Table Of ContentIndex to Volume 56
January—-December 2013
By Author ——. “The Dismal Job Prospects in
America’s Future,” no. 3 (May-
June), pp. 93-100.
America, Richard. “Economic Devel-
——. “Work-Time Reduction: Possibili-
opment with Limited Supplies of
Management: What to Do About It— ties and Problems,” no. 5 (Septem-
ber-October), pp. 62-73.
The Case of Africa,” no. 1 (JIanuary-
February), pp. 61-71. Griffith-Jones, Stephany, and Richard
Jolly. “Be Outraged by Austerity,”
Arestis, Philip, and Malcolm Saw-
no. 1 (January-February), pp. 40-60.
yer. “Moving to a United States of
Europe?” no. 3 (May-June), pp. Hockett, Robert. “The Libertarian
42-52. Welfare State,” no. 2 (March-April),
pp. 100-114.
Benedikter, Roland, and Katja Siep-
mann. “Chile: The Switzerland of Jayaraj, D. See S. Subramanian.
the South?” no. 5 (September-Octo- Jolly, Richard. See Stephany Griffith-
ber), pp. 5-30.
Jones.
Benedikter, Roland. “The Future of Jones, Janelle. See John Schmitt.
Economic Idealism in East Asia:
Khatiwada, Ishwar. See Andrew Sum.
An Undervalued Cornerstone of
the Western Pacific Strategy,” no. 3 Koechlin, Tim. “The Rich Get Richer:
(May-June), pp. 28-41. Neoliberalism and Soaring Inequal-
ity in the United States,” no. 2
Black, William K. “Roger Myerson’s
(March-April), pp. 5-30.
Paean to Plutocracy,” no. 4 (july-
August), pp. 89-97. Krier, Kathleen. “Sustainable Social Se-
curity: A Strategy to Benefit Growth
Davidson, Paul. “Aging Population,
in Revenues,” no. 3 (May-June), pp.
Health-Care Costs, and the National
74-92.
Debt: A Note,” no. 4 (July-August),
pp. 22-25. Martin, Robert E. “Do Colleges and
Universities ‘Manage’ Their Finan-
Dutt, Amitava Krishna. Review of Mac-
cial Reporting?” no. 5 (September-
roeconomics Beyond the NAIRU, by
October), pp. 85-99.
Servaas Storm and C.W.M. Naaste-
pad, no. 5 (September-October), pp. Mastracci, Sharon. See Olga Zakrevskaya.
100-107. McHugh, Walter. See Andrew Sum.
Gans, HerbertJ . “An Enduring Reces- Offer, Avner. “Facing Future Adver-
sion?” no. 1 January-February), pp. sity: A Challenge to Markets,” no. 4
72-87. (July-August), pp. 38-50.
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Repetto, Robert. “Cap and Trade Con- About Racism?” no. 5 (September-
tains Global Warming Better Than October), pp. 108-112.
a Carbon Tax,” no. 5 (September- Siepmann, Katja. See Roland Benedikter.
October), pp. 31-61.
Subramanian, S., and D. Jayaraj.
Ruetschlin, Catherine. “Rethinking “Economic Inequality in India:
Retail: How Investments in the Re-
Value-Free Measurement,” no. 4
tail Workforce Can Affect Families, (July-August), pp. 26-37.
Firms, and Economic Growth,” no.
Sum, Andrew, Ishwar Khatiwada, and
2 (March-April), pp. 31-52.
Walter McHugh. “The Plunge in
Santow, Leonard. “The Eurozone
Teen Summer Employment,” no. 6
Needs to Rethink the Powers of
(November-December), pp. 60-86.
the European Central Bank,” no. 2
Tridico, Pasquale. “Values, Institu-
(March-April), pp. 79- 99.
tions, and Models of Institutional
——. “The Need for Change at the Change in Transition Economies,”
Fed,” no. 5 (September-October), no. 3 (May-June), pp. 6-27.
pp. 74-84.
Wade, Robert. “The Art of Power
Sawyer, Malcolm. See Philip Arestis. Maintenance: How Western States
Schmitt, John, and Janelle Jones. “Mak- Keep the Lead in Global Organiza-
ing Jobs Good,” no. 4 (July-August), tions,” no. 1 (January-February),
pp. 6-21. pp. 5-39.
Seidman, Laurence. “Medicare for All: . “How High Inequality Plus
An Economist’s Case,” no. 1 Janu- Neoliberal Governance Weakens
ary-February), pp. 88-115. Democracy,” no. 6 (November-De-
—., “Stimulus Without Debt,” no. 6 cembter), pp. 5-37.
(November-December), pp. 38-59. Weller, Christian E. “Protecting Retire-
ment Wealth: Better Risk Manage-
Sharpe, Mike. “America Descending:
ment of Household Assets Must
A Review of The Price of Inequal-
Become an Integral Part of U.S. Sav-
ity: How Today’s Divided Society
ings Policies,” no. 4 (July-August),
Endangers Our Future,” ” by Joseph
pp. 5i-88.
Stiglitz, no. 1 January-February),
pp. 116-117. Werlin, Herbert. “Understanding Inter-
national Corruption and What to
——. “Keynes’s Hundred Year Fore-
Do About It,” no. 3 (May-June), pp.
cast,” no. 3 (May-June), pp. 101-
53-73.
109.
Wisman, Jon D. “The Growth Trap,
——. “The Sorrows of Native Ameri-
Ecological Devastation, and the
cans,” no. 4 (July-August), pp.
Promise of Guaranteed Employ-
98-104.
ment,” no. 2 (March-April), pp.
. “The U.S. Military: Ignorant 53- 78.
and Arrogant. A Review of Breach
Zakrevskaya, Olga, and Sharon Mas-
of Trust: How Americans Failed
tracci. “Differential Effects of the
Their Soldiers and Their Country, by
Great Recession by Household Type:
Andrew J. Bacevich,” no. 6 (Novem-
Evidence from a Longitudinal Sur-
ber-December), pp. 115-118.
vey,” no. 6 (November-December),
——. “What Don’t You Understand pp. 87-114.
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By Title “An Enduring Recession?” by Herbert
J. Gans, no. 1 January-February),
pp. 72-87.
“Aging Population, Health-Care Costs,
and the National Debt: A Note,” by “The Eurozone Needs to Rethink the
Paul Davidson, no. 4 (July-August), Powers of the European Central
pp. 22-25. Bank,” by Leonard Santow, no. 2
(March-April), pp. 79- 99.
“The Art of Power Maintenance: How
Western States Keep the Lead in “Facing Future Adversity: A Challenge
Global Organizations,” by Robert to Markets,” by Avner Offer, no. 4
Wade, no. 1 (January-February), pp. (July-August), pp. 38-S0.
5-39. “The Future of Economic Idealism in
“Be Outraged by Austerity,” by East Asia: An Undervalued Corner-
Stephany Griffith-Jones and Rich- stone of the Western Pacific Strat-
ard Jolly, no. 1 (January-February), egy,” by Roland Benedikter, no. 3
pp. 40-60. (May-June), pp. 28-41.
“Cap and Trade Contains Global “The Growth Trap, Ecological Devasta-
Warming Better Than a Carbon tion, and the Promise of Guaranteed
Tax,” by Robert Repetto, no. 5 Employment,” by Jon D. Wisman,
(September-October), pp. 31-61. no. 2 (March-April), pp. 53- 78.
“Chile: The Switzerland of the South?” “How High Inequality Plus Neoliberal
by Roland Benedikter and Katja Governance Weakens Democracy,”
Siepmann, no. 5 (September-Octo- by Robert Wade, no. 6 (November-
ber), pp. 5-30. December), pp. 5-37.
“Differential Effects of the Great “Keynes’s Hundred Year Forecast,” by
Recession by Household Type: Evi- Mike Sharpe, no. 3 (May-June), pp.
dence from a Longitudinal Survey,” 101-109.
by Olga Zakrevskaya and Sharon “The Libertarian Welfare State,” by
Mastracci, no. 6 (November-Decem- Robert Hockett, no. 2 (March-April),
ber), pp. 87-114. pp. 100-114.
“The Dismal Job Prospects in Ameri- “Making Jobs Good,” by John
ca’s Future,” by HerbertJ . Gans, no. Schmitt and Janelle Jones, no. 4
3 (May-June), pp. 93-100. (July-August), pp. 6-21.
“Do Colleges and Universities ‘Man- “Medicare for All: An Economist's
age’ Their Financial Reporting?” Case,” by Laurence Seidman, no. 1
by Robert E. Martin, no. 5 (Sep- (January-February), pp. 88-115.
tember-October), pp. 85-99. “Moving to a United States of Eu-
“Economic Development with Lim- rope?” by Philip Arestis and Mal-
ited Supplies of Management: colm Sawyer. no. 3 (May-June), pp.
What to Do About It—The Case of 42-52.
Africa,” by Richard America, no. 1 “The Need for Change at the Fed,” by
(January-February), pp. 61-71. Leonard Santow, no. 5 (September-
October), pp. 74-84.
“Economic Inequality in India:
Value-Free Measurement,” by S. “The Plunge in Teen Summer Employ-
Subramanian and D. Jayaraj, no. 4 ment,” by Andrew Sum, Ishwar
(July-August), pp. 26-37. Khatiwada, and Walter McHugh,
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no. 6 (November-December), pp. Herbert Werlin, no. 3 (May-June),
60-86. pp. 53-73.
“Protecting Retirement Wealth: Better “Values, Institutions, and Models of
Risk Management of Household As- Institutional Change in Transition
sets Must Become an Integral Part of Economies,” by Pasquale Tridico,
U.S. Savings Policies,” by Christian no. 3 (May-June), pp. 6-27.
E. Weller, no. 4 (July-August), pp. “What Don’t You Understand About
51-88. Racism?” by Mike Sharpe, no. 5
“Rethinking Retail: How Investments (September-October), pp. 108-112.
in the Retail Workforce Can Af- “Work-Time Reduction: Possibilities
fect Families, Firms, and Economic
and Problems,” by HerbertJ . Gans,
Growth,” by Catherine Ruetschlin, no. 5 (September-October), pp.
no. 2 (March-April), pp. 31-52. 62-73.
“The Rich Get Richer: Neoliberal-
ism and Soaring Inequality in the
United States,” by Tim Koechlin, Reviews
no. 2 (March-April), pp. 5-30.
“America Descending: A Review of The
“Roger Myerson’s Paean to Plutoc-
Price of Inequality: How Today’s Di-
racy,” by William K. Black, no. 4
vided Society Endangers Our Future,
(July-August), pp. 89-97.
by Joseph Stiglitz, reviewed by Mike
“The Sorrows of Native Americans,” by Sharpe, no. 1 (January-February),
Mike Sharpe, no. 4 (July-August), pp. 116-117.
pp. 98-104.
Breach of Trust: How Americans Failed
“Stimulus Without Debt,” by Lau-
Their Soldiers and Their Country,
rence Seidman, no. 6 (November- by Andrew J. Bacevich, reviewed
December), pp. 38-59. by Mike Sharpe, no. 6 (November-
“Sustainable Social Security: A Strate- December), pp. 115-118.
gy to Benefit Growth in Revenues,” Macroeconomics Beyond the NAIRU, by
by Kathleen Krier, no. 3 (May-June), Servaas Storm and C.W.M. Naaste-
pp. 74-92. pad, reviewed by Amitava Krishna
“Understanding International Corrup- Dutt, no. 5 (September-October),
tion and What to Do About It,” by pp. 100-107.
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