pp. 311-333: Jude E. Kyoore and Iddisah Sulemana
Think Globally, Teach Locally: Experiencing the Foreign Aid Debate Through Service Learning pp. 334-353: Bret Anderson, Elizabeth Dore-Welch and Kristin Johnson
Class Debates in Intermediate Microeconomics: Social Economics and Pluralist Perspectives pp. 354-372: Ashley J. Provencher and Smita Ramnarain
Calls for change. The scientific status of economic theory and the future of democracy: A review of three recent contributions pp. 373-382: Riccardo Evangelista
Rigor in Economics means Pluralism pp. 383-393: Stefan Kesting

Introduction pp. 217-218: Stefan Mann
The Normative Problem of Merit Goods in Perspective pp. 219-247: Maxime Desmarais-Tremblay
Nudging Merit Goods: Conceptual, Normative, and Practical Connections pp. 248-263: Mark D. White
Children’s Snacks, their Ads and Consumer Sovereignty pp. 264-280: Stefan Mann, Maurício Reinert, Grace Botelho Pain and Marcio Noveli
Oil, Local Content Laws and Paternalism: Is Economic Paternalism Better Old, New or Democratic? pp. 281-306: Franklin Obeng-Odoom

Introduction pp. 123-124: The Editors
Smith after Samuelson: Care and Harm in a Socially Entangled World pp. 125-136: Robert F. Garnett
Interrogating the Analogy of the Marketplace of Ideas, Interpreting the First Amendment pp. 137-146: Zoe Sherman
Towards a New Economic Development Framework for the United States: The Challenge of the Developmental State Approach pp. 147-175: Nikolaos Karagiannis
Sustainable Economics: Understanding Market and Government Roles pp. 176-193: Abdulla Galadari
Why Any Seatbelt Mandate is an Infinitely Iterated Prisoner’s Dilemma: A Health Economics Perspective pp. 194-215: Roger Mendoza

Managing Editor’s Editorial pp. 1-1: Paolo Ramazzotti
Introduction pp. 2-21: Milford Bateman
All Myth and Ceremony? Examining the Causes and Logic of the Mission Shift in Microfinance from Microenterprise Credit to Financial Inclusion pp. 22-48: Philip Mader and Sophia Sabrow
Debtfarism and the Violence of Financial Inclusion: The Case of the Payday Lending Industry pp. 49-68: Jesse Hembruff and Susanne Soederberg
South Africa's post-apartheid microcredit experiment: moving from state-enforced to market-enforced exploitation pp. 69-97: Milford Bateman
Microfinance Control Fraud in Latin America pp. 98-120: Will Butcher and James Galbraith