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Journal of Economic Issues
Editor: Richard V. Adkisson, New Mexico State University (radkisso@nmsu.edu)
The Journal of Economic Issues is an internationally respected journal of institutional and evolutionary economics and serves as the official journal of the Association for Evolutionary Economics (AFEE). JEI publishes articles that describe aspects of evolving economies, economic problems, economic policy, economic history, and methodology. The primary mission of JEI is to present articles that use and develop the core ideas of institutional economics in discussions of current economic problems and policy alternatives. JEI is the leading journal for ongoing debate of institutional economic theory and a major forum for discussion of solutions to real economic problems. Each issue presents articles dealing with timely topics such as health care reform, the environmental impact of growth, proposals for guaranteed employment in industrial economies, and problems of economic development. JEI is also open to debates about post-modernism, feminist theory, the project of rethinking Marxism, and to a wide range of other issues that make heterodox and pluralistic economics a lively intellectual arena. For information about membership in AFEE and individual member subscriptions to JEI, contact Dr. Janet T. Knoedler, AFEE Secretary-Treasurer, Department of Economics, Bucknell University, Lewsburg, PA 17837; 570-577-1476, fax 570-577-2372, or visit the AFEE website (link below). Click here for information on online access to JEI. Click here to view a sample issue online. |
| ISSN: | Current volume: | Frequency Per Year: |
| 0021-3624 | Vol. 44 (June 2010 - Mar 2011) | 4 |
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Board of Directors: Stephanie Bell-Kelton, University of Missouri--Kansas City; Wolfram Elsner, University of Bremen, Germany; Deborah Figart, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey; Mathew Forstater, University of Missouri--Kansas City; John Hall, Portland State University; John Marangos, University of Crete; Geoffrey Schneider, Bucknell University
Past Presidents of the Association serve on a Board of Trustees
June 2010
Vol. 44 No. 2
| The 2010 Veblen Commons Award Recipient: Glen Atkinson | |
| John F. Henry | 287 |
| The Legal Foundations of Financial Capitalism | |
| Glen Atkinson | 289 |
| Institutionalist Perspectives on Immigration Policy: An Update | |
| Dell Champlin | 301 |
| Actually Existing Markets: The Case of Neoliberal Australia | |
| Lynne Chester | 313 |
| Why Free Markets Can Sometimes Turn into "Peacock Markets": The Evolution of Credit Cards | |
| Joshua Frank | 325 |
| Rules and Roles in the Marketplace: Self-Organization of the Market | |
| William H. Redmond | 337 |
| Neo-Liberalism, the Changing German Labor Market and Income Distribution: An Institutionalist and Post Keynesian Analysis | |
| John Hall and Udo Ludwig | 345 |
| Neoliberalism, Neoclassicism and Economic Welfare | |
| John T. Harvey | 359 |
| After Neoliberalism: A Social Structure of Accumulation or Mode of Regulation for Global or Regional Performance? | |
| Phillip Anthony O'Hara | 369 |
| Positive Economic Freedom: An Enabling Role for International Labor Standards in Development Countries? | |
| Tonia Warnecke and Alex de Ruyter | 385 |
| Transition to the Regulatory State in Turkey: Lessons from Energy | |
| Tamer Cetin and Feridun Yilmaz | 393 |
| Growth, Inequality and Negative Trickle Down | |
| Daphne T. Greenwood and Richard P.F. Holt | 403 |
| The Ranking of Contractors to the U.S. Department of Defense According to Integrated Power Blocs Among the Contractors | |
| F. Gregory Hayden, Elliot G. Campbell and Shannon Cummins | 411 |
| From Economic Freedom to Economic and Social Poverty: Institutional Approaches to the Business Enterprise, Structural Change and the Role for Government | |
| Michael J. Murray | 421 |
| An Analysis of Employment and Wage Outcomes for Women Under TANF | |
| Daniel A.Underwood, Dan Axelsen and Dan Friesner | 429 |
| Progressive Alternatives to Re-Regulation | |
| William M. Dugger | 441 |
| Free Cash, the Current Account and Bubble Creation | |
| Craig Medlen | 449 |
| Debt-Financed Consumption Sprees: Regulation, Freedom and Habits of Thought | |
| Martha A. Starr | 459 |
| Rescuing the Rentier - Neoliberalism, Social Imbalance, and the Current Economic Crisis: A Synthesis of Keynes, Galbraith and Minsky | |
| John P. Watkins | 471 |
| Third-Party Certification in Food Market Chains: Are You Being Served? | |
| J. Felipe Almeida, Huascar F. Pessali and Nilson Maciel de Paula | 479 |
| Security of Expectations and Freedom of Choice in the Health Insurance Market | |
| Stephen P. Paschall | 487 |
| Self-Regulated Markets for Professional Services: The Case of Tax Intermediaries | |
| Enrico Schöbel | 497 |
| Neoliberal Economics and Caribbean Economies | |
| Winston H. Griffith | 505 |
| On the Risks of Introducing a Liberal Plan in a Traditionally Autocratic Society: The Case of Russia | |
| Anna Klimina | 513 |
| Macroeconomic Performance and Manufacturing Earnings Disparity in Mexico | |
| Kellin Chandler Stanfield | 523 |
| Milton Freedman's Capitalism and Freedom: A Binary Economic Critique | |
| Robert Ashford | 533 |
| The Historic Roots of the Neoliberal Program | |
| John F. Henry | 543 |
| The Aristotelian Contribution to Development Ethics | |
| John Marangos and Nikos Astroulakis | 551 |
| Full Employment with Liberty: John R. Commons' Perspective and Its Continuing Relevance | |
| Charles J. Whalen | 559 |
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