Edited by John B. Davis, Professor Emeritus of Economics, Marquette University, US and Wilfred Dolfsma, Professor of Business Management & Organization, Wageningen University & Research, the Netherlands

Acclaim for the first edition:This volume will be of great interest to economists writing in the heterodox tradition and/or to mainstream economists seeking a richer analysis of socioeconomic relationships. Highly recommended. --- Q.M. Duroy, Choice

• Contents:IntroductionJohn B. Davis and Wilfred DolfsmaPART I SOCIAL CONCERNS IN ECONOMICS1. Environment and Sustainability Jouni Paavola and Inge Røpke2. Institutions, Culture and ValuesAnne Mayhew3. InsecurityJohn Vail4. Contesting the ‘Globalization Thesis’: An Ethical Imperative George DeMartino5. Teaching and Learning in EconomicsZohreh EmamiPART II THE SOCIALLY EMBEDDED INDIVIDUAL6. Individual, Preferences and Decision-Making Shaun P. Hargreaves Heap7. The Conception of the Socially Embedded Individual John B. Davis8. The Social Dimension of Internal ConflictDavid George9. The Socio-economics of Consumption: Solutions to the Problems of Interest, Knowledge, and Identity Metin M. CoşgelPART III INDIVIDUAL IN CONTEXT10. Capabilities and Well-beingIrene van Staveren11. Culture, Values and Institutions Paul D. Bush12. Caste and Diversity in India Ashwini Deshpande13. Feminism and/in Economics Edith KuiperPART IV GROWTH AND (IN-)EQUALITY14. Income Distribution and InequalityFrank A. Cowell 15. The Social Economics of Growth and Inequality Morris AltmanPART V SOCIALLY EMBEDDED EXCHANGE: MARKETS16. MarketsGeoffrey M. Hodgson17. Are Markets Everywhere? Understanding Contemporary Processes of CommodificationLuis Francisco Carvalho and João Rodrigues18. Social Provisioning Through WorkDeborah M. Figart and Ellen Mutari 19. Social Provisioning Marilyn Power PART VI SOCIALLY EMBEDDED EXCHANGE: FIRMS20. The Cement of the Firm: Command, Separation or Association?Helena Lopes and José Castro Caldas21. Knowledge Spillover Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Large and Small Firms David B. Audretsch and Max Keilbach22. Firms, Managers and Restructuring: Implications of a Social Economics View Hans Schenk23. Community-oriented Versus Market-oriented Cooperative Organizationsin Developing Countries: Is Open Membership an Indicator for Success or Failure? Clemans Lutz24. Workplace Democracy: Current State and Future Directions of the LiteratureMichael D. Carr and Philip MellizoPART VII SOCIAL RELATIONS IN THE ECONOMY25. Social Capital: A Critique and Extension Nicolas Sirven26. Organizations as Social Networks Rick Aalbersand Wilfred Dolfsma 27. Communication in the Economy - The Example of InnovationStefan Kesting28. Methodological Approaches in Economics and AnthropologyPranab Bardhan and Isha RayPART VIII FINANCE, MONEY AND POLICY29. Saving, The Stock-market and Pension Systems Martha A. Starr30. Monetary Policy Sheila C. Dow31. Banking, Finance and Money: a Socio-economics ApproachL. Randall Wray32. Finance, Development and Social Economics in View of the Global CrisisIlene GrabelPART IX THE STATE33. Welfare State and PrivatizationBob McMaster34. The States of Social EconomicsCharlie Dannreuther and Oliver KesslerPART X LAW AND THE ECONOMY35. Law and Social Economics: A Coasean PerspectiveDavid Campbell and Matthias Klaes 36. Securing an Ethical Foundation for Law and Social EconomicsMark D. WhitePART XI THE LONG VIEW37. Technology and Long Waves in Economic Growth Alfred Kleinknecht and Gerben van der Velde38. Analysing Regional Development: From Territorial Innovation to Path Dependent GeographyFrank Moulaert and Abid Mehmood39. Radical Institutionalism William M. Dugger40. Exploitation and Surplus Philip Anthony O'HaraIndex

Edited by John B. Davis, Professor Emeritus of Economics, Marquette University, US and Wilfred Dolfsma, Professor of Business Management & Organization, Wageningen University & Research, the Netherlands

Acclaim for the first edition:This volume will be of great interest to economists writing in the heterodox tradition and/or to mainstream economists seeking a richer analysis of socioeconomic relationships. Highly recommended. --- Q.M. Duroy, Choice

• Contents:IntroductionJohn B. Davis and Wilfred DolfsmaPART I SOCIAL CONCERNS IN ECONOMICS1. Environment and Sustainability Jouni Paavola and Inge Røpke2. Institutions, Culture and ValuesAnne Mayhew3. InsecurityJohn Vail4. Contesting the ‘Globalization Thesis’: An Ethical Imperative George DeMartino5. Teaching and Learning in EconomicsZohreh EmamiPART II THE SOCIALLY EMBEDDED INDIVIDUAL6. Individual, Preferences and Decision-Making Shaun P. Hargreaves Heap7. The Conception of the Socially Embedded Individual John B. Davis8. The Social Dimension of Internal ConflictDavid George9. The Socio-economics of Consumption: Solutions to the Problems of Interest, Knowledge, and Identity Metin M. CoşgelPART III INDIVIDUAL IN CONTEXT10. Capabilities and Well-beingIrene van Staveren11. Culture, Values and Institutions Paul D. Bush12. Caste and Diversity in India Ashwini Deshpande13. Feminism and/in Economics Edith KuiperPART IV GROWTH AND (IN-)EQUALITY14. Income Distribution and InequalityFrank A. Cowell 15. The Social Economics of Growth and Inequality Morris AltmanPART V SOCIALLY EMBEDDED EXCHANGE: MARKETS16. MarketsGeoffrey M. Hodgson17. Are Markets Everywhere? Understanding Contemporary Processes of CommodificationLuis Francisco Carvalho and João Rodrigues18. Social Provisioning Through WorkDeborah M. Figart and Ellen Mutari 19. Social Provisioning Marilyn Power PART VI SOCIALLY EMBEDDED EXCHANGE: FIRMS20. The Cement of the Firm: Command, Separation or Association?Helena Lopes and José Castro Caldas21. Knowledge Spillover Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Large and Small Firms David B. Audretsch and Max Keilbach22. Firms, Managers and Restructuring: Implications of a Social Economics View Hans Schenk23. Community-oriented Versus Market-oriented Cooperative Organizationsin Developing Countries: Is Open Membership an Indicator for Success or Failure? Clemans Lutz24. Workplace Democracy: Current State and Future Directions of the LiteratureMichael D. Carr and Philip MellizoPART VII SOCIAL RELATIONS IN THE ECONOMY25. Social Capital: A Critique and Extension Nicolas Sirven26. Organizations as Social Networks Rick Aalbersand Wilfred Dolfsma 27. Communication in the Economy - The Example of InnovationStefan Kesting28. Methodological Approaches in Economics and AnthropologyPranab Bardhan and Isha RayPART VIII FINANCE, MONEY AND POLICY29. Saving, The Stock-market and Pension Systems Martha A. Starr30. Monetary Policy Sheila C. Dow31. Banking, Finance and Money: a Socio-economics ApproachL. Randall Wray32. Finance, Development and Social Economics in View of the Global CrisisIlene GrabelPART IX THE STATE33. Welfare State and PrivatizationBob McMaster34. The States of Social EconomicsCharlie Dannreuther and Oliver KesslerPART X LAW AND THE ECONOMY35. Law and Social Economics: A Coasean PerspectiveDavid Campbell and Matthias Klaes 36. Securing an Ethical Foundation for Law and Social EconomicsMark D. WhitePART XI THE LONG VIEW37. Technology and Long Waves in Economic Growth Alfred Kleinknecht and Gerben van der Velde38. Analysing Regional Development: From Territorial Innovation to Path Dependent GeographyFrank Moulaert and Abid Mehmood39. Radical Institutionalism William M. Dugger40. Exploitation and Surplus Philip Anthony O'HaraIndex

Edited by John B. Davis, Professor Emeritus of Economics, Marquette University, US and Wilfred Dolfsma, Professor of Business Management & Organization, Wageningen University & Research, the Netherlands

Acclaim for the first edition:This volume will be of great interest to economists writing in the heterodox tradition and/or to mainstream economists seeking a richer analysis of socioeconomic relationships. Highly recommended. --- Q.M. Duroy, Choice

• Contents:IntroductionJohn B. Davis and Wilfred DolfsmaPART I SOCIAL CONCERNS IN ECONOMICS1. Environment and Sustainability Jouni Paavola and Inge Røpke2. Institutions, Culture and ValuesAnne Mayhew3. InsecurityJohn Vail4. Contesting the ‘Globalization Thesis’: An Ethical Imperative George DeMartino5. Teaching and Learning in EconomicsZohreh EmamiPART II THE SOCIALLY EMBEDDED INDIVIDUAL6. Individual, Preferences and Decision-Making Shaun P. Hargreaves Heap7. The Conception of the Socially Embedded Individual John B. Davis8. The Social Dimension of Internal ConflictDavid George9. The Socio-economics of Consumption: Solutions to the Problems of Interest, Knowledge, and Identity Metin M. CoşgelPART III INDIVIDUAL IN CONTEXT10. Capabilities and Well-beingIrene van Staveren11. Culture, Values and Institutions Paul D. Bush12. Caste and Diversity in India Ashwini Deshpande13. Feminism and/in Economics Edith KuiperPART IV GROWTH AND (IN-)EQUALITY14. Income Distribution and InequalityFrank A. Cowell 15. The Social Economics of Growth and Inequality Morris AltmanPART V SOCIALLY EMBEDDED EXCHANGE: MARKETS16. MarketsGeoffrey M. Hodgson17. Are Markets Everywhere? Understanding Contemporary Processes of CommodificationLuis Francisco Carvalho and João Rodrigues18. Social Provisioning Through WorkDeborah M. Figart and Ellen Mutari 19. Social Provisioning Marilyn Power PART VI SOCIALLY EMBEDDED EXCHANGE: FIRMS20. The Cement of the Firm: Command, Separation or Association?Helena Lopes and José Castro Caldas21. Knowledge Spillover Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Large and Small Firms David B. Audretsch and Max Keilbach22. Firms, Managers and Restructuring: Implications of a Social Economics View Hans Schenk23. Community-oriented Versus Market-oriented Cooperative Organizationsin Developing Countries: Is Open Membership an Indicator for Success or Failure? Clemans Lutz24. Workplace Democracy: Current State and Future Directions of the LiteratureMichael D. Carr and Philip MellizoPART VII SOCIAL RELATIONS IN THE ECONOMY25. Social Capital: A Critique and Extension Nicolas Sirven26. Organizations as Social Networks Rick Aalbersand Wilfred Dolfsma 27. Communication in the Economy - The Example of InnovationStefan Kesting28. Methodological Approaches in Economics and AnthropologyPranab Bardhan and Isha RayPART VIII FINANCE, MONEY AND POLICY29. Saving, The Stock-market and Pension Systems Martha A. Starr30. Monetary Policy Sheila C. Dow31. Banking, Finance and Money: a Socio-economics ApproachL. Randall Wray32. Finance, Development and Social Economics in View of the Global CrisisIlene GrabelPART IX THE STATE33. Welfare State and PrivatizationBob McMaster34. The States of Social EconomicsCharlie Dannreuther and Oliver KesslerPART X LAW AND THE ECONOMY35. Law and Social Economics: A Coasean PerspectiveDavid Campbell and Matthias Klaes 36. Securing an Ethical Foundation for Law and Social EconomicsMark D. WhitePART XI THE LONG VIEW37. Technology and Long Waves in Economic Growth Alfred Kleinknecht and Gerben van der Velde38. Analysing Regional Development: From Territorial Innovation to Path Dependent GeographyFrank Moulaert and Abid Mehmood39. Radical Institutionalism William M. Dugger40. Exploitation and Surplus Philip Anthony O'HaraIndex