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    • For More Mathematics and Theory in Economics
    • How Mathematics Obscures Conceptual Errors ​in Arrow-Debreu General Equilibrium Model
    • On Methodological Pluralism in Economics
    • Control Theory Without Controls
    • Controversies Regarding the TTIP Agreement in the Academic Literature
    • A Complex but Interesting Relation: Keynes, Mathematics, and Statistics
    • Social and Solidarity Economy: A Quest for Appropriate Quantitative Methods
    • The Wealth of (Some) Nations: ​Imperialismand the Mechanics of Value Transfer
    • Make economics relevant again
    • Reframing the Labor Question: On Marginal Productivity Theory and the Labor Theory of Property
    • In need for a drastic change: on the "evidence-based" debates ​in cultural economics and cultural policy research
    • Why established macroeconomics is problematic and how this situation can be overcome
    • Socialism and Marxian economics: An overview
    • Choreography of Resolution: Conflict, Movement, and Neuroscience
    • Should We Remember Ricardo? Surplus Approach Two Hundred Years After ‘On the Principles of Political Economy and Taxation’
    • Ricardo, Marx, Keynes: Distinct Economic Visions?
    • Absolutne stroškovne razlike in trdovratna trgovinska neravnovesja: Harrodijanski proces usklajevanja
    • Letters of Ricardo to Malthus (1810-1823)
    • Body, Language and Meaning in Conflict Situations
    • Economics and the 'Manchester system'
    • From Paucity to Inefficiency: The Case ​of Democratic Economic Governance
    • The lowest in the world and falling? Explaining the movements ​of income inequality ​in Slovenia during the financial crisis
    • Institutions and Economic Development: ​A More Complete Viewto Understanding Economic Growth
    • Financing obstacles to the realization of 21st century socialism
    • On Price Normalization and Choice of Techniques in Ricardo΄s Theory
    • Inequality in Marx and Piketty Theory and Policy Implication
    • ​Inequity, Inequality, Insecurity: Introduction to the REEM's Special Issue
    • Contemporary Factors of Economic Growth and Competitiveness: Theoretical Aspect
    • OK, Capitalism
    • Mainstream Discourse on Inequality: A Close Inspection
    • Social Capital and Innovation: Evidence from the US (1997-2014)
    • Tyranny of Merit: What’s Become of the Common Good? by Michael J. Sande
    • Pluralism in economics versus a unified paradigm?
    • Rethinking Corporations
    • Marcora for Slovenia: What are the fiscal consequences ​of the much-needed legislative innovation?
    • Enactive Economics: Interactionism, ​Social Cognition and Epistemic Horizons
    • The Incommensurability, Incompatibility and Incomparability of Keynes’s and Walrasian Economics
    • Unexpected Applications of Lund’s Early Retirement Extreme
    • David Ricardo’s Theory of Foreign Trade vs Modern Comparative Advantage Theory



Srakar, A. For More Mathematics and Theory in Economics 

Ellerman, D. How Mathematics Obscures Conceptual Errors ​in Arrow-Debreu General Equilibrium Model

Kešeljević, A. On Methodological Pluralism in Economics

Correa, R. Control Theory Without Controls

Huettinger, M and Zirgulis, A. Controversies Regarding the TTIP Agreement in the Academic Literature

Rubinić, I. The Wealth of (Some) Nations: ​Imperialism and the Mechanics of Value Transfer

​A Complex but Interesting Relation: Keynes, Mathematics, and Statistics

Sotiropoulou, I. ​Social and Solidarity Economy: A Quest for Appropriate Quantitative Methods

Editor's corner. Make economics relevant again

Ellerman, D. Reframing the Labor Question: On Marginal Productivity Theory and the Labor Theory of Property

Srakar, A. In need for a drastic change: on the "evidence-based" debates ​in cultural economics and cultural policy research

Chester, D. Why established macroeconomics is problematic and how this situation can be overcome

Talam, E. Socialism and Marxian economics: An overview

Conič, M. Choreography of Resolution: Conflict, Movement, and Neuroscience

Sušnik, U. Should We Remember Ricardo? Surplus Approach Two Hundred Years After ‘On the Principles of Political Economy and Taxation’

Manoudakis, K. ​On Price Normalization and Choice of Techniques in Ricardo΄s Theory

Muñoz Bandala, J. G. Ricardo, Marx, Keynes: Distinct Economic Visions?

Shaikh, A. Absolutne stroškovne razlike in trdovratna trgovinska neravnovesja: Harrodijanski proces usklajevanja

​Trobec, P. Letters of Ricardo to Malthus (1810-1823)

Conič, M. Body, Language and Meaning in Conflict Situations

Sušnik, U. Economics and the 'Manchester system'

Gonza, T. From Paucity to Inefficiency: The Case ​of Democratic Economic Governance

Srakar, A. and  Zupan, Š. The lowest in the world and falling? Explaining the movements ​of income inequality ​in Slovenia during the financial crisis

Arzenšek, M., Bider D., Ferjančič​ U. Institutions and Economic Development: ​A More Complete Viewto Understanding Economic Growth

van den Werdeen, V. Financing obstacles to the realization of 21st century socialism

​Rubinić, I. Inequity, Inequality, Insecurity: Introduction to the REEM's Special Issue

​Stravelakis, N. Inequality in Marx and Piketty Theory and Policy Implication

Tomaljanović, M., Jakovac, P., Bodul, D. Contemporary Factors of Economic Growth and Competitiveness: Theoretical Aspect

Gonza, T. OK, Capitalism

Balaji, R. ​Mainstream Discourse on Inequality: A Close Inspection

Viggiano, R. Social Capital and Innovation: Evidence from the US (1997-2014)

Milijić, P. Tyranny of Merit: What’s Become of the Common Good? by Michael J. Sande

​Pluralism in economics versus a unified paradigm?

​Rethinking Corporations

Marcora for Slovenia: What are the fiscal consequences ​of the much-needed legislative innovation?

​Enactive Economics: Interactionism, ​Social Cognition and Epistemic Horizons

The Incommensurability, Incompatibility and Incomparability of Keynes’s and Walrasian Economics

​Unexpected Applications of Lund’s Early Retirement Extreme

David Ricardo’s Theory of Foreign Trade vs Modern Comparative Advantage Theory



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  • Home
  • About
  • Submissions
  • Editorial board
  • Contact
  • Events
  • Open calls
  • Papers
    • For More Mathematics and Theory in Economics
    • How Mathematics Obscures Conceptual Errors ​in Arrow-Debreu General Equilibrium Model
    • On Methodological Pluralism in Economics
    • Control Theory Without Controls
    • Controversies Regarding the TTIP Agreement in the Academic Literature
    • A Complex but Interesting Relation: Keynes, Mathematics, and Statistics
    • Social and Solidarity Economy: A Quest for Appropriate Quantitative Methods
    • The Wealth of (Some) Nations: ​Imperialismand the Mechanics of Value Transfer
    • Make economics relevant again
    • Reframing the Labor Question: On Marginal Productivity Theory and the Labor Theory of Property
    • In need for a drastic change: on the "evidence-based" debates ​in cultural economics and cultural policy research
    • Why established macroeconomics is problematic and how this situation can be overcome
    • Socialism and Marxian economics: An overview
    • Choreography of Resolution: Conflict, Movement, and Neuroscience
    • Should We Remember Ricardo? Surplus Approach Two Hundred Years After ‘On the Principles of Political Economy and Taxation’
    • Ricardo, Marx, Keynes: Distinct Economic Visions?
    • Absolutne stroškovne razlike in trdovratna trgovinska neravnovesja: Harrodijanski proces usklajevanja
    • Letters of Ricardo to Malthus (1810-1823)
    • Body, Language and Meaning in Conflict Situations
    • Economics and the 'Manchester system'
    • From Paucity to Inefficiency: The Case ​of Democratic Economic Governance
    • The lowest in the world and falling? Explaining the movements ​of income inequality ​in Slovenia during the financial crisis
    • Institutions and Economic Development: ​A More Complete Viewto Understanding Economic Growth
    • Financing obstacles to the realization of 21st century socialism
    • On Price Normalization and Choice of Techniques in Ricardo΄s Theory
    • Inequality in Marx and Piketty Theory and Policy Implication
    • ​Inequity, Inequality, Insecurity: Introduction to the REEM's Special Issue
    • Contemporary Factors of Economic Growth and Competitiveness: Theoretical Aspect
    • OK, Capitalism
    • Mainstream Discourse on Inequality: A Close Inspection
    • Social Capital and Innovation: Evidence from the US (1997-2014)
    • Tyranny of Merit: What’s Become of the Common Good? by Michael J. Sande
    • Pluralism in economics versus a unified paradigm?
    • Rethinking Corporations
    • Marcora for Slovenia: What are the fiscal consequences ​of the much-needed legislative innovation?
    • Enactive Economics: Interactionism, ​Social Cognition and Epistemic Horizons
    • The Incommensurability, Incompatibility and Incomparability of Keynes’s and Walrasian Economics
    • Unexpected Applications of Lund’s Early Retirement Extreme
    • David Ricardo’s Theory of Foreign Trade vs Modern Comparative Advantage Theory