Volume 26, June 1992

The Veblen-Commons award: Wallace C. Peterson, Harry M Trebing, p. 333-6
What is to be done? (Veblen-Commons award address), Wallace C Peterson, p. 337-48
Nature, Hammers, and Picasso, James I Sturgeon, p. 350-64
Sharecropping Chicago style: the oppressed landlord and the inefficient peasant, James Peach and Kenneth Nowotny, p. 365-72
Overcoming underdevelopment: what has been learned from the East Asian and Latin American experiences?, James L Dietz, p. 373-83
Rural-urban migration and underemployment among females in the Brazilian northeast, Peter J Eaton, p. 385-95
The corporation versus the market (K. Polanyi's view), John Adams, p. 397-405
Can privatization be inefficient?: The case of the Chesapeake Bay oyster fishery, George D Santopietro and Leonard A Shabman, p. 407-19
The European Community and multinational enterprises: lessons in the social control of industry, Anthony Scaperlanda, p. 421-32
Financial innovations and Veblen's theory of financial markets, J Patrick Raines and Charles G Leathers, p. 433-40
Public policy and the economic status of women in the United States, Janice Peterson, p. 441-8
JOBS for welfare recipients: a promising program faces many problems (Job Opportunities and Basic Skills Training), Carol Dawn Petersen, p. 449-56
An institutionalist critique of Sraffian economics, Charles M A Clark, p. 457-68
The individual in a going concern, Glen Atkinson and Mike Reed, p. 469-76
Rickshaws, treadmills, galley slaves, and Chernobyl, David Hamilton, p. 477-83
Institutional economics of Rashakamal Mukerjee, Dipendra Sinha, p. 485-92
The European answer to the dilemmas of competition, cooperation, and mergers, J Groenewegen and P R Beije, p. 493-511
Institutional reform in East-Central Europe: Hungarian and Polish contract law, Daniel T Ostas, p. 513-23
Probing the legal-economic nexus: takings, 1978-1988 (government regulatory takings of private property), Steven G Medema, p. 525-34
Institutionalists, radical economists, and class, Philip A Klein, p. 535-44
Institutionalism and the postmodern politics of social change, Doug Brown, p. 545-52
Caste, class, and social change: an institutionalist perspective, Ann Mari May, p. 553-60
The great retrenchment: pecuniary gains and industrial losses (1979-1988), William M Dugger, p. 561-71
The comparative institutions of profit sharing: the U.S. computer industry, Michael D Bradley and Stephen C Smith, p. 573-82
Contingent compensation: (how) does it affect company performance?, Michael A Conte, p. 583-92
ESOPs, producer co-ops, and traditional firms: are they different? (in worker participation), Patrick Michael Rooney, p. 593-603
Worker-managed firms, democratic principles, and the evolution of financial relations, Charles P Rock and Mark A Klinedinst, p. 605-13
Economic development in Iraq: factors underlying the relative deterioration of human capital formation, Robert E Looney, p. 615-22
Market versus command and control environmental policies (CAFE standards as example), James A Swaney, p. 623-33
Economics and merger mania: a critique of efficient markets theory, Robert E Prasch, p. 635-43
The strike as management strategy (Phelps Dodge case), Ruth A Bandzak, p. 645-59
Efficiency and privacy in public subsidies to private businesses in the United States and the United Kingdom, Peter B Meyer, p. 661-9

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