Waddoups, Jeffrey

• Thorstein Veblen, Werner Sombart and the periodization of history, Colin Loader, Jeffrey Waddoups and Rick Tilman, June 1991, p. 421-9
  
  

Walker, John F

• The princess and the pea; or, the alleged Vietnam war origins of the current inflation, John F Walker and Harold G Vatter, June 1982, p. 507-608
  
  
• Can the good performance of the 1960s be repeated in the 1980s?, Harold G Vatter and John F Walker, June 1983, p. 369-78
  
  
• The onset and persistence of secular stagnation in the U.S. economy: 1910-1990, Harold G Vatter, John F Walker and Gar Alperovitz, June 1995, p. 591-600
  
  

Waller, William

• The impossibility of fiscal policy, William Waller, December 1989, p. 1047-58
  
  
• On the possibility of a feminist economics: the convergence of institutional and feminist methodology, William Waller and Ann Jennings, June 1990, p. 613-22
  
  
• Constructions of social hierarchy: the family, gender, and power, Ann Jennings and William Waller, June 1990, p. 623-31
  
  
• Why Johnny (Ph.D., economics) can't read: a rhetorical analysis of Thorstein Veblen and a response to Donald McCloskey's Rhetoric of economics, William Waller and Linda R Robertson, December 1990, p. 1027-44
  
  
• A feminist institutionalist reconsideration of Karl Polanyi, William Waller and Ann Jennings, June 1991, p. 485-97
  
  
• Evolutionary economics and cultural hermeneutics: Veblen, cultural relativism, and blind drift, Ann Jennings and William Waller, December 1994, p. 997-1030
  
  
• Culture: core concept reaffirmed, Ann Jennings and William Waller, June 1995, p. 407-18
  
  
• Cultural Emergence Reaffirmed: A Rejoinder Hodgson , Ann Jennings and William Waller, December 1996, p. 1168-1175
  
  

Waller, William T Jr

• The evolution of the Veblenian dichotomy; Veblen, Hamilton, Ayres, and Foster, William T Waller Jr, September 1982, p. 757-71
  
  
• Ceremonial encapsulation and corporate cultural hegemony, William T Waller Jr, March 1987, p. 321-8
  
  
• Transfer program structure and effectiveness, William T Waller Jr, June 1987, p. 775-83
  
  
• The concept of habit in economic analysis, William T Waller Jr, March 1988, p. 113-26
  
  
• Radical institutionalism: methodological aspects of the radical tradition, William T Waller Jr, September 1988, p. 667-74
  
  
• Creating legitimacy, reciprocity, and transfer programs, William T Waller Jr, December 1988, p. 1143-51
  
  
• Valuation as discourse and process: or, how we got out of a methodological quagmire on our way to purposeful institutional analysis (land reclamation project in Bolivia), William T Waller Jr and Linda R Robertson, December 1991, p. 1029-48
  
  

Wandschneider, Philip R

• Neoclassical and institutionalist explanations of changes in Northwest water institutions (water allocation among competing uses), Philip R Wandschneider, March 1986, p. 87-107
  
  

Ward, Benjamin

• LEP: an alternative criterion for socio-economic valuation (lexicographic economic performance), Benjamin Ward, September 1988, p. 763-80
  
  

Warkentin, Merrill E

• An Apple II computer program for the social fabric matrix and boolean digraphs, Merrill E Warkentin and Paul W Menter, December 1982, p. 1027-37
  
  

Webb, James L

• Randomly specified macroeconomic models: some implications for model selection, James T Peach and James L Webb, September 1983, p. 697-720
  
  

Weiermair, Klaus

• On the economics of institutional change: an institutional change in economics? (the example of post-WWII Japan), Klaus Weiermair, June 1986, p. 571-82
  
  

Weinel, Ivan

• The scientific foundations of technological progress, Ivan Weinel and Philip D Crossland, September 1989, p. 795-808
  
  

Weisbrot, Mark

• The logic of contested exchange, Dean Baker and Mark Weisbrot, December 1994, p. 1091-1114
  
  

Wells, John V

• A behavioral analysis of technological change in the computer, 1930-1950, John V Wells, June 1986, p. 533-9
  
  

West, Robert Craig

• The evolution and devolution of bank regulation in the United States, Robert Craig West, June 1983, p. 361-7
  
  

Whalen, Charles J

• A reason to look beyond neoclassical economics: some major shortcomings of orthodox theory, Charles J Whalen, March 1987, p. 259-80
  
  
• Consensus mechanisms and community economic development: the Buffalo experience, Charles J Whalen, June 1987, p. 763-74
  
  
• The Minsky-Simons connection: a neglected thread in the history of economic thought, Charles J Whalen, June 1988, p. 533-44
  
  
• John R. Commons's Institutional economics: a re-examination, Charles J Whalen, June 1989, p. 443-54
  
  
• Stabilizing the unstable economy: more on the Minsky-Simons connection, Charles J Whalen, September 1991, p. 739-63
  
  
• Saving capitalism by making it good: the monetary economics of John R. Commons, Charles J Whalen, December 1993, p. 1155-79
  
  
• The Veblen-Commons Award. Introduction of Award Recipient: Hyman P. Minsky, Charles J. Whalen, June 1996
  
  
• A Note on "The Myth of Institutionalist Method", Charles J. Whalen, March 1996, p. 279
  
  
• Money-Manager Capitalism and the End of Shared Prosperity, Charles J. Whalen, June 1997, p. 517
  
  

Wheellock, Jane

• The Household as a Focus for Reseach, Jane, March 1996, p. 143
  
  

White, Evan D

• 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
  
  

Wible, James R

• The instrumentalisms of Dewey and Friedman, James R Wible, December 1984, p. 1049-70
  
  

Wijers, G J

• Institutional aspects of industrial policy, G J Wijers, June 1982, p. 587-96
  
  

Wijnberg, Nachoem M

• Technological paradigms and strategic groups: putting competition into the definitions, Nachoem M Wijnberg, March 1995, p. 254-8
  
  

Wilkins, Bill

• Airline deregulation: neoclassical theory as public policy, Bill Wilkins, June 1984, p. 419-27
  
  

Williams, Donald R

• Regional variations in earnings and the gender composition of employment is women's work undervalued?, Donald R Williams and Charles A Register, December 1986, p. 1121-34
  
  

Williams, Steve C

• Industrial policy at the state level in the United States, F Gregory Hayden, Douglas C Kruse and Steve C Williams, June 1985, p. 383-96
  
  

Willoughby, John A

• A reconsideration of the protectionism debate: Keynes and import controls, John A Willoughby, June 1982, p. 555-61
  
  

Winrich, J Steven

• Self-reference and the incomplete structure of neoclassical economics, J Steven Winrich, December 1984, p. 987-1005
  
  

Wisman, Jon D

• Economic knowledge, evolutionary epistemology, and human interests, Jon D Wisman, June 1989, p. 647-56
  
  
• The methodology of institutionalism revisited, Jon D Wisman and Joseph Rozansky, September 1991, p. 709-37
  
  

Wolozin, Harold

• Corporate power in an aging economy: labor force policy, Harold Wolozin, June 1985, p. 475-86
  
  
• Retirement as an institution, Harold Wolozin, December 1990, p. 1045-57
  
  

Woodbury, Stephen A

• Power in the labor market: institutionalist approaches to labor problems, Stephen A Woodbury, December 1987, p. 1781-1807
  
  

Wray, L Randall

• A Keynesian presentation of the relations among government deficits, investment, saving, and growth, L Randall Wray, December 1989, p. 977-1002
  
  
• Boulding's balloons: a contribution to monetary theory, L Randall Wray, March 1991, p. 1-20
  
  
• Saving, profits, and speculation in capitalist economies, L Randall Wray, December 1991, p. 951-75
  
  
• Alternative approaches to money and interest rates, L Randall Wray, December 1992, p. 1145-78
  
  
• The monetary macroeconomics of Dudley Dillard, L Randall Wray, June 1993, p. 547-60
  
  
• Kenneth Boulding's grants economics, L Randall Wray, December 1994, p. 1205-25
  
  
• Keynesian monetary theory: liquidity preference or black box horizontalism?, L Randall Wray, March 1995, p. 273-82
  
  
• A New Year's Keynesian wish: advice to Clinton in the aftermath of November 1994, L Randall Wray, June 1995, p. 601-8
  
  
• Flying Swine: Appropriate Targets and Goals of Monetary Policy, L. Randall Wray, June 1996
  
  
• A Tribute to Hyman P. Minsky, Dimitri B. Papadimitriou and L. Randall Wray, June 1997, p.491
  
  
• The Institutional Prerequisites for Successful Capitalism, Dimitri B. Papadimitriou and L. Randall Wray, June 1997, p. 493