| Professor of Economics Bogazici University Istanbul |
| Country of Origin: Turkey |
| Focus Areas: alternative economics, ecological economics, economic calculation debate |
| Major Works: Economy and Society: Money, Capitalism and Transition w/ Pat Devine (2001) |
| Associations: Pat Devine |
| Adaman's Recent Reseach |
Socialist Renewal: Lessons from the “Calculation” Debate w/ Pat Devine
Economy and Society ( a book about the nature of money)
The Economics-Environment Relationship (w/ Begum Ozkaynak)|
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| Founder and Co-Editor of Z Magazine, ZNET and ZMedia |
| Country of Origin: United States |
| Focus Areas: Visionary economics, market critique, visionary social theory |
| Major Works: Political Economy of Participatory Economics w. Robin Hahnel (1991), Parecon: Life After Capitalism (2003) |
| Associations: ZNET, ZMagazine, ZMedia, Robin Hahnel |
Neoclassical Micro and Macro Economics: Science or Silliness
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| Professor of Economics University of Cairo |
| Country of Origin: Egypt |
| Focus Areas: Globalization, Imperialism, International Trade |
| Major Works: Spectres of Capitalism (1998), Re-Reading the Postwar Period (1994), Empire of Chaos (1992), and Eurocentrism (1989) |
| Associations: Immanuel Wallerstein, Monthly Review, World Social Forum |
U.S. Imperialism, Europe and the Middle East
The First Babu Memorial Lecture (on the theme of colonialism)
Interview with People's Democracy
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Dean Baker |
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| Co-director, Center for Economic Policy Research |
| Country of Origin: United States |
| Focus Areas: U.S. economy, globalization |
| Major Works: Social Security: The Phony Crisis. (with Mark Weisbrot)(1999), Getting Prices Right: The Battle Over the Consumer Price Index (1997) |
| Affiliations: Center for Economic Policy Research, Marc Weisbrot |
| Dean Baker's page at CEPR |
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| Professor of Sociology, University of Manilla |
| Country of Origin: Phillipines |
| Focus Areas: Globalization, International Trade |
| Major Works: Dilemnas of Domination (2004), Deglobalization: Ideas for a New World Economy (2002), Dark Victory: The United States and World Poverty w/ Shea Cunnigham and Bill Rau (1999) |
| Associations: Focus on the Global South, World Social Forum, CEPR |
Collection of Texts by Walden Bello
Coming? A Rerun of the 1930's?
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Robert Brenner |
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| Professor of History, University of California Berkely |
| Country of Origin: United States |
| Focus Areas: World economy, US economy, economic history |
| Major Works: The Economics of Global Turbulence (2005),The Boom and the Bubble. The US in the World Economy (2002) |
| Associations: Against the Current, New Left Review, Ellin Meiksins Wood |
| UCLA homepage with bibliography |
Towards the Precipice, On the crisis in the U.S. Economy
review of the Boom and the Bubble in Left Turn Magazine
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Allin Cottrell |
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| Professor of Economics Wake Forest University |
| Country of Origin: Scotland |
| Focus Areas: Visionary economics, economic calculation, labour theory of value |
| Major Works: Towards a New Socialism w/ Paul Cockshott (1993) |
| Associations: Paul Cockshott, OPE mailing list |
| Allin Cottrell's homepage |
Towards a New Socialism (book w/ Paul Cockshott)
Monetary Endogeneity and the Quantity Theory: The Case of Commodity MoneyThe Scientific Status of the Labour Theory of Value
| Professor of Computer Science, University of Glasgow |
| Country of Origin: Scotland |
| Focus Areas: Visionary economics, economic calculation, labour theory of value |
| Major Works: Towards a New Socialism w/ Allin Cottrell (1993), Information and Economics: A critique of Hayek w/Cotrell (1994) |
| Associations: Allin Cottrell, OPE mailing list |
| Paul Cockshott's webpage |
The Scientific Status of the Labour Theory of Value
Index to Reality, Poltical Economy Page hosted by Cockshott
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| Professor of Economics University of Maryland |
| Country of Origin: United States |
| Focus Areas: Ecological economics, development economics, community economics |
| Major Works: Steady State Economics (1991), For the Common Good (w/ John Cobb Jr.) (1989) |
| Associations: Focus on the Global South, World Social Forum |
Towards a New Economics: Questioning Growth
The Irrationality of Homo Economicus: Interview with Herman Daly
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| Professor of Economics Loyola Marymount University |
| Country of Origin: United States |
| Focus Areas: Labour theory of value, exploitation, economic history |
| Major Works: Roemer's Theory of Capitalist Exploitation: The Contradictions of Walrasian
Marxism,” w/ Gary Dymski |
| Associations: Pen-l mailing list |
| Jim Devine's website at Loyola |
Taxation without Representation: A Reconstruction of Marx's Theory of Exploitation
Devine book review of "After Capitalism" by David Schweickart
| Senior Lecturer in Economics, Manchester University |
| Country of Origin: United Kingdom |
| Focus Areas: Visionary economics, ecological economics, economic calculation |
| Major Works: Democracy and Economic Planning (1988), Economy and Society: Money, Capitalism and Transition w/ Pat Devine (2001) |
| Associations: Fikret Adaman, Alex Callinocos |
| Pat's homepage with some papers |
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Doug Dowd |
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| Professor of Economics at John Hopkins University |
| Country of Origin: United States |
| Focus Areas: International economics, Institutional economics, critical analysis of capitalism |
| Major Works: Capitalism and its Economics: A Critical History (2000), U.S. Capitalist Development in the United States Since 1776: Of, By, and For Which People (1993) |
| Associations: ZMagazine, Monthly Review |
| A brilliant website dedicated to Douglas Dowd |
Against the Conventional Wisdom (on-line book)
Tighten Your Seatbelts, The Worst is on its Way
The Free Market; and All That Jazz
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| Professor of Economics at University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA |
| Country of Origin: United States |
| Focus Areas: feminist economics, U.S. economy |
| Major Works: The Invisible Heart: Economics and Family Values. (2001), The New Field Guide to the U.S. Economy (1995) |
| Associations: Network on the Family and the Economy |
| Nancy's homepage |
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John Bellamy Foster |
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| Professor of Sociology , University of Oregon |
| Country of Origin: United States |
| Focus Areas: Ecological economics, Monopoly capitalism, imperialism |
| Major Works: Marx's Ecology: Materialism and Nature (2000), The Theory of Monopoly Capitalism: An Elaboration of Marxian Political Economy (1986). |
| Associations: Monthly Review (co-editor), Ellin Meiksins Wood, Harry Magdoff |
| John Foster's university homepage |
The End of Rational Capitalism
Global Ecology and the Common Good
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Takis Fotopoulos |
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| Professor of Economics , University of North London, editor of Democracy and Nature |
| Country of Origin: Greece |
| Focus Areas: Visionary economics, visionary politics, ecological economics |
| Major Works: Toward an Inclusive Democracy: The Crisis of the Growth Economy and the Emergence of a New Liberatory Project (1997). |
| Associations: Democracy and Nature, Journal of Inclusive Democracy, Cornelius Castoriadis |
| archive of Takis Fotopoulos |
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Robin Hahnel |
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| Professor of Economics, American University |
| Country of Origin: United States |
| Focus Areas: Visionary economics, critical analysis of capitalism, globalization, critique of markets |
| Major Works: A Quiet Revolution in Welfare Economics w/ Michael Abert (1991), Panic Rules! (2001), The ABC's of Political Economy (2003), Economic Justice and Democracy (2005) |
| Associations: Michael Albert, ZMagazine, Douglas Dowd, Green Party USA |
| Hahnel's American University homepage (includes bibliography |
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Doug Henwood |
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| editor and main writer of Left Business Observer |
| Country of Origin: United States |
| Focus Areas: Stock market and financial institutions, critical analysis of capitalism, US economy |
| Major Works: Wall Street: How it Works and for Whom (1997), After the New Economy (2003) |
| Associations: Pen-l mailing list, LBO mailing list, The Nation |
| Left Business Observer (newsletter edited by Henwood) |
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| Professor of Economics at the University of Hertfordshire |
| Country of Origin: United Kingdom |
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Focus Areas: Critical institutionalism, evolutionary economics |
| Major Works: How Economics Forgot History (2001) |
| Associations: Journal of Institutional Economics, Post-Autistic Economic Review |
| Geoffrey's personal website |
How Did Economics Get into Such a State?
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Michael Keaney |
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| Professor of Economics, Mercuria Business School, Vantaa, Finland |
| Country of Origin: United Kingdom |
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Focus Areas:Critical analysis of capitalism, critical institutionalism |
| Major Works: Economist with a Public Purpose: Essays in Honour of John Kenneth Galbraith (2001, editor, contributor) |
| Associations: Post-Autistic Economic Review, A-List |
The Radical Political Economics of Douglas F. Dowd
Keaney reviews a book by liberal philosopher Isaiah Berlin
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| Co-founder of People-Centered Development Forum |
| Country of Origin: United States |
| Focus Areas: Globalization, alternative economics, economic history |
| Major Works: When Corporations Rule the World(1995), The Great Turning (2006) |
| Affiliations: People-Centered Development Forum, International Forum on Globalization |
| home page for David C. Korten |
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Michael A. Lebowitz |
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| Professor of Economics, Simon Fraser University |
| Country of Origin: Canada |
| Focus Areas: Critical analysis of capitalism, Marxist theory, crisis theory |
| Major Works: Beyond Capital: Marx's Political Economy of the Working Class (1992) |
| Associations: Pen-l mailing list, Monthly Review |
Ideology and Economic Development
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Michael Perelman
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| Professor of Economics, University of Caifornia Berkely |
| Country of Origin: United States |
| Focus Areas: Critical analysis of capitalism, economic history, agricultural economics |
| Major Works: The Perverse Economy : The Impact of Markets on People and the Environment (2003) |
| Associations: Pen-l mailing list (moderator), Monthly Review |
| Perelman's University of California Berkely homepage |
The Political Economy of Intellectual Property
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Robert Pollin
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| Professor of Economics, Umass, Amherst |
| Country of Origin: United States |
| Focus Areas: US economy, critical analysis of capitalism |
| Major Works: Contours of Descent: U.S. Economic Fractures and the Landscape of the Global Austerity, (2002) |
| Associations: Political Economy Research Institue, Counterpunch, CEPR |
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| Senior Research Fellow, Center for Labour Studies, University of Manchester |
| Country of Origin: United Kingdom |
| Focus Areas: globalization, participatory democracy |
| Major Works: Arguments for a New Left(1993), Reclaim the State, Adventures in Popular Democracy (2003) |
| Associations: Red Pepper |
| Hilary Wainwright page at the Transnational Institute |
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Immanuel Wallerstein
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| Professor of Sociology, Yale University |
| Country of Origin: United States |
| Focus Areas: World economy, geopolitical analysis, ecological implications |
| Major Works: The Modern World-System Vol 1-3 (1974, 1980, 1989) |
| Associations: Review of World Systems Reseach |
Globalization or the Age of Transition?
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Marc Weisbrot
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| Research Director, Center for Econimc and Policy Reseach |
| Country of Origin: United States |
| Focus Areas:Globalization, US economy |
| Major Works: Social Security: The Phony Crisis (2000) |
| Associations: Center for Economic and Policy Research |
| Bio and Bibliography at The Center for Economic and Policy Research |
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Ellin Meiksins Wood |
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| Professor of Political Science, York University |
| Country of Residence: Canada |
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Focus Areas: Economic history, Marxist economics |
| Major Works: Peasant-Citizen and Slave: The Foundations of Athenian Democracy (1988), Empire of Capital (2003) |
| Associations: Monthly Review, Socialist Register, Against the Current |
Labor, The State and Class Struggle
Worker's Liberty review of Wood's works
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