Cambridge journal of economics

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  Año 2025, Número 5

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    On capabilities and agency in the work of Amartya Sen and Elinor and Vincent Ostrom: a comparative assessment

    Paul Lewis, Paul Dragos Aligica

    págs. 873-899

    
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    Money is a structured process

    Josef Menšík

    págs. 901-933

    
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    A promise to pay what? An open question for credit theories of money

    Nicolás Aguila

    págs. 935-953

    
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    Currency revolution and currency struggle: chartalist thought in modern China (1912–1949)

    Zengping He

    págs. 955-975

    
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    Luigi L. Pasinetti’s structural dynamics: a methodological appraisal

    Davide Gualerzi, Gary Mongiovi

    págs. 977-998

    
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    Keynes and Ricardo on consumption

    Alex M. Thomas

    págs. 999-1014

    
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    Trade networks and value chains: the evolving position of EU peripheries in two decades

    Giuseppe Celi

    págs. 1015-1052

    
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    Catalysts for equality: how unions and collective bargaining are shaping gender segregation in Chilean organisations

    Sebastian M. Ugarte, Ángel Martin Caballero, Robert Curiñanco

    págs. 1053-1072

    
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    A Theory of Profits fifty years on

    Adrian Wood

    págs. 1073-1103

    
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    ‘Positive money: progressive solution or Trojan Horse?’ by Christian Etzrodt: a critical response

    Giuseppe Fontana, Malcolm Sawyer

    págs. 1105-1109

    
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    Reply to Fontana and Sawyer

    Christian Etzrodt

    págs. 1111-1113