Review of Social Economy

1997 - 2018

Current editor(s): Wilfred Dolfsma and John Davis

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Volume 76, issue 3, 2018

Political entrepreneurship, emergent dynamics, and constitutional politics pp. 281-301

Alexander William Salter and Richard E. Wagner

Robots and us: towards an economics of the ‘Good Life’ pp. 302-334

C. W. M. Naastepad and Jesse M. Mulder

Political markets? Politics and economics in the emergence of markets for biodiversity offsets pp. 335-351

Carlos Ferreira and Jennifer Ferreira

The quandaries of social entrepreneurship studies – a discursive review of the discipline pp. 352-376

Katarzyna Cieslik

Is UK economics teaching changing? Evaluating the new subject benchmark statement pp. 377-396

Andrew Mearman, Danielle Guizzo and Sebastian Berger

Volume 76, issue 2, 2018

What we could have learned from the New Deal in dealing with the recent global recession* pp. 147-166

Jan Kregel

Dynamics of social networks of urban informal entrepreneurs in an African economy pp. 167-197

Jean-Philippe Berrou and Claire Gondard-Delcroix

Formal and informal norms: their relationships in society and in the economic sphere pp. 198-226

Stefano Fiori

The generational perspective of gender gap in wages and education in southern Europe pp. 227-258

Rosalia Castellano, Gennaro Punzo and Antonella Rocca

Demand for different types of public goods: evidence from Nigeria pp. 259-279

Alisha A. Kim and Jonas B. Bunte

Volume 76, issue 1, 2018

Metaphors, social practices, and economic life: ASE presidential address pp. 1-18

Ellen Mutari

Trust, cultural norms and financial institutions in rural communities: the case of Cameroon pp. 19-42

Nathanael Ojong

Developing business ethics theory and integrating economic analysis into business ethics teaching – a conceptualization based on externalities and diminishing marginal utility pp. 43-72

Norbert Hirschauer, Antje Jantsch and Oliver Musshoff

Incorporating research findings in the economics syllabus: evidence on genuine sociality from Italy and the UK pp. 73-94

Gherardo Girardi and Luca Sandonà

Money and the emergence of knowledge in society pp. 95-118

Pablo Paniagua

Friendship, not altruism: an economic theory with cross-cultural applications pp. 119-145

Amy Farmer and Raja Kali

Volume 75, issue 4, 2017

Kari Polanyi Levitt on Karl Polanyi and the economy as a social construct pp. 389-399

Kari Polanyi Levitt

Keynes’s liquidity preference and the usury doctrine: their connection and continuing policy relevance pp. 400-416

Mark Hayes

The social economy of coworking spaces: a focal point model of coordination pp. 417-433

Julian Waters-Lynch and Jason Potts

Trust as belief or behavior? pp. 434-453

Jon Reiersen

Crime deterrence role of Romanian churches pp. 454-467

Nicolae Stef

Evaluating the participation of an ethnic minority group in informal employment: a product of exit or exclusion? pp. 468-488

Muhammad Shehryar Shahid, Peter Rodgers and Colin Williams

Revisiting sacrifice and stigma: Why older churches become more liberal pp. 489-509

Maryam Dilmaghani

A stable climate or economic growth? pp. 510-522

Emily Northrop

Civic participation of secular groups in Canada pp. 523-543

Maryam Dilmaghani

Volume 75, issue 3, 2017

Global value chains and smallholders in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 251-254

Clemens Lutz and Matthias Olthaar

Managing the transition to sustainable supply chain management practices: Evidence from Dutch leader firms in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 255-279

Anne van Lakerveld and Rob van Tulder

Global value chains in Africa and development of opportunities by poor landholders pp. 280-295

Jacob A. L. Vermeire, Garry D. Bruton and Li Cai

Quality upgrading in Ethiopian dairy value chains: dovetailing upstream and downstream perspectives pp. 296-317

Ruerd Ruben, Alemayehu Dekeba Bekele and Birhanu Megersa Lenjiso

African farmers’ market organizations and global value chains: competitiveness versus inclusiveness pp. 318-338

Clemens Lutz and Getaw Tadesse

Deploying strategic resources: comparing members of farmer cooperatives to non-members in sub-Saharan Africa pp. 339-370

Matthias Olthaar and Florian Noseleit

Strategic intent and the strategic position of smallholders: a case study of a smallholders’ organization in the Ghanaian cocoa industry pp. 371-387

Alle Metzlar

Volume 75, issue 2, 2017

Polanyi’s ‘substantive approach’ to the economy in action? Conceptualising social enterprise as a public health ‘intervention’ pp. 89-111

Michael J. Roy and Michelle T. Hackett

Formal volunteering and self-perceived health. Causal evidence from the UK-SILC pp. 112-138

Damiano Fiorillo and Nunzia Nappo

Income and religion: a heterogeneous panel data analysis pp. 139-158

Tiago Sequeira, Ricardo Viegas and Alexandra Lopes

Sexual identity and the lesbian earnings differential in the U.S pp. 159-180

Michael Martell and Mary Eschelbach Hansen

Non-monetary poverty in Togo: a multidimensional approach pp. 181-211

Yawo Noglo

Social cooperatives, social welfare associations and social networks pp. 212-230

Giacomo Degli Antoni and Fabio Sabatini

House arrest: the effects of underwater and low-equity mortgages on small business failure and mobility pp. 231-249

Robert H. Scott and Steven Pressman

Volume 75, issue 1, 2017

Karl Polanyi on economy and society: a critical analysis of core concepts pp. 1-25

Geoffrey Hodgson

Moderate prosperity, an adaptation of the middle class concept to a Malagasy rural area: the case of Itasy pp. 26-48

Tsiry Andrianampiarivo

Religiosity and social trust: evidence from Canada pp. 49-75

Maryam Dilmaghani

Crises and structural change in Australian agriculture pp. 76-87

Stefan Mann, Benoit Freyens and Huong Dinh

Volume 74, issue 4, 2016

Editorial Board pp. (ebi)-(ebi)

The Editors

An economic agent in my brain? A critical analysis of multiple-self models in neuroeconomics pp. 329-348

Marco Stimolo

Agency theory and social interactions at work pp. 349-368

Helena Lopes

Economics for substantive democracy pp. 369-389

Manuel Couret Branco

Marketising the commons in Africa: the case of Ghana pp. 390-419

Franklin Obeng-Odoom

Capabilities, human development, and design thinking: a framework for gender-sensitive entrepreneurship programs pp. 420-430

Tonia Warnecke

Volume 74, issue 3, 2016

Economics still needs philosophy pp. 229-247

Martha C. Nussbaum

Active ageing beyond the labour market: evidence on the role of intrinsic and extrinsic rewards at work pp. 248-274

Catherine Pollak and Nicolas Sirven

Reconciling economics with naturalist ethical theory pp. 275-297

Bana Bashour and Ramzi Mabsout

Turning values concrete: the role and ways of business selection in local currency schemes pp. 298-319

Jerome Blanc and Marie Fare

From free to civilized trade: a European perspective pp. 320-328

Jakob Kapeller, Bernhard Schütz and Dennis Tamesberger

Volume 74, issue 2, 2016

A Pathway Forwards for the Social Capital Metaphor pp. 109-128

William McClain

Business ethics and a faith-inspired solution to the problem of economism pp. 129-147

Thomas More Garrett

“Big Man” politics in the social economy: a case study of microfinance in Kingston, Jamaica pp. 148-171

Caroline Shenaz Hossein

Assessing the socio-economic dimensions of the rise of organic farming in the European Union pp. 172-193

Charalampos Konstantinidis

Sticky Norms, Endogenous Preferences, and Shareable Goods pp. 194-214

Anders Fremstad

‘Medical altruism in mainstream health economics: theoretical and political paradoxes’ comments pp. 215-221

Edward J. O’Boyle and Meade P. O’Boyle

Is physician behavior too serious a business to be left to economics? Reply to medical altruism in mainstream health economics: theoretical and political paradoxes pp. 222-227

Philippe Batifoulier and Nicolas Da Silva

Volume 74, issue 1, 2016

Scientific misconduct and research ethics in economics: an introduction pp. 1-6

Altuğ Yalçıntaş and James R. Wible

Scientific misconduct and the responsible conduct of research in science and economics pp. 7-32

James R. Wible

A discipline-relevant conceptual framework for research ethics review in economic sciences pp. 33-52

M. van Heerden, R.G. Visagie and J.S. Wessels

Research Ethics Education in Economics pp. 53-74

Altuğ Yalçıntaş and Isil Selcuk

Serving as a referee for your own paper: A dream come true or…? pp. 75-82

Serdar Sayan

Statistical significance and scientific misconduct: improving the style of the published research paper pp. 83-97

Stephen T. Ziliak

Why do scientists cheat? Insights from behavioral economics pp. 98-108

Sarah Necker