Review of Social Economy

1997 - 2024

Current editor(s): Wilfred Dolfsma and John Davis

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Ethics and Social Economics: ASE Presidential Address, January 2004, San Diego, California pp. 425-439: Charles Wilber
On the Effectiveness of Monetary Policy and of Fiscal Policy pp. 441-463: Philip Arestis and Malcolm Sawyer
Fishing for Discrimination pp. 465-486: Peter Riach and Judith Rich
The Involvement of Members in the Governance of Large-Scale Co-operative and Mutual Businesses: A Formative Evaluation of the Co-operative Group pp. 487-515: Johnston Birchall and Richard Simmons
Why Unemployment Insurance Might Not Only Be Good for the Soul, It Might Also Be Good for the Economy pp. 517-541: Morris Altman

Consuming Symbolic Goods: Identity & Commitment - Introduction pp. 275-276: Wilfred Dolfsma
Lauding the Leisure Class: Symbolic Content and Conspicuous Consumption pp. 277-289: Alan Shipman
Consumption, Identity, and the Sociocultural Constitution of "Preferences": Reading Women's Magazines pp. 291-305: Martha Starr
You Are What You Eat: The Social Economy of the Slow Food Movement pp. 307-321: Bruce Pietrykowski
Consuming Values and Contested Cultures: A Critical Analysis of the UK Strategy for Sustainable Consumption and Production pp. 323-338: Gill Seyfang
Religious Identity and Consumption pp. 339-350: Metin Cosgel and Lanse Minkler
Paradoxes of Modernist Consumption - Reading Fashions pp. 351-364: Wilfred Dolfsma
Are Unpreferred Preferences Weak in Symbolic Content? pp. 365-377: David George
The Gift Paradox: Complex Selves and Symbolic Good pp. 379-392: Elias Khalil
Deriving the Engel Curve: Pierre Bourdieu and the Social Critique of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs pp. 393-406: Andrew Trigg
The Post Affluent Society pp. 407-420: Amitai Etzioni

Brothers and Breadwinners: Legislating Living Wages in the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 pp. 129-148: Ellen Mutari
Autonomy-Respecting Assistance: Toward An Alternative Theory of Development Assistance pp. 149-168: David Ellerman
The Incoherent Emperor: A Heterodox Critique of Neoclassical Microeconomic Theory pp. 169-199: Frederic Lee and Steve Keen
Economic Models of Sin and Remorse: Some Simple Analytics pp. 201-219: Joseph Eisenhauer
Was Shock Therapy Consistent with Democracy? pp. 221-243: John Marangos
Religiosity, Economics and Life Satisfaction pp. 245-261: Kenneth Greene and Bong Yoon
Preference Pollution, Reasons, and Other Murky Motivations: on some hidden costs of the market pp. 263-271: Lanse Minkler

Revealing Altruism pp. 1-25: Nancy Folbre and Robert Goodin
Lying, Integrity, and Cooperation pp. 27-50: Lanse Minkler and Thomas Miceli
A Chartalist Critique of John Locke's Theory of Property, Accumulation, and Money: or, is it Moral to Trade Your Nuts for Gold? pp. 51-65: Stephanie Bell, John Henry and L. Randall Wray
Induced Institutional Innovation and Transaction Costs: The Case of the Australian National Native Title Tribunal pp. 67-82: Laura McCann
Male and Female Recoveries in Medical Malpractice Cases pp. 83-99: Walter Simmons and Rosemarie Emanuele
Review Essay pp. 101-112: Hans Jensen

The Scope and Promising Future of Social Economics pp. 425-445: Jon Wisman
Selecting Among Anti-Poverty Policies: Can an Economist be Both Critical and Caring? pp. 447-469: Rebecca Blank
Will the Poor Always be with Us? pp. 471-477: William Darity
Blowing the Whistle on Poverty Policy pp. 479-485: Nancy Folbre
The Minimum Wage and the Cause of Democracy pp. 487-510: Oren Levin-Waldman
Structural Features of Female Employment Status and Earnings Mobility: The Experience in Germany pp. 511-533: Veronika Eberharter
A New Approach to Human Development Index pp. 535-549: Krishna Mazumdar

Globalization: Homogenization or Newfound Diversity? pp. 281-294: Sabine O'Hara and Adelheid Biesecker
Having One's Cake and Being Eaten too: Irish Neo-liberal Corporatism pp. 295-316: Gerry Boucher and Grainne Collins
The Italian Welfare System in the European Context pp. 317-339: Carmela D'Apice and Sebastiano Fadda
The creeping disorganization of welfare capitalism or what is the future of Germany's social sector? pp. 341-363: Ingo Bode
Small is Resilient—the Impact of Globalization on Denmark pp. 365-387: Klaus Nielsen and Stefan Kesting
A New European Socioeconomic Perspective pp. 389-405: Jean-Louis Laville

The moral ecology of markets: on the failure of the amoral defense of markets pp. 135-162: Daniel Finn
Social economy and employment - the case of Sweden pp. 163-182: Hans Westlund
Cooperation and fairness: the flood-Dresher experiment revisited pp. 183-210: Tom De Herdt
Why do Women feel the way they do about market work: the role of familial, social and economic factors pp. 211-234: Bisakha Sen
Love's labor's lost? the disutility of work and work avoidance in the economic analysis of labor supply pp. 235-250: David Spencer
On pragmatic Philosophy and Knightian uncertainty pp. 251-272: Stephen John Nash

A capabilities approach to austainable household livelihoods1With thanks to the Economic and Social Research Council for funding 'Enterprising livelihoods in rural households: new and old ways of working' Award number R000238213 on which the empirical work is based pp. 1-22: Elizabeth Oughton and Jane Wheelock
Neoliberalism and economic justice in South Africa: revisiting the debate on economic apartheid pp. 23-50: Geoffrey Schneider
Globalization, Neoliberalism and the attack on social security pp. 51-71: Christopher Niggle
Two-tier rationality and reflexivity: an examination of the foundations of economic reason pp. 73-89: Mark Peacock
Why development is more complex than growth: clarifying some confusions pp. 91-110: Hamid Hosseini
Passion and craft: economists at work pp. 111-128: Evelyn Forget