Review of Social Economy

1997 - 2024

Current editor(s): Wilfred Dolfsma and John Davis

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The Social Economics of Work Time: Introduction pp. 411-424: Deborah Figart and Lonnie Golden
The Macroeconomics of Work Time pp. 425-441: Barry Bluestone and Stephen Rose
Who Are the Overworked Americans? pp. 442-459: Jerry Jacobs and Kathleen Green
Degendering Work Time in Comparative Perspective: Alternative Policy Frameworks pp. 460-480: Deborah Figart and Ellen Mutari
Differences in Work Hours and Hours Preferences by Race in the U.S pp. 481-500: Linda Bell
The Work of Families: The Provision of Market and Household labor and the Role of Public Policy pp. 501-521: Julia Heath, David Ciscel and David Sharp
Working Time and the Impact of Policy Institutions: Reforming the Overtime Hours Law and Regulation pp. 522-541: Lonnie Golden
Book Reviews pp. 543-546: Ellen Mutari
Book Reviews pp. 546-550: Thomas Palley
Book Reviews pp. 551-554: Robert Drago
Book Reviews pp. 554-557: David George
Book Reviews pp. 557-560: Cathleen Zick
Book Reviews pp. 560-562: Laura Leete
Book Reviews pp. 562-566: Kea Tijdens

Johnson's Great Society: Its Legacy in the 1990s pp. 259-276: Elba Brown-Collier
Flat Taxes and Distributional Justice pp. 277-294: Maxime Fougere and Giuseppe Ruggeri
A Reply to Howard Sherman pp. 295-306: Geoffrey Hodgson
Rejoinder to Hodgson pp. 307-310: Howard Sherman
Tony Lawson on Critical Realism: What's Teaching Got to Do with It? pp. 311-323: Zohreh Emami and Timothy Riordan
On Closed Systems and the Language of Economic Discourse pp. 324-334: Roy Rotheim
Is Gerard Debreu a Deductivist? Commentary on Tony Lawson's Economics and Reality pp. 335-346: Alex Viskovatoff
Realism, Regularities, and Prediction pp. 347-355: Allin Cottrell
Book Reviews pp. 377-378: Kishor Thanawala
Book Reviews pp. 379-381: Ross Emmett
Book Reviews pp. 381-386: SabineU. O'Hara
Book Reviews pp. 386-389: John Hisnanick
Book Reviews pp. 389-393: Jouni Paavola
Minutes of the General Membership Meeting pp. 395-398: Edward O'Boyle

Dead Economists as Inspirators of Living Social Economists pp. 119-135: Hans Jensen
The Evolution of Georgescu-Roegen's Bioeconomics pp. 136-156: John Gowdy and Susan Mesner
Allocating Organ Transplant Services: What Can Be Learned from the United States Experience? pp. 157-174: Diane Dewar
Adam Smith and the Ambiguity of Nations pp. 175-189: John Berdell
To Work or Not to Work: Is That the Right Question? pp. 190-219: Stephanie Seguino and Sandra Butler
Book Reviews pp. 221-227: Gregory Dow
Book Reviews pp. 227-229: Ross Emmett
Book Reviews pp. 230-233: Paul Burkett
Book Reviews pp. 234-236: Robert Prasch
Book Reviews pp. 236-239: Geoffrey Hodgson
Book Reviews pp. 239-242: Samuel Cameron
Ninth World Congress of Social Economics: an invitation to attend pp. 247-248: Edward O'Boyle

Product Variety in Religious Markets pp. 1-19: Brooks Hull and Frederick Bold
Another View of Development, Ecological Degradation, and North-South Trade pp. 20-36: Mario Giampietro and Kozo Mayumi
Roemer and Market Socialism pp. 37-46: Christopher Wonnell
Critique of the Critique: Analysis of Hodgson on Marx on Evolution pp. 47-58: Howard Sherman
Plant Closings: Is WARN an Effective Response? pp. 59-79: Oren Levin-Waldman
Book Reviews pp. 81-84: David George
Book Reviews pp. 84-86: Jerry Petr
Book Reviews pp. 86-90: Robert Dimand
Book Reviews pp. 90-93: Mark Setterfield
Book Reviews pp. 94-97: Chuck Skoro and R. Larry Reynolds
Book Reviews pp. 98-103: Charles Wilber
Book Reviews pp. 103-105: Peter Danner
Book Reviews pp. 105-108: David Andrews