Cambridge journal of economics

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  Año 2015, Número 3

  • Developing an understanding of meaningful work in economics: the case for a heterodox economics of work.

    David A. Spencer

    págs. 675-688

    

  • Unpaid work and conformity: why care?

    Marina Della Giusta, Sarah Jewell

    págs. 689-710

    

  • New Labour and work-time regulation: a Marxian analysis of the UK economy.

    Bruce Philip, Gary Slater, Daniel Wheatley

    págs. 711-732

    

  • The employment relationship in an (almost) structureless labour market: the case of domestic work.

    Fátima Suleman

    págs. 733-750

    

  • Interlinkages between credit, debt and the labour market: evidence from Turkey.

    Elif Karacimen

    págs. 751-767

    

  • Convergence of monetary equivalent of labour times (MELTs) in two Marxian interpretations.

    Umit Akinci, Yigit Karahanogullari

    págs. 769-781

    

  • Visible seeds of socialism and metamorphoses of capitalism: socialism after Rosdolsky.

    Eduardo da Motta e Albuquerque

    págs. 783-805

    

  • Early classics and Quesnay after Sraffa: a suggested interpretation.

    Jean Cartelier

    págs. 807-824

    

  • The new Keynesian view of aggregate demand: some reflections from a classical-Sraffian standpoint.

    Graham White

    págs. 825-842

    

  • What’s in a name? Tony Lawson on neoclassical economics and heterodox economics.

    Jamie Morgan

    págs. 843-865

    

  • Financialisation, income distribution and the crisis.

    Dany Lang

    págs. 867-870

    

  • The demands of finance and the glass ceiling of profit without investment.

    Laurent Cordonnier, Franck Van de Velde

    págs. 871-885

    

  • Unemployment, working time and financialisation: the French case.

    Michel Husson

    págs. 887-905

    

  • Finance-dominated capitalism and re-distribution of income: a Kaleckian perspective.

    Eckhard Hein

    págs. 907-934

    

  • Rising inequality as a cause of the present crisis.

    Engelbert Stockhammer

    págs. 935-958

    

  • Europe’s Hunger Games: Income Distribution, Cost Competitiveness and Crisis.

    Servaas Storm, C.W.M. Naastepad

    págs. 959-986