Challenge:
The Magazine of Economic Affairs: presents a wide range of views
on national and international economic affairs in the belief that an
informed dialogue can result in more rational and effective public policy.
Dollars
and Sense Magazine: provides left perspectives on economic affairs;
published six times a year, edited by a collective of economists, journalists,
and activists committed to social justice and economic democracy.
Labour : Review of Economic
and Labour Relations: discuses current issues in a readable
style that is accessible to business people, industrial relations practitioners
and interested lay people as well as academics. At the same time it
is an authoritative journal written by experts who like to communicate
with those who are not specialists in the field. Each number contains
a symposium on a current policy issue as well as other articles.
Left
Business Observer: monthly
newsletter on economics and politics in the U.S. and the world at large
by Doug Henwood.
Levy Economics Institute publishes Public Policy Briefs
(papers on the policy implications of a broad spectrum of contemporary
economic issues), Policy Notes (short, timely articles
by Levy Institute scholars and other contributors presenting up-to-date
research conclusions or policy statements on a wide range of topics
for policymaking, business, and general audiences) and the Report
(a quarterly newsletter aimed at a diverse, general audience interested
in public policy matters).
Post-Autistic
Economics Review: an email-delivered economics journal working against
economics’ "uncontrolled use" and treatment of mathematics
as "an end in itself", and the resulting "autistic science",
the repressive domination of neoclassical theory and derivative approaches
in the curriculum, and the dogmatic teaching style, which leaves no
place for critical and reflective thought. PAER favors engagement with
empirical and concrete economic realities, prioritizing science over
scientism,
a pluralism of approaches adapted to the complexity of economic objects
and to the uncertainty surrounding most of the big economic questions,
and initiating reforms to rescue economics from its autistic and socially
irresponsible state.
