Climate Change

    
AuthorTitleSourceVolume, NumberYear
Atkinson, G., S. Dietz, J. Helgeson, C. Hepburn, and H. SoelenSiblings, not triplets: Social preferences for risk, inequality, and time in discounting climate changeEconomics: The Open-Access, Open-Assessment E-Journal3(26): 1-282009
Beckerman, W., and C. HepburnEthics of the discount rate in the Stern Review on the economics of climate changeWorld Economics8(1): 187-2102007
Betz, G.Underdetermination, model-ensembles, and surprises: On the epistemology of scenario analysis in climatologyJournal of the General Philosophy of Science40: 3-212009
Broome, J.The ethics of climate changeScientific American6: 97-1022008
Calvin, W.The great climate flip-flopThe Atlantic MonthlyJanuary: 47-641998
Lenton, T., J. Rockström, O. Gaffney, S. Rahmstorf, K. Richardson, W. Steffen, and H.J. SchellnhuberClimate tipping points — Too risky to bet againstNature575: 28 November2019
Weitzman, M.On modeling and interpreting the economics of catastrophic climate changeReview of Economics and Statistics91(1): 1-192009
     

Development Economics

    
AuthorTitleSourceVolume, NumberYear
Dasgupta, P.Well-being and the extent of its realization in poor countriesThe Economic Journal100: 1-321990
Deaton, A.Health, inequality, and economic developmentJournal of Economic Literature41: 113-1582003
Paim, L.Definitions and measurements of wellbeing: A review of the literatureJournal of Economic and Social Measurement21: 297-3091995
Pritchett, L.Divergence, big timeJournal of Economic Perspectives11(3): 3-171997
Srinivasan, T.Neoclassical political economy, the state, and economic developmentAsian Development Review3(2): 38-581985
Zinman, O.The myth of absolute abundance: Economic development as a shift in relative scarcitiesAmerican Journal of Economics and Sociology41(1): 61-761982
     

Ecological Economics & Sustainable Development

    
AuthorTitleSourceVolume, NumberYear
Anderson, B., and M. M’GonigleDoes ecological economics have a future? Contradiction and reinvention in the age of climate changeEcological Economics84: 37-482012
Arrow, K., P. Dasgupta, L. Goulder, G. Daily, P. Ehrlich, G. Heal, S. Levin, K. Maler, S. Schneider, D. Starrett, and B. WalkerAre we consuming too much?Journal of Economic Perspectives18(3): 147-1722004
Ayres, R., and F. Schmidt-BleekToward a universal measure of environmental disturbanceINSEAD Working Papers93/361993
Baskin, J.Paradigm dressed as epoch: The ideology of the anthropoceneEnvironmental Values24: 9-292015
Beckerman, W.Sustainable development’: Is it a useful concept?Environmental Values3: 191-2091994
Berger, S.K. William Kapp’s theory of social costs and environmental policy: Towards political ecological economicsEcological Economics67: 244-2522008
Blauwhof, F.Overcoming accumulation: Is a capitalist steady-state economy possible?Ecological Economics84: 254-2612011
Burger, J.R.Modelling humanity’s predicamentNature Sustainability1: 15-162018
Christensen, P.Historical roots for ecological economics–Biophysical versus allocative approachesEcological Economics1(1): 17-361989
Common, M.Measuring national economic performance without using pricesEcological Economics64: 92-1022007
Costanza, R.Embodied energy and economic valuationScience210(12): 1219-12241980
Costanza, R.Visions, values, valuation, and the need for an ecological economicsBioscience51(6): 459-4682001
Costanza, R., R. d’Arge, R. de Groot, S. Farber, M. Grasso, B. Hannon, K. Limburg, S. Naeem, R. O’Neill, J. Paruelo, R. Raskin, P. Sutton, and M. van den BeltThe value of the world’s ecosystem services and natural capitalNature15 May: 253-2601997
Costanza, R., L. Wainger, C. Folke, K. MalerModeling complex ecological economic systems: Toward an evolutionary, dynamic understanding of people and natureBioscience43(8): 545-5551993
Daly, H.Consumption and welfare: Two views of value addedReview of Social Economy53(4): 451-4731995
Daly, H.The circular flow of exchange value and the linear throughput of matter-energy: A case of misplaced concretenessReview of Social Economy43(3): 279-2971985
Daly, H.The economics of the steady stateAmerican Economic Review64(2): 15-211974
Daly, H.Economics in a full worldScientific American9: 100-1072005
Davidson, C.Economic growth and the environment: Alternatives to the limits paradigmBioscience50(5): 433-4402000
Dovers, S., and J. HandmerIgnorance, the precautionary principle, and sustainabilityAmbio24(2): 92-971995
Faber, M., R. Manstetten, and J. ProopsToward an open future: Ignorance, novelty, and evolutionCostanza, R., B.G. Norton, and B.D. Haskell, eds., Ecosystem Health: New Goals for Environmental Management, Island Press, Washington, pp. 72-96pp. 72-961992
Faucheux, S., G. Froger, and G. Munda“Toward an integration of uncertainty, irreversibility, and complexity in environmental decision making”van den Bergh, J.C.J.M, and J. van der Straaten, eds. Economy and Ecosystems in Change, Edward Elgar, Cheltenhampp. 50-741997
Funtowicz, S., M. O’Connor, J. Ravetz“Emergent complexity and ecological economics”van den Bergh, J.C.J.M, and J. van der Straaten, eds. Economy and Ecosystems in Change, Edward Elgar, Cheltenhampp. 75-951997
Hamilton, K., and K. Bolt“Genuine savings as an indicator of sustinability”Atkinson, G., and S. Dietz, eds., Handbook of Sustinable Development, Edward Elgarpp. 292-3062007
Hector, D.C., C.B. Christensen, and J. PetrieSustainability and sustainable development: Philosophical distinctions and practical implicationsEnvironmental Values23: 7-282014
Holling, C.S.Understanding the complexity of economic, ecological, and social systemsEcosystems4: 390-4052001
Jackson, T.Beyond the growth economyJournal of Industrial Ecology13(4): 487-4892009
Lele, S.Sustainable development: A critical reviewWorld Development19(6): 607-6211991
Lenski, G., and P. NolanTrajectories of development: A test of ecological-evolutionary theorySocial Forces63(1): 1-231984
Martinez-Alier, J.Distributional obstacles to international environmental policy: The failures at Rio and prospects after RioEnvironmental Values2: 97-1241993
Martinez-Alier, J.Distributional issues in ecological economicsReview of Social Economy53(4): 511-5281995
Mulder, P., and C.J.M. van den BerghEvolutionary economic theories of sustainable developmentGrowth and Change32: 110-1342001
Munda, G.“Measuring sustainability”: A multi-criterion frameworkEnvironment, Development, and Sustainability7(1): 117-1342005
Pearce, D., and G. AtkinsonCapital theory and the measurement of sustinable development: An indicator of “weak” sustainabilityEcological Economics8: 103-1081993
Pirgmaier, E.The neoclassical Trojan Horse of steady-state economicsEcological Economics133: 52-612017
Sagoff, M.Carrying capacity and ecological economicsBioscience45(9): 610-6241995
Spash, C.New foundations for ecological economicsEcological Economics77: 36-472012
Victor, P.Indicators of sustainable development: Some lessons from capital theoryEcological Economics4: 191-2131991
Vitousek, P., P. Ehrlich, A. Ehrlich, and P. MatsonHuman appropriation of the products of photosynthesisBioscience36(6): 368-3731986
     

Finance

    
AuthorTitleSourceVolume, NumberYear
Bezemer, D., and M. HudsonFinance is not the economy: Reviving the conceptual distinctionJournal of Economic Issues50(3): 745-7682016
Boghosian, B.The inescapable casinoScientific AmericanNovember, pp. 71-772019
Cecchetti, S., and E. Kharroubi“Why does financial sector growth crowd out real economic growth?”Working Paper 490, Bank for International Settlements.28 pp.2015
Davies, W., and L. McGoeyRationalities of ignorance: On financial crisis and the ambivalence of neo-liberal epistemologyEconomy and Society41(1): 64-832012
Lin, K., and D. Tomaskovic-DeveyFinancialization and U.S. income inequality, 1970-2008American Journal of Sociology118(5): 1284-13292013
Lucarelli, B.Financialization and global imbalances: Prelude to a crisisReview of Radical Political Economics44(4): 429-4472012
     

Institutional and Social Economics

    
AuthorTitleSourceVolume, NumberYear
Ackerman, F.Consumed in theory: Alternative perspectives on the economics of consumptionJournal of Economic Issues31(3): 651-6641997
Alexander, R.Is the United States substituting a speculative economy for a productive one?Journal of Economic Issues20(2): 365-3741986
Barrera, A.Degrees of Unmet Needs in the Superfluous Income CriterionReview of Social Economy55(4): 460-4861997
Baumol, W.Entrepreneurship: Productive, unproductive, and destructiveJournal of Political Economy98(5): 893-9211990
Boulding, K.Equilibrium, entropy, development, and Autopoiesis: Towards a disequilibrium economicsEastern Economics Journal6(3-4): 179-1881980
Boulding, K.Toward the development of a cultural economicsSocial Science Quarterly53(2): 267-2841972
Boulding, K.Income or welfareReview of Economic Studies17: 77-861949
Boulding, K.Punctuationism in Societal EvolutionJournal of Social and Biological Structures12: 213-2231989
Bush, P.The neoinstitutionalist theory of valueJournal of Economic Issues43(2): 293-3062009
Bush, P., and M. ToolThe evolutionary principles of American neoinstitutionalist economicsDopfer, K, ed., Evolutionary Economics: Program and Scope. Elsevier, Boston.pp. 195-2302001
Csikszentmihalyi, M.The costs and benefits of consumingJournal of Consumer Research27: 267-2722000
Dequech, D.Uncertainty: A typology and refinements of existing conceptsJournal of Economic Issues45(3): 621-6402011
Dopfer, K.Toward a theory of economic institutionsJournal of Economic Issues25(2): 535-5501991
Eckersley, R.The mixed blessings of material progress: Diminishing returns in the pursuit of happinessJournal of Happiness Studies1: 267-2922000
Eyer, J.Prosperity as a cause of deathInternational Journal of Health Services7: 125-1501977
Frey, B., and A. StutzerEconomic consequences of mispredicting utilityJournal of Happiness Studies14(4): 1-202013
Galbraith, John K.Economics in the century aheadThe Economic Journal101: 41-461991
Gordon, R.“Is U.S. economic growth over? Faltering innovation confronts the six headwinds”NBER WorkingPaper SeriesWorking paper # 183152012
Gowdy, J., and S. MesnerThe evolution of Georgescu-Roegen’s bioeconomicsReview of Social Economy56(2): 136-1561998
Hermann, A.The decline of the ‘Original Institutional Economics’ in the post-World War II period and the perspectives of today [with comment by AnneMayhew]Economic Thought7(1): 63-912018
Hettiarachchi, S.Sufficiency and material development: A post-secular reflection in the light of Buddhist thoughtEuropean review20(1): 114-1302012
Hickerson, S.Instrumental valuation: The normative compass of institutional economicsJournal of Economic Issues21(3): 1117-11431987
Kawachi, I.Social capital, income inequality, and mortalityAmerican Journal of Public Health87(9): 1491-14981997
Lane, R.Diminishing returns to income, companionship–and happinessJournal of Happiness Studies1: 103-1192000
Lane, R.Work as ‘disutility’ and money as ‘happiness’: Cultural origins of a basic market errorJournal of Socio-Economics21(1): 43-641992
Lane, R.The road not taken: friendship, consumerism, and happinessCritical Review8(4): 521-5521994
Layard, R.Happiness and public policy: A challenge to the professionThe Economic Journal116: C24-C332006
Leipert, C.A critical appraisal of gross national product: The measurement of net national welfare and environmental accountingJournal of Economic Issues21(1): 357-3731987
Marmot, M.Income inequality, social environment, and inequalities in healthJournal of Policy Analysis and Management20(1): 156-592001
Mishan, E.Whatever happened to progress?Journal of Economic Issues12(2): 405-4251978
Tool, M.“Instrumental value theory”Hodgson, G., W. Samuels, and M. Tool, eds., The Elgar Companion to Institutional Evolutionary Economics, Edward Elgar, Brookfield, VTpp. 406-4121994
Wiese, H.Moderation, contentment, work, and alms–A Buddhist household theoryJournal of Socio-Economics40: 909-9182011
Zadek, S.The practice of Buddhist economics?American Journal of Economics and Sociology52(4): 433-4451993
     

Neoclassical Economics/Methodology

    
AuthorTitleSourceVolume, NumberYear
Arnsperger, C., and Y. VaroufakisWhat is neoclassical economics? The three axioms responsible for its theoretical oeuvre, practical irrelevance and, thus, discursive power.Panoeconomicus1: 5-182006
Bergersen, B.Statistical mechanics of utility and equilibrium: Analogies between economics and statistical physicsLa Physique au Canada65(4): 205-2102009
Best, J.Bureaucratic ambiguityEconomy and Society41(1): 84-1062012
Birks, S.Rethinking economics: Logical gaps–empirical to the real worldReal-World Economics Review62: 51-672012
Blaug, M.Disturbing currents in modern economicsChallenge41(3): 11-341998
Bowles, S., and W. CarlinWhat students learn in Economics 101: Time for a changeJournal of Economic Literature58(1): 176-2142020
Brekke, K., H. Luras, and K. NyborgAllowing disagreement in evaluations of social welfareJournal of Economics63(3): 303-3241996
Bresser-Pereira, L.Why economics should be a modest and reasonable scienceJournal of Economic Issues46(2): 291-3012012
Caballero, R.Macroeconomics after the crisis: Time to deal with the pretense-of-knowledge syndromeJournal of Economic Perspectives24(4): 85-1022010
Cassidy, J.The decline of economicsThe New YorkerDecember 2nd, pp. 50-601996
Davidson, P.Is probability theory relevant for uncertainty? A post Keynesian perspectiveJournal of Economic Perspectives5(1): 129-1431991
Diamond, A.Fixing ideas: How research is constrained by mandated formalismJournal of Economic Methodology16(2): 191-2062009
Dow, S.Mainstream economic methodologyCambridge Journal of Economics21: 73-931997
Fullbrook, E.Capital and capital: The second most fundamental confusionReal-World Economics Review69: 149-1602014
Georgescu-Roegen, N.Methods in social scienceJournal of Economic Issues13(2): 317-3281979
Haight, A.D.Diagram for a small planet: The production and ecosystems possibilities curveEcological Economics64: 224-2322007
Hausman, D.Economic methodology in a nutshellJournal of Economic Perspectives3(2): 115-1271989
Levins, R.Whose scientific method? Scientific methods for a complex worldNew Solutions13(3): 261-2742003
Mahoney, J., and G. GoertzA tale of two cultures: Contrasting quantitative and qualitative researchPolitical Analysis14: 227-2492006
Mirowski, P.The when, the how and the why of mathematical expression in the history of economic analysisJournal of Economic Perspectives5(1): 145-1571991
Morgenstern, O.Thirteen Critical Points in Contemporary Economic Theory: An InterpretationJournal of Economic Literature10(4): 1163-11891972
Nussbaum, M.Economics still needs philosophyReview of Social Economy74(3): 229-2472016
Pearce, J., and J. WeyantInsights not numbers: The appropriate use of economic modelsPew Center on Global Climate ChangeApril2008
Pfleiderer, P.Chameleons: The misuse of theoretical models in finance and economicsUnpublished manuscript, Stanford University 2014
Pratten, S.Economics as progress: The LSE approach to econometric modeling and critical realism as programmes for researchCambridge Journal of Economics29: 179-2052005
Rayner, S.Uncomfortable knowledge: The social construction of ignorance in science and environmental policy discoursesEconomy and Society41(1): 107-1252012
Rogeberg, O., and M. NordbergA defense of absurd theories in economicsJournal of Economic Methodology12(4): 543-5622005
Rudin, C.Can machine learning be useful for social science?The Cities Papers: An Essay Collection from the Decent City Initiativecitiespapers.ssrc.org2015
Woodward, R., and R. BishopHow to decide when experts disagree: Uncertainty-based choice rules in environmental policyLand Economics73(4): 492-5071997
     

Social Capital

    
AuthorTitleSourceVolume, NumberYear
Baum, F.Social capital: Is it good for your health? Issues for a public health agendaJournal of Epidemiology and Community Health53: 195-1961999
Bourdieu, P.“The Forms of Capital”Richardson, J., ed., Handbook of Theory and Research for the Sociology of Education, pp. 241-258pp. 241-581986
Coleman, J.Social capital in the creation of human capitalAmerican Journal of Sociology94: S95-S1201988
Sobel, J.Can we trust social capital?Journal of Economic Literature40: 139-1542002
     

Miscellaneous, other

    
AuthorTitleSourceVolume, NumberYear
Bostrom, N., and M. CirkovicGlobal Catastrophic RisksOxford University Press, LondonChapter 12008
Chernomas, R.Keynes on post-scarcity societyJournal of Economic Issues43(4): 1007-10261984
Krueger, A.The political economy of the rent-seeking societyAmerican Economic Review64(3): 291-3031974
Kuttner, R.The poverty of economicsThe Atlantic MonthlyFebrurary: 74-841985
Schubert, G.Catastrophe theory, evolutionary extinction, and revolutionary politicsJournal of Social Biological Structures12: 259-2791989
Somers, J.The scientific paper is obsoleteThe AtlanticApril 5th, 21 pp.2018
Weeks, JohnFree markets and the decline of democracyReview of Radical Political Economics50(4): 637-6482018