Review of Social Economy

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Wilfred Dolfsma and John Davis

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Social responsibility for living standards: Presidential address, association for social economics, 2007 pp. 391-405: Deborah Figart
Family, religion and economic performance: A critique of cultural determinism pp. 407-424: Manuel Branco
Simulating inequality and social order in the classroom: A macroeconomic game pp. 425-443: Thomas Kemp and Timothy Wunder
Beyond Bohm-Bawerk: Searching for a place for relations in economic theory pp. 445-457: Stefan Mann
A mathematical note on Msgr. John A. Ryan's thought on the minimum wage pp. 459-473: Emil Berendt
Book reviews pp. 475-502: Mark White

Realism, universalism and capabilities pp. 253-278: Nuno Martins
Why economists dislike a lump of labor pp. 279-291: Tom Walker
Defining the frontiers of the firm through property rights allocation: The case of the French retailer cooperative Leclerc pp. 293-317: Marie-Laure Baron
Meat as a bad habit: A case for positive feedback in consumption preferences leading to lock-in pp. 319-348: Joshua Frank
Book Reviews pp. 349-385: Ramya Vijaya

Balkanization and assimilation: Examining the effects of state-created homogeneity pp. 141-164: Peter Leeson
Broadening the concept of rational economic behavior: A case study of cheese making at the Abbey of Tamie pp. 165-186: Betsy Jane Clary
Feminist economics as a Postmodern Moment pp. 187-193: Gillian Hewitson
What does it mean to be decentered? pp. 195-201: Miriam Teschl
Postmodernism and the individual as a process pp. 203-208: John Davis
The shifting and Allegorical Rhetoric of “neoclassical” economics pp. 209-222: William Milberg
Beyond the Highs and Lows: Economics as a “process without a subject” pp. 223-234: David F. Ruccio and Jack Amariglio
How Society Makes Itself: The Evolution of Political and Economic Institutions pp. 235-237: William M. Dugger
Rich Democracies: Political Economy, Public Policy, and Performance pp. 238-240: Tonia Warnecke
Poverty, Work and Freedom: Political Economy and the Moral Order pp. 241-244: Albino Barrera
Common Value Auctions and the Winner's Curse pp. 245-248: Thomas Jeitschko

Beyond social capital: A critical approach pp. 1-9: Peter Knorringa and Irene van Staveren
Reflections on the use of social capital pp. 11-28: Tom Schuller
Social capital, institutions and trust pp. 29-53: Bart Nooteboom
The moment of truth—Reconstructing entrepreneurship and social capital in the eye of the storm pp. 55-78: Bengt Johannisson and Lena Olaison
Social capital, embeddedness, and market interactions: An analysis of firm performance in UK regions pp. 79-106: Phil Cooke
Unpacking social capital in Economic Development: How social relations matter pp. 107-135: Irene van Staveren and Peter Knorringa
Call for papers - Annual allied social sciences association meetings New Orleans, LA, January 4-6, 2008 pp. 139-140: John Davis

Social class and social identity pp. 429-445: David George
On the efficiency of fair trade pp. 447-468: Mark Hayes
Explaining the aggregate price level with Keynes's principle of effective demand pp. 469-492: Jochen Hartwig
Open and closed systems and the Cambridge School pp. 493-514: Vinca Bigo
Economic grounds for affirmative action: The evidence on architects and engineers in South Florida pp. 515-538: Manuel Carvajal
Ethnic heterogeneity and the enforcement of environmental regulation pp. 539-562: Julio Videras and Christopher Bordoni

Prolegomena to a Post Keynesian health economics pp. 273-299: Stephen Dunn
The healthy development of economies: A strategic framework for competitiveness in the health industry pp. 301-329: J. Robert Branston, Lauretta Rubini, Roger Sugden and James Wilson
On markets and morality: Revisiting Fred Hirsch pp. 331-348: Luis Francisco Carvalho and Joao Rodrigues
The changing employment situation in some cities with living wage ordinances pp. 349-367: James Buss and Arthur Romeo
David Hume's model of man: Classical political economy as “inspired” political economy pp. 369-386: Alain Marciano
Labour market segmentation and union wage gaps pp. 387-420: Rudy Fichtenbaum

Adam Smith's Ethics and the “Noble Arts” pp. 155-180: Jonathan Wight
Poverty as social deprivation: a survey pp. 181-204: Nyiwul Mabughi and Tarek Selim
Growth and conflict in the developing world: Neo-liberal narratives and social-economy alternatives pp. 205-224: Martha Starr
John Stuart Mill's Political Economy: Educational Means to Moral Progress pp. 225-246: Rudi Verburg
Was Mises right? pp. 247-265: Peter Leeson and Peter Boettke
Book Review pp. 267-270: Mariano Torras

Multiple utilities and weakness of will: A kantian perspective pp. 1-20: Mark White
What is the relationship of religion to economics? pp. 21-45: Clive Beed
Critical realism in economics and open-systems ontology: A critique pp. 47-75: Andrew Mearman
Military spending and the black market premium in developing countries pp. 77-91: Mohsen Bahmani-Oskooee and Gour Goswami
Industrial Relations Systems, Economic Efficiency and Social Equity in the 1990s pp. 93-118: Thomas Turner