Review of Political Economy

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Steve Pressman and Louis-Philippe Rochon

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The economic contributions of Paul Sweezy pp. 411-456: M. C. Howard and John King
Domestic violence against women, and their economic dependence: A count data analysis pp. 457-472: Bharati Basu and Felix Famoye
Demand-side issues of the service economy pp. 473-483: Pascal Ughetto
The changing face of mainstream economics pp. 485-499: David Colander, Richard Holt and J. Barkley Rosser
A note on Kaleckian lags in the Solow model pp. 501-506: Marek Szydłowski and Adam Krawiec
Preaching to the choir: A response to Kaplow and Shavell's Fairness Versus Welfare pp. 507-515: Mark White

Does income distribution matter for effective demand? Evidence from the United States pp. 291-307: Christopher Brown
Keynes's multiplier in a two-sectoral framework pp. 309-334: Jochen Hartwig
Is ex-ante ex-post analysis irrelevant to Keynes's theory of employment? pp. 335-345: Claude Gnos
A post-Keynesian model of output, employment and monetary demand pp. 347-360: Rosaria Rita Canale
The contribution of Gerald Shove to the development of Cambridge Economics pp. 361-375: Claudio Sardoni

Finance and the Cambridge equation pp. 163-177: Giuseppe Ciccarone
Sraffian research programmes and unorthodox economics pp. 179-206: Tony Aspromourgos
Financial fragility, effective demand and the business cycle pp. 207-223: Mark Setterfield
Variations on a Schumpeterian theme: democracy, capitalism and civilizations in a turbulence zone pp. 225-237: Eyup Ozveren
Carabelli & de Vecchi on Keynes and Hayek pp. 239-247: William Butos and Roger Koppl
On Hayek and Keynes once again: a reply to Butos & Koppl pp. 249-256: Anna Carabelli and Nicolo De vecchi

The Nobel Prize in behavioral and experimental economics: a contextual and critical appraisal of the contributions of Daniel Kahneman and Cernon Smith pp. 3-41: Morris Altman
Asset-based reserve requirements: reasserting domestic monetary control in an era of financial innovation and instability pp. 43-58: Thomas Palley
Is there an equilibrium rate of unemployment in the long run? pp. 59-77: Engelbert Stockhammer
Credit money and Kaldor's 'institutional' theory of income distribution pp. 79-99: Man-Seop Park
Poverty, capabilities and freedom pp. 101-115: David Levine
A Pasinettian approach to international economic relations: the pure labor case pp. 117-129: Ricardo Araujo and Joanílio Teixeira

Introduction pp. 453-456: John King
Concentric circles of limits to the rate of accumulation: an interpretation of Joan Robinson's theory of economic dynamics pp. 457-466: Roger Backhouse
Joan Robinson on Marx pp. 467-482: Fletcher Baragar
Joan Robinson and Keynes: finance, relative prices and the monetary circuit pp. 483-491: Claude Gnos and Louis-Philippe Rochon
Joan Robinson: classical revivalist or neoclassical critic? pp. 493-508: Harvey Gram
On re-reading Joan Robinson's 'On re-reading Marx' pp. 509-519: Peter Groenewegen
Technical progress in Joan Robinson's view: an attempt at systematisation and formalisation pp. 521-544: Claudia Heller
Joan Robinson and the three cambridge revolutions pp. 545-560: Maria Cristina Marcuzzo
Joan Robinson's disillusion with economics pp. 561-574: Alex Millmow
From profit margins to income distribution: Joan Robinson's odyssey from marginal productivity theory pp. 575-586: Ingrid Rima
Joan Robinson: a personal note pp. 587-588: Paul Streeten
Joan Robinson as a teacher pp. 589-596: A. M. C. Waterman

Post Keynesian Approaches to Endogenous Money: A time framework explanation pp. 291-314: Giuseppe Fontana
Sen after Putnam pp. 315-394: Vivian Walsh
For Ethics and Economics without the Dichotomies pp. 395-412: Hilary Putnam
Tragedy and Human Capabilities: A response to Vivian Walsh pp. 413-418: Martha Nussbaum
Openness versus Closedness in Classical and Neoclassical Economics pp. 419-425: Harvey Gram

Value and Exploitation: A counterfactual approach pp. 155-171: Ernesto Screpanti
The Evolution of Cost-based Pricing Rules in Britain: An institutionalist perspective pp. 173-191: Mirghani Ahmed and Robert Scapens
On the Post Keynesian Theory of Growth and 'Institutional' Distribution pp. 193-209: Pasquale Commendatore
Education, Poverty and Sustainable Livelihoods in Tamil Nadu: Inequalities, opportunities and constraints pp. 211-229: Ron Ayres and Manuela Torrijos Simon
Economic Theory and Rationality: A Wittgensteinian interpretation pp. 231-244: Thomas Boylan and Paschal O'Gorman
Robert H. Nelson on Romanism, Protestantism and American Economics: A review essay pp. 245-255: Mark Perlman

A Nobel Prize for Asymmetric Information: The economic contributions of George Akerlof, Michael Spence and Joseph Stiglitz pp. 3-21: J. Barkley Rosser
Supply and Demand in the Theory of Long-run Growth: Introduction to a symposium on demand-led growth pp. 23-32: Mark Setterfield
Technical Change, Effective Demand and Employment pp. 33-52: Sergio Cesaratto, Franklin Serrano and Antonella Stirati
Kaleckian Effective Demand and Sraffian Normal Prices: Towards a reconciliation pp. 53-74: Marc Lavoie
Pitfalls in the Theory of Growth: An application to the balance of payments constrained growth model pp. 75-84: Thomas Palley
On the Transition from Long-period to Short-period Equilibria pp. 85-106: Christian Gehrke
The Counterfactual Method of Marx's Theory of Surplus pp. 107-124: Stefano Perri