Research in Political Economy

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The Venezuelan Oil and the US Imperialism (1920–2020) , pp 179-195: Hemmi Croes
ECONOMIC CRISIS AND SOCIALIST REVOLUTION: HENRYK GROSSMAN’S LAW OF ACCUMULATION , pp 181-221: Rick Kuhn
The Dynamics of Violence and Labor Conflict in Villa Constitución, Argentina, 1973–1975 , pp 183-204: Agustín Santella
The Crisis of Legitimacy in Iran and the Ongoing Struggle for Freedom , pp 183-198: Farhang Morady
Epistemological Problems and Ontological Solutions: A Critical Realist Retrospective on Althusser , pp 183-237: Brian O’ Boyle and Terrence McDonough
Why China is Different: Hegemony, Revolutions and the Rise of Contender States , pp 185-223: Lorenzo Fusaro
Oskar Lange and Tadeusz Kowalik on the Bourgeois Revolutions in Twentieth-Century Poland: A Note on Two Papers , pp 187-201: Grzegorz Konat
Elements for a Study of the Profit Rate: France, 1896–2019 , pp 189-195: Weinan Ding, Zhiming Long and Rémy Herrera
Family Farming, the Environment and the Global Food Chain , pp 189-214: Sérgio Pedro
September 11 as “Machiavellian State Terror” , pp 189-221: David MacGregor
The Value and Price of Information Commodities: An Assessment of the South Korean Controversy , pp 191-222: Heesang Jeon
The New Scramble for Africa: BRICS Strategies in a Multipolar World , pp 191-226: Óscar Carpintero, Ivan Murray and José Bellver
Imperialism and Global South's Debt: Insights From Modern Monetary Theory, Ecological Economics, and Dependency Theory , pp 193-222: Ndongo Samba Sylla
Karl Kautsky on Mikhail Tugan-Baranovsky , pp 193-197: Daniel Gaido and Darío Scattolini
Accumulating Insecurity and Manufacturing Risk along the Energy Frontier , pp 197-236: Michael Watts
The Citizens’ Revolution in Ecuador and the US Imperialism , pp 197-222: Constantin Lopez
Of Fat Cats and Fat Tails: From the Financial Crisis to the ‘New’ Probabilistic Marxism , pp 197-228: Julian Wells
TESTING OKISHIO’S CRITERION OF TECHNICAL CHOICE , pp 199-208: Cheol-Soo Park
The Ugly Underbelly of “Emergence”: Indian Capitalism in the Era of Globalization , pp 199-213: Surajit Mazumdar
Theories of Crises☆ , pp 199-224: Karl Kautsky
Fictitious Capital, Fictitious Profits, and Their Extreme Fetishism , pp 199-214: Mauricio de Souza Sabadini and Gustavo Moura de Cavalcanti Mello
Capital in Crisis: Tadeusz Kowalik on the Birth and Development of Capitalism , pp 203-216: Daniele Tori
The Evolution of Capitalist Relations of Production in U.S. Medical Practice: An Outline , pp 203-237: Jerome Joffe
Military Power and Trade Policy – Roots of Contemporary Geopolitical Economy , pp 205-234: Oldrich Krpec and Vladan Hodulak
Chapter 8 On the labor theory of value: statistical artefacts or regularities? , pp 209-232: Lefteris Tsoulfidis and Dimitris Paitaridis
TESTING FOR THE MARXIAN-CLASSICAL CRITERION OF TECHNICAL CHOICE , pp 209-214: Gérard Duménil and Dominique Lévy
Crisis and “law of motion” in economics: a critique of positivist Marxism , pp 211-250: Alan Freeman
Crisis and Fictitious Capital , pp 215-229: Rosa Maria Marques and Paulo Nakatani
Papua New Guinea, in the Trap of Australian Imperialism , pp 215-224: Poeura Tetoe and Rémy Herrera
False Dawns: The Failed Crucial Reforms of Capitalism and Socialism , pp 217-233: Gavin Rae
REFLECTIONS ON ECONOMIC DEMOCRACY , pp 217-258: W.Paul Cockshott and Allin Cottrell
Making History: The Compromised 9-11 Commission , pp 223-260: Bryan Sacks
Brazil: Impeachment and the Conflicting Relationship between the Dilma Rousseff Government and the National Congress , pp 223-236: Leonardo Loureiro Nunes
China and Debt-Trap Diplomacy: A Brief Assessment , pp 223-230: Shalendra Sharma
SPURIOUS VALUE-PRICE CORRELATIONS: SOME ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE AND ARGUMENTS , pp 223-238: Andrew J. Kliman
Lenin's Economics: A Marxian Critique , pp 223-254: Seongjin Jeong
The Long-Lasting Battle of Chile , pp 225-239: Marcelo Dias Carcanholo and Hugo Figueira de Souza Corrêa
Argentine Industrialization: A Critique of the Liberal and Dependentist Schools , pp 227-254: Eduardo Sartelli and Marina Kabat
The Chongqing Model – Socialist Alternative or Propaganda Cliché? , pp 227-252: Anna Zakharzhevskaya
Does Investment Call the Tune? Empirical Evidence and Endogenous Theories of the Business Cycle , pp 229-259: José Tapia Granados
Money, Fictitious Capital, and Cryptocurrencies: Their Impact on the World Economy , pp 231-245: Ernesto Molina Molina
Chapter 9 Limits and challenges of the consistency debate in Marxian value theory , pp 233-275: G. Carchedi
Understanding Eurasian Integration and Contestation in the Post-Soviet Conjuncture: Lessons from Geopolitical Economy and Critical Historicism , pp 235-258: Ray Silvius
Risky Ventures: Financial Inclusion, Risk Management and the Uncertain Rise of Index-Based Insurance , pp 237-266: Marcus Taylor
The Marxian Theory of Capitalist Stages , pp 241-280: Terrence McDonough
THE COHERENCE OF LUXEMBURG’S THEORIES AND LIFE , pp 241-277: Estrella Trincado Aznar
The Roots of Working Class Reformism and Conservatism: A Response to Zak Cope’s Defense of the “Labor Aristocracy” Thesis , pp 241-260: Charles Post
Fundamentals of a science of capital and bourgeois society: Marxian notions of value, prices, and the structure of time , pp 253-299: Jørgen Sandemose
Subversive Migration, Citizenship from below and Democracy against Bordered Capitalism , pp 253-283: Dae-oup Chang
Class Struggle in Production and Devalorization of Capital , pp 255-268: A.D. Magaline
EU Integration as Uneven and Combined Development , pp 255-294: Claude Serfati
Geographies of Capital Accumulation: Tracing the Emergence of Multi-polarity, 1980–2014 , pp 259-294: Paul Kellogg
Product Innovation and Capital Accumulation: An Attempt to Introduce Neo-Schumpeterian Insights into Marxian Economics , pp 261-285: Jie Meng
A Comment on the Post–Cope Debate on Labour Aristocracy and Colonialism , pp 261-273: Amiya Kumar Bagchi
ON THE PRODUCTION OF KNOWLEDGE , pp 261-298: Guglielmo Carchedi
Islamophobia and the “War On Terror”: The Continuing Pretext for U.S. Imperial Conquest , pp 261-298: Diana Ralph
The World Bank’s Neoliberal Language of Resilience , pp 267-295: Romain Felli
Marxism, Crisis, and Economic Laws: A Comment , pp 271-284: Gary Mongiovi
Final Comments on Charles Post’s Critique of the Theory of the Labour Aristocracy , pp 275-286: Zak Cope
Chapter 10 Methodological differences between two Marxian economists in Japan: Kōzō Uno and Sekisuke Mita , pp 277-299: Shūichi Kakuta
“LIKE A CANDLE BURNING AT BOTH ENDS”: ROSA LUXEMBURG AND THE CRITIQUE OF POLITICAL ECONOMY , pp 279-298: Riccardo Bellofiore
Samezō Kuruma's Life as a Marxist Economist , pp 281-294: E. Michael Schauerte
Crisis, Marxism, and Economic Laws: A Response to Gary Mongiovi , pp 285-296: Alan Freeman
Addendum to Carter’s “Response to Professor Solow” , pp 287-294: Yoann Verger
A Critique of Classical Political Economy , pp 295-340: Samezō Samezō Kuruma†
Comments on Verger’s“Addendum” , pp 295-299: Scott Carter
Reply to Yoann Verger☆ , pp 301-302: Robert Solow
The UK Pension System: The Betrayal by New Labour in its Neoliberal Global Context , pp 301-347: Jamie Morgan