Cambridge journal of economics

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  Año 2020, Número 1

  • Why only humans and social insects have a division of labour

    Ugo Pagano

    págs. 1-16

    

  • Economics and ‘bad’ management: the limits to performativity

    David A. Spencer

    págs. 17-32

    

  • ‘Better off as judged by themselves’: a critical analysis of the conceptual foundations of nudging

    Alexander C. Cartwright, Marc A. Hight

    págs. 33-54

    

  • Will wealth become more concentrated in Europe? Evidence from a calibrated Post-Keynesian model

    Stefan Ederer, Miriam Rehm

    págs. 55-72

    

  • Keynes, Kalecki and Metzler in a dynamic distribution model

    Samuele Bibi

    págs. 73-104

    

  • Internationalisation, outsourcing and labour fragmentation: the case of FIAT

    Giovanni Balcet, Grazia Ietto-Gillies

    págs. 105-128

    

  • Social reproduction, gender equality and economic growth

    Elissa Braunstein, Rachid Bouhia, Stéphanie Seguino

    págs. 129-156

    

  • Economic development and complexity: the role of recombinant capital

    Anthony M. Endres, David A. Harper

    págs. 157-180

    

  • Class inequality and capital accumulation in Brazil, 1992–2013

    Pedro Mendes Loureiro

    págs. 181-206

    

  • Occupational structure in Ireland in the nineteenth century: data sources and avenues of exploration

    Jason Begley, Frank Geary, Tom Stark

    págs. 207-228

    

  • Uncertainty, insecurity, individual relative autonomy and the emancipatory potential of Galbraithian economics

    Chris G. Fuller

    págs. 229-246

    

  • A comment on ‘The Sraffian Methodenstreit and the revolution in economic theory’

    Ajit Sinha

    págs. 247-250

    

  • Some further considerations on the Sraffian Methodenstreit

    Nuno Ornelas Martins

    págs. 251-254

    

  • Competing for hours: unstable work schedules and underemployment among hourly workers in Canada

    Elaine McCrate, Susan J. Lambert, Julia R. Henly

    pág. 255