Volume 28, June 1994

The Veblen-Commons Award: Robert L. Heilbroner, Charles M A Clark, p. 321-3
Vision in economic thought: remarks upon receipt of the Veblen-Commons award, Robert Heilbroner, p. 325-9
Economy as instituted process: change, transformation, and progress, John Adams, p. 330-55
The enclosure movement revisited: the South African commons, Daniel W Bromley, p. 357-65
So what's wrong with dumping on Africa?, James A Swaney, p. 367-77
The networks as infrastructure--the reestablishment of market power (public utilities), Harry M Trebing, p. 379-89
The emergence of global networks in telecommunications: transcending national regulation and market constraints, Johannes M Bauer, p. 391-402
Social goals and partial deregulation of the electric utility industry, Rodney Stevenson, p. 403-13
State experience in interLATA toll deregulation (Florida, Indiana, Wisconsin), Robert Loube and Labros E Pilalis, p. 415-25
Economic research and public policy toward employee ownership in the United States, Michael A Conte, p. 427-37
Profit sharing and public policy, Douglas Kruse, p. 439-48
Post-industrial metaphors: understanding corporate restructuring and the economic environment of the 1990s, Dell Champlin and Paulette Olson, p. 449-59
Instrument-targeting or context-making? A new look at the theory of economic policy (including J. Tinbergen's means-end model), Egon Matzner, p. 461-76
Long waves, long cycles, and long swings, Andrew Tylecote, p. 477-88
An institutionalist review of long wave theories: Schumpeterian innovation, modes of regulation, and social structures of accumulation, Philip Anthony OHara, p. 489-500
The impact of the North American Free Trade Agreement on commercial banking, Barbara Libby, p. 501-8
The Japanese cooperative sector, Mark Klinedinst and Hitomi Sato, p. 509-17
The role of labor in post-socialist Hungary, Ruth A Bandzak, p. 519-32
Women and the great retrenchment: the political economy of gender in the 1980s, Ann Mari May and Kurt Stephenson, p. 533-42
The implicit male norm in Australian housing finance, Judy Taylor and Ray Jureidini, p. 543-54
Toward a feminist expansion of macroeconomics: money matters, Ann L Jennings, p. 555-65
Institutional myopia and policy distortions: the promotion of homeownership for the poor, Peter B Meyer, Jerry Yeager and Michael A Burayidi, p. 567-76
An American dilemma: fifty years later (assessment of G. Myrdal's solutions for black economic conditions), Steven Pressman, p. 577-85
Market competition and the failure of competitiveness enhancement policies in the United States, William Milberg, p. 587-96
Technology policy in the post-cold war world (civilian proposals), Todd Schafer and Paul Hyland, p. 597-608
To market, to market, with what? Some observations on labor market rationales for industrial policy, Celia Thomas and Emil Friberg, p. 609-17
Is there a new institutional consensus in labor economics? (R. M. Solow's economics), Michael Hillard and Richard McIntyre, p. 619-29
Trading ethics: auditing the market, Simon Zadek, p. 631-45
The pragmatic instrumentalist perspective on the theory of institutional change (implications of J. Dewey's philosophy), Paul D Bush, p. 647-57

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