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  Commentaries: Socialist and Cultural Ecofeminism: Allies in Resistance
  Competition, Corporate Governance and Selection in Emerging Markets
  Cost-Benefit Analysis, Rationality and the Plurality of Values
  The Diaspora of Ethnic Economies: Beyond the Pale?
  The Division of Household Labor
  The End of Neoliberal History: The Future of Economics
  Global Keynesianism in the Wings?
  Green Economics (Solution to Environmental Pollution)
  Growth and the Poor: A Comment on Dollar and Kraay
  Household Economic Strategies: Review and Research Agenda
  The Inestimable Gift of a Future
  Intergroup Disparity: Economic Theory and Social Science Evidence
  Justice, Gender and International Boundaries
  Market Planning: Oxymoron or Common Sense?
  Markets and States: Against Minimalism
  The Merchant and Mr. Reagan: The Case of a Half-Classical Trade Policy
  Neoliberalism and Economic Justice in South Africa: Revisiting the Debate on Economic Apartheid
  Neo-Liberal Theory and Practice for Eastern Europe
  Private Property: A Growing Danger for Life
  Property and its Enemies, Part III: How to Get a Free Lunch? Just Apply for It
  The Relative Efficiencies of Market and Planned Economies
  Social Economics in the Years Ahead: An Economist’s Perspective
  The Study of Economics: A Feminist Critique
  Towards a Justification of Social Ownership: A Comparison of the Property Rights, Social Choice and Economic Justice Approach
  The Vested Interest in Output
  Welfare as We Know It: A Review and Feminist Critique of Welfare Reform Research in the United States
  What Happened to Property in Law and Economics?
  Whither Socialism?


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