Rebellious Macroeconomics: Marx, Keynes & Crotty Conference Papers

The following papers were presented at "Rebellious Economics: Marx, Keynes, & Crotty," a conference in honor of the work of James Crotty in October 2007. For information about the forthcoming publication of the papers, please contact Jon Goldstein.

>> Raford Boddy: Cyclical Labor Shares under Keynesian and Neoliberal Regimes

>> Gary A. Dymski: Does Heterodox Economics Need a Crisis Theory? From Profit-Squeeze to the Global Liquidity Meltdown

>> Steven Fazzari: The Modern Business as an Active Agent: Reflections on James Crotty’s Theory of the Firm

>> Bill Gibson: A Multi-Agent Systems Approach to Microeconomic Foundations of Macro

>> Jonathan Goldstein: An Introduction to a Unified Heterodox Macroeconomic Theory

>> Ilene Grabel: Neo-Liberal Finance and Third World (Mal)Development

>> Makoto Itoh: Unequal Exchange Reconsidered in our Age of Globalization

>> Soohaeng Kim: Keynes’s Bourgeois Socialism

>> David M. Kotz: Economic Crises and Institutional Structures:  A Comparison of Regulated and Neoliberal Capitalism in the U.S.

>> Kang-Kook Lee: From Capital Controls and Miraculous Growth to Financial Globalization and the Financial Crisis in Korea

>> Fred Moseley: Marx, Minsky, and Crotty on Crises in Capitalism

>> Michele I. Naples: Labor Demand under Strategic Competition and the Cyclical Profit Squeeze

>> Özgür Orhangazi: Financialization and Macroeconomic Fragility

>> Robert Pollin: Targeting Development Finance for Employment Expansion in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Synthesis of Microfinance and the East-Asian Model

>> Malcolm Sawyer: The Central Core of Heterodox Macroeconomics

>> Martin Wolfson: Methodology and Radical Political Economics