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• A strategic Deconstruction of John R. Common's Regulatory Discourse, Sajay Samuel, March 1997, p. 1-28
  
  

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• Policy option: Samaritan advertising (production of services whose supply will be associated with sponsoring firm), Warren Samuels, September 1984, p. 893-4
  
  

Samuels, Warren J

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• Of lookout cows and the methodology of economics, Warren J Samuels, September 1988, p. 864-7
  
  
• Some fundamentals of the economic role of government, Warren J Samuels, June 1989, p. 427-33
  
  
• The self-referentiability of Thorstein Veblen's theory of the preconceptions of economic science, Warren J Samuels, September 1990, p. 695-718
  
  
• On "shirking" and "business sabotage": a note, Warren J Samuels, December 1994, p. 1249-55
  
  
• The making of a relativist and social constructivist, Warren J Samuels, June 1995, p. 343-58
  
  
• Evolutionary economics in Russia: report on a conference, Warren J Samuels, June 1995, p. 651-61
  
  
• Reflections on the Intellectual Context and Significance of Thorstein Veblen, Warren J Samuels, September 1995, p. 915-922
  
  

Santopietro, George D

• Can privatization be inefficient?: The case of the Chesapeake Bay oyster fishery, George D Santopietro and Leonard A Shabman, June 1992, p. 407-19
  
  
• Raising environmental consciousness versus creating economic incentives as alternative policies for environmental protection, George D Santopietro, June 1995, p. 517-24
  
  

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• Ideology masked as science: shielding economics from criticism, Raphael Sassower, March 1988, p. 167-79
  
  

Sato, Hitomi

• The Japanese cooperative sector, Mark Klinedinst and Hitomi Sato, June 1994, p. 509-17
  
  

Scaperlanda, Anthony

• The European Community and multinational enterprises: lessons in the social control of industry, Anthony Scaperlanda, June 1992, p. 421-32
  
  
• Multinational enterprises and the global market, Anthony Scaperlanda, June 1993, p. 605-16
  
  

Schafer, Todd

• Technology policy in the post-cold war world (civilian proposals), Todd Schafer and Paul Hyland, June 1994, p. 597-608
  
  

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• The Wahi Wanyaturu and the market, William C Schaniel, June 1982, p. 445-52
  
  
• New technology and culture change in traditional societies (Maaris of New Zealand), William C Schaniel, June 1988, p. 493-8
  
  
• Comment on "The meaning of anthropology for economic science: a case for intellectual reciprocity" (discussion of D. Hamilton's December 1991 article), William C Schaniel and Walter C Neale, September 1994, p. 884-94
  
  

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• Mini-mills: a new path for the U.S. steel industry?, Christoph Scherrer, December 1988, p. 1179-1200
  
  

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• Compensating differentials? Wage differentials and employment stability in the U.S. and German economies (1980; 1985), Ronald Schettkat, March 1993, p. 153-70
  
  

Schlack, Robert F

• Economic change in the People's Republic of China: an institutionalist approach, Robert F Schlack, March 1989, p. 155-88
  
  
• Urban economies and economic heterodoxy, Robert F Schlack, March 1990, p. 17-47
  
  
• Plant closings: a community's Bill of Rights, Robert F Schlack, June 1991, p. 511-18
  
  
• Going to market in Bulgaria: uphill on a knife edge, Robert F Schlack, June 1993, p. 515-26
  
  
• Economies in Transition: Hypotheses Toward a Reasonable Economics, Robert F. Schlack, June 1996
  
  

Schmid, A Allan

• Legal foundations of the market: implications for the formerly socialist countries of Eastern Europe and Africa, A Allan Schmid, September 1992, p. 707-32
  
  

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• Dynamics of a dual world economy: the third world, the NIEs and the fourth world, John Groenewegen, Paridon Kees Van and Wicher Schreuders, December 1989, p. 1243-50
  
  
• Post-Keynesian thought in perspective: report on the tenth annual conference of the Dutch study circle of post Keynesian economics, John Groenewegen, Pardion Kees van and Wicher Schreuders, March 1991, p. 217-21
  
  
• Changing economic order (European integration and Eastern Europe's private sector reforms), John Groenewegen, Wicher Schreuders and Paridon Cees Van, December 1991, p. 1169-76
  
  
• Environment, growth, and sustainability (12th conference of the Dutch Association of Post-Keynesian Studies, Rotterdam), John Groenewegen, Wicher Schreuders and Paridon Kees Van, September 1992, p. 915-19
  
  

Schwartz, David S

• Idealism and realism: an institutionalist view of corporate power in the regulated utilities, David S Schwartz, June 1985, p. 311-31
  
  

Schweikhardt, David B

• The role of values in economic theory and policy: a comparison of Frank Knight and John R. Commons, David B Schweikhardt, June 1988, p. 407-14
  
  

Schweitzer, Arthur

• Detrimental competition, Arthur Schweitzer, September 1986, p. 681-707
  
  

Schweitzer, Arthur

• Detrimental competition, Arthur Schweitzer, September 1986, p. 681-707
  
  

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• The New Alchemy: Veblen's Theory of Crisis and the 1974 British Property and Secondary Banking Crisis, Peter Scott, March 1996, p. 1
  
  

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• The Deja Vu of EMU: Considerations for Europe from Nineteenth Century America , Jerome W. Sheridan, December 1996, p. 1143-1162 Abstract
  
  

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• Marx, Dewey, and the Instrumentalist Approach to Political Economy, Steve Shuklian, September 1995, p. 1
  
  

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• The Rhetoricality of Economic Theory: Charlotte Perkins Gilman and Thorstein Veblen, Margaret Lewis and David Sebberson, June 1997, p. 417
  
  

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• Systemic viability and credit crunches: an examination of recent Canadian cyclical fluctuations, Mario Seccareccia, March 1988, p. 49-77
  
  
• Central Bank Austerity Policy, Zero-Inflation Targets, and Productivity Growth in Canada, Mario Seccareccia and Marc Lavoie, June 1996
  
  

Seckler, David

• Institutionalism and agricultural development in India, David Seckler, December 1986, p. 1011-27
  
  

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• The applicability of law and economics to policymaking in the third world, Neva Seidman Makgetla and Robert B Seidman, March 1989, p. 35-78
  
  

Seiz, Janet A

• Bargaining models, feminism, and institutionalism, Janet A Seiz, June 1995, p. 609-18
  
  

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• Contemporary philosophy of science and neoinstitutional thought, Ann Mari May and John R Sellers, June 1988, p. 397-405
  
  

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• Lessons for development from the Japanese experience, Asim Sen, June 1983, p. 415-22
  
  

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• A comment on "Accountants and the price system: the problem of social costs" (discussion of D. R. Stabile's March 1993 article), Stephen V Senge, September 1994, p. 912-15
  
  

Sepp, Urmas

• Some comments on Economic transition in Estonia (discussion of W. S. Brown's June '93 article), Urmas Sepp, December 1993, p. 1270-2
  
  

Setterfield, Mark

• A model of institutional hysteresis, Mark Setterfield, September 1993, p. 755-74
  
  

Seville, Donald A

• An institutional dynamics model of Sterling, Massachusetts: indicative planning at the local level, Michael J Radzicki and Donald A Seville, June 1993, p. 481-92
  
  

Shabman, Leonard

• A critique of the self-interested voter model: the case of a local single issue referendum, Leonard Shabman and Kurt Stephenson, December 1994, p. 1173-86
  
  

Shabman, Leonard A

• Can privatization be inefficient?: The case of the Chesapeake Bay oyster fishery, George D Santopietro and Leonard A Shabman, June 1992, p. 407-19
  
  

Shaffer, Edward H

• TV evangelism, public goods, and imperfect competition, Edward H Shaffer, June 1993, p. 639-46
  
  

Shapiro, Nina

• The megacorp Eichner's contribution to the theory of the firm, Nina Shapiro, June 1990, p. 493-500
  
  

Shear, William

• Cash accounting rules for farmers: differential benefits and federal costs, Carol D Petersen, William Shear and Charles L Vehorn, June 1987, p. 639-47
  
  

Sheehan, Michael

• Why Ramsey pricing is wrong: the case of telecommunications regulation (to allocate common costs to customer classes in proportion to elasticity of demand), Michael Sheehan, March 1991, p. 21-32
  
  

Sheehan, Michael F

• Corporate control and the decapitalization of subsidiary corporations: the looting of the Bangor and Aroostook Railroad, Michael F Sheehan, September 1988, p. 729-45
  
  
• Institutionalist before regulatory commissions: the value of doing in thinking, teaching, and writing, Michael F Sheehan, December 1988, p. 1169-78
  
  
• Monopoly, the holding company, and asset stripping: the case of yellow pages (US West case study), Evan D White and Michael F Sheehan, March 1992, p. 159-82
  
  
• A clarification of the concept of instrumental valuation in institutional economics, Michael F Sheehan and Rick Tilman, March 1992, p. 197-208
  
  

Sherman, Howard J

• Cyclical behavior of government fiscal policy (government spending, 1949-1980), Howard J Sherman, June 1983, p. 379-88
  
  
• Comparison of Marxism and institutionalism, William M Dugger and Howard J Sherman, March 1994, p. 101-27
  
  

Shipp, Sigmund C

• The Road Not Taken: Alternative Strategies for Black Economic Development in the United States, Sigmund C. Shipp, March 1996, p. 79
  
  

Shulman, Steven

• The causes of black poverty: evidence and interpretation, Steven Shulman, December 1990, p. 995-1016
  
  

Shute, Laurence

• J. M. Clark on corporate concentration and control, Laurence Shute, June 1985, p. 409-18
  
  

Simmons, Colin

• Entrepreneurial Strategies in Southern Europe: Rural Workers in the Garment Industry of Greece, Colin Simmons, March 1996, p. 121
  
  

Simowitz, Roslyn

• In defense of government regulation, Barry Price and Roslyn Simowitz, March 1986, p. 165-77
  
  

Singer, Otto

• Constructing the economic spectacle: the role of currency union in the German unification process, Otto Singer, December 1992, p. 1095-1115
  
  

Singh, Harinder

• Intrafirm (in)efficiencies: neoclassical and X-efficiency perspectives, Roger Frantz and Harinder Singh, September 1988, p. 856-63
  
  

Sinha, Dipendra

• Institutional economics of Rashakamal Mukerjee, Dipendra Sinha, June 1992, p. 485-92
  
  

Sjostrand, Sven Erik

• On the rationale behind irrational institutions, Sven Erik Sjostrand, December 1992, p. 1007-40
  
  

Skinner, Curtis

• Urban labor markets and young black men: a literature review, Curtis Skinner, March 1995, p. 47-65
  
  

Sloss, Ellen S

• Child care choice in a lexicographic framework, Ellen S Sloss, June 1995, p. 629-37
  
  

Smith, Stephen C

• The comparative institutions of profit sharing: the U.S. computer industry, Michael D Bradley and Stephen C Smith, June 1992, p. 573-82
  
  

Soderbaum, Peter

• Positional analysis and public decision making, Peter Soderbaum, June 1982, p. 391-400
  
  
• Institutional economics in Sweden, Peter Soderbaum, June 1984, p. 663-5
  
  
• International Conference of Agricultural Economists (Malaga, Spain, August 1985), Peter Soderbaum, September 1986, p. 835-6
  
  
• Environmental management: a non-traditional approach (positional analysis), Peter Soderbaum, March 1987, p. 139-65
  
  
• Neoclassical and institutional approaches to environmental economics, Peter Soderbaum, June 1990, p. 481-92
  
  
• Institutional economics in the Nordic countries (European Assn. for Evolutionary Political Economy), Peter Soderbaum, September 1992, p. 911-14
  
  
• Values, markets, and environmental policy: an actor-network approach, Peter Soderbaum, June 1993, p. 387-408
  
  

Solo, Robert

• Industrial policy, Robert Solo, September 1984, p. 697-14
  
  
• Across the industrial divide: a review article (M. J. Piore and F. Sabel, The second industrial divide), Robert Solo, September 1985, p. 829-36
  
  

Solo, Robert A

• The Cuomo report (review article), Robert A Solo, March 1994, p. 227-39
  
  
• A modest proposal for a new technique of non-diversionary public spending, Robert A Solo, September 1994, p. 894-900
  
  
• Kenneth Ewart Boulding: 1910-1993. An appreciation, Robert A Solo, December 1994, p. 1187-1200
  
  

Sorensen, Elaine

• Equal pay for comparable worth: a policy for eliminating the undervaluation of women's work, Elaine Sorensen, June 1984, p. 465-72
  
  

Spotton, Brenda

• Financial Instability Reconsidered: Orthodox Theories versus Historical Facts, Brenda Spotton, March 1997, P. 175-196 Abstract
  
  

Spychalski, John C

• Progress, inconsistencies, and neglect in the social control of railway freight transport, John C Spychalski, June 1983, p. 433-42
  
  

Stabile, Donald R

• Veblen's analysis of social movements: Bellamyites, workers, and engineers, Donald R Stabile, March 1988, p. 211-26
  
  
• Accountants and the price system: the problem of social costs, Donald R Stabile, March 1993, p. 171-88
  
  
• The Intellectual Antecedents of Thorstein Veblen: A Case for John Bates Clark, Donald Stabile, September 1997, p. 817-825
  
  

Stamos, Stephen C

• Energy concentration: implications for energy policy and planning, Robert Pirog and Stephen C Stamos, June 1985, p. 441-9
  
  

Stanfield, James Ronald

• Learning from primitive economics, J R Stanfield, June 1982, p. 471-9
  
  
• The affluent society after twenty-five years (review article), J R Stanfield, September 1983, p. 589-607
  
  
• Social reform and economic policy, J R Stanfield, March 1984, p. 19-44
  
  
• Veblenian and Neo-Marxian perspectives on the cultural crisis of late capitalism, James Ronald Stanfield, September 1989, p. 717-34
  
  
• Keynesianism, monetarism, and the crisis of the state: a review article, James Ronald Stanfield, December 1990, p. 1139-46
  
  
• The dichotomized state, James Ronald Stanfield, September 1991, p. 765-80
  
  
• Institutions and the significance of relative prices, J R Stanfield, June 1995, p. 459-66
  
  
• The Grameen Bank as Progressive Institutional Adjustment, Alexandra Bernasek and James Ronald Stanfield, June 1997, p. 359
  
  
• The Monopoly Capital School and Original Institutionalist Economics, James Ronald Stanfield and Michael Carroll, June 1997, p. 481
  
  

Steidlmeier, Paul

• Institutional approaches in strategic management, Paul Steidlmeier, March 1993, p. 189-211
  
  

Stein, John

• How Institutions Learn: A Socio-Cognitive Perspective, Johan Stein, September 1997, p. 729-740Abstract
  
  

Stephens, Mark

• The Brazilian motor vehicle industry: a holistic approach to project evaluation, Mark Stephens and William E Cole, June 1988, p. 381-8
  
  

Stephenson, Kurt

• Overlap of organizations: corporate transorganization and Veblen's thesis on higher education (applied to Univ. of Nebraska), F Gregory Hayden and Kurt Stephenson, March 1992, p. 53-85
  
  
• Female representation in U.S. centralized private sector planning: the case of overlapping directorships, Kurt Stephenson and Steve Rakow, June 1993, p. 459-70
  
  
• Women and the great retrenchment: the political economy of gender in the 1980s, Ann Mari May and Kurt Stephenson, June 1994, p. 533-42
  
  
• A critique of the self-interested voter model: the case of a local single issue referendum, Leonard Shabman and Kurt Stephenson, December 1994, p. 1173-86
  
  
• Comparison of the Corporate Decision Networks of Nebraska and the United States, Leonard Shabman and Kurt Stephenson, September 1995, p. 843-870
  
  

Stern, David I.

• The Capital Theory Approach to Sustainability: A Critical Appraisal, David I. Stern, March 1997, P. 145-174 Abstract
  
  

Stevenson, Rodney

• Institutional objectives, structural barriers, and deregulation in the electric utility industry, Rodney Stevenson, June 1983, p. 443-52
  
  
• Corporate power and the scope of economic analysis, Rodney Stevenson, June 1985, p. 333-41
  
  
• Social goals and partial deregulation of the electric utility industry, Rodney Stevenson, June 1994, p. 403-13
  
  

Stevenson, Rodney E

• Institutional economics and the theory of production (vs neoclassical economics), Rodney E Stevenson, December 1987, p. 1471-93
  
  

Strassmann, W Paul

• Upgrading in squatter settlements: test of a Marxist hypothesis (Lima, Peru), W Paul Strassmann, June 1982, p. 515-23
  
  
• Limits to Market Empowerment for Housing in Developing Countries: The Case of Land, W Paul Strassmann, March 1996, p. 211
  
  

Street, James H

• British influence on Argentine growth: the dependency controversy, James H Street, June 1982, p. 545-53
  
  
• Institutionalism, structuralism, and dependency in Latin America, James H Street and Dilmus D James, September 1982, p. 673-89
  
  
• Institutional reform and manpower development in Mexico, James H Street, March 1983, p. 17-33
  
  
• The reality of power and the poverty of economic doctrine (in Latin America), James H Street, June 1983, p. 294-313
  
  
• Technology, institutions, and public policy in the age of energy substitution: the case of Latin America (science and technology policy, Mexico), Dilmus D James and James H Street, June 1983, p. 521-8
  
  
• Values in conflict: developing countries as social laboratories, James H Street, June 1984, p. 633-41
  
  
• Development planning and the international debt crisis in Latin America, James H Street, June 1985, p. 397-408
  
  
• Monetarism and beyond: the dilemma of the southern cone countries: a review article, James H Street, December 1985, p. 923-37
  
  
• Can Mexico break the vicious circle of stop-go policy? An institutional overview, James H Street, June 1986, p. 601-12
  
  
• Raul Prebisch, 1901-1986: an appreciation, James H Street, June 1987, p. 649-59
  
  
• The institutionalist theory of economic development, James H Street, December 1987, p. 1861-87
  
  
• The making of an applied institutionalist (J. H. Street), James H Street, June 1988, p. 327-37
  
  
• The contribution of Simon S. Kuznets to institutionalist development theory, James H Street, June 1988, p. 499-509
  
  
• In memoriam: Alfred S. Eichner, 1937-1988, James H Street, Philip Arestis and Marc R Tool, December 1988, p. 1239-42
  
  

Strobel, Frederick R

• The U.S. banking and corporate structure: some implications for industrial policy, Frederick R Strobel, June 1985, p. 541-9
  
  
• Class Conflict, American Style: Distract and Conquer, Frederick R. Strobel and Wallace C. Peterson, June 1997, p. 433
  
  

Struthers, John J

• Rational expectations: a promising research program or a case of monetarist fundamentalism?, John J Struthers, December 1984, p. 1133-54
  
  

Sturgeon, James I

• Micro macro literature and the implications of centralized private sector planning, James I Sturgeon, December 1983, p. 985-1009
  
  
• Induction and instrumentalism in institutional thought, James I Sturgeon, June 1984, p. 599-609
  
  
• Oligopolistic cooperation: conceptual and empirical evidence of market structure evolution, John R Munkirs and James I Sturgeon, December 1985, p. 899-921
  
  
• Nature, Hammers, and Picasso, James I Sturgeon, June 1992, p. 350-64
  
  
• What's in a name? Production technology and the new car, James I Sturgeon, June 1993, p. 617-25
  
  

Summerfield, Gale

• Economic reform and the employment of Chinese women, Gale Summerfield, September 1994, p. 715-32
  
  

Sundstrom, Marianne

• Part-time work in Sweden: trends and equality effects (opportunity for women), Marianne Sundstrom, March 1991, p. 167-78
  
  

Sung, Jae Ho

• Private investment and democracy in the developing world, Manuel Pastor Jr and Jae Ho Sung, March 1995, p. 223-43
  
  

Sunkel, Osvaldo

• Structuralism, dependency and institutionalism: an exploration of common ground and disparities, Osvaldo Sunkel, June 1989, p. 519-33
  
  

Supelano, Alberto

• The political economy of Latin America: the Colombian experience during the 1980s, Alberto Supelano, September 1992, p. 845-64
  
  

Suyderhoud, Jack P

• Cumulative tax rates on the working poor: evidence of a continuing poverty wall (AFDC program), Jack P Suyderhoud, Thomas A Loudat and Richard L Pollock, March 1994, p. 155-71
  
  

Swaan, Wim

• Capabilities, Routines, and East European Economic Reform: Hungary and Poland before and after the 1989 Revolutions, Wim Swaan and Maria Lissowska, December 1996, p. 1031-1056 Abstract
  
  

Swaney, James A

• Modern empiricism and quantum leap theorizing in economics, James A Swaney and Robert Premus, September 1982, p. 713-30
  
  
• The future be damned: economists' optimism and nuclear proliferation, James A Swaney, June 1984, p. 527-36
  
  
• Economics, ecology, and entropy, James A Swaney, December 1985, p. 853-65
  
  
• A coevolutionary model of structural change, James A Swaney, June 1986, p. 393-401
  
  
• Building instrumental environmental control institutions, James A Swaney, March 1987, p. 295-308
  
  
• Response-ability of environmental controls, James A Swaney, June 1987, p. 911-19
  
  
• Elements of a neoinstitutional environmental economics (neoclassical vs institutionalist approaches), James A Swaney, December 1987, p. 1739-79
  
  
• Trading water: market extension, social improvement, or what?, James A Swaney, March 1988, p. 33-47
  
  
• The social cost concepts of K. William Kapp and Karl Polanyi, James A Swaney and Martin A Evers, March 1989, p. 7-33
  
  
• Our obsolete technology mentality, James A Swaney, June 1989, p. 569-78
  
  
• Common property, reciprocity, and community, James A Swaney, June 1990, p. 451-62
  
  
• Julian Simon versus the Ehrlichs: an institutionalist perspective, James A Swaney, June 1991, p. 499-509
  
  
• The economics of biodiversity: lives and lifestyles, James A Swaney and Paulette I Olson, March 1992, p. 1-25
  
  
• Market versus command and control environmental policies (CAFE standards as example), James A Swaney, June 1992, p. 623-33
  
  
• So what's wrong with dumping on Africa?, James A Swaney, June 1994, p. 367-77
  
  
• Comparative Risk Analysis: Limitations and Opportunities, James A. Swaney, June 1996
  
  

Swanson, Larry D

• Shifting the burden of environmental protection (RCRA), Larry D Swanson, March 1984, p. 251-74