Vol. 38 Nbr. 4, December 2004

Index

• Embedded economies, democracy, and the public interest.
• Designing an environmental mitigation banking institution for linking the size of economic activity to environmental capacity.
• Deeply rooted traditions and the will to change--problematic conflicts in three swedish health care organizations.
• On operationalisms and economics.
• Veblen and Sweezy on monopoly capital, crises, conflict, and the state.
• Katharine Coman: America's first woman institutional economist and a champion of education for citizenship.
• An evaluation of the role of the state and property rights in Douglass North's analysis.
• Fear prudence: Hobbes and Williamson on the morality of contracting.
• The Russian obshchina as an economic institution.
• On universal versus specific categories of network capitalism: a reply to V. Barnett's note.
• Dewey and Ayres, Webb and DeGregori: at odds over technical terms.
• Reply to Baldwin Ranson: new continua are not a substitute for Deweyan inquiry.
• More than definitions: real differences that matter.
• Outcomes assessment in trade policy analysis: a note on the welfare propositions of the "gains from trade".
• An analysis and comparison of wheat production competitiveness between China and the USA.
• Institutions and land use conflicts.
• The Economic Dynamics of Environmental Law.
• The Decline of U.S. Labor Unions and the Role of Trade.
• Economics, Bureaucracy, and Race: How Keynesians Misguided the War on Poverty.
• Globalisation, Social Capital, and Inequality: Contested Concepts, Contested Experiences.
• Money, Finance, and Capitalist Development.
• The Revival of Laissez-Faire in American Macroeconomic Theory: a Case Study of the Pioneers.
• Rio plus Ten: Politics, Poverty, and Environment.
• Corporate Governance and Capital Flows in a Global Economy.
• Careful Economics: Integrating Caring Activities and Economic Science.
• Economics as Ideology: Keynes, Laski, Hayek, and the Creation of Contemporary Politics.
• The Theory of the Individual in Economics: Identity and Value.
• How to Reduce Unemployment in Europe.
• In memory.