Heterodox Economic Perspectives on Contemporary Issues : Proceedings Refereed papers, Sixth Australian Society of Heterodox Economists Conference, 10-11 December 2007, University of New South Wales, ISBN: 978-0-7334-2582-0, edited by, Chester, Lynne and Johnson, Michael

Essays in Heterodox Economics: Proceedings Refereed Papers, Fifth Australian Society of Heterodox Economists Conference, 11-12 December 2006, University of New South Wales, ISBN: 978-0-7334-241-5, edited by Kriesler, P. M. Johnson and J. Lodewijks

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Contents: Essays in Heterodox Economics

• John August Corporations / Large Businesses : Balancing the Costs and Benefits
• Siobhan Austen Labour Force Involvement of Women in Canada and Australia: Current and Historical Perspectives
• Wylie Bradford Rawlsian Justice and the ’Property-Owning Democracy’: A Destructive Symbiosis?
• Dick Bryan and Shaun Wilson Inside the Crystal Ball of Finance: Understanding financial economists’ attitudes to market and society
• Lynne Chester The impact of neoliberalism on the Australian electricity sector
• Lynne Chester and Michael Johnson A New Approach Needed For Australia’s Infrastructure
• Anis Chowdury A Critique of the Orthodox Approach to Indonesia’s Growth and Employment Problems and Keynesian Alternatives
• Alan Duhs From Galbraith to Krugman and Back
• Geoffrey Fishburn Technological change: two suggested “revised taxonomies”
• Craig Freedman You Say Tomato, I Say Tomahto, Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off: The Chicago School of Law and Economics Comes to Japan
• Ulises Garcia Economic Causes of Protest in Chile: 1983-85
• Joesph Halevi and Peter Kriesler Accumulation and Effective Demand in East Asia since the 1990s
• Ian Hampson and Anne Junor Dimensions of the ‘Skills Crisis’
• Neil Hart Fiscal Policy and the European Union
• Therese Jefferson Australian Workplace Agreements and Gender Equity
• Evan Jones Macroeconomic Policy and Industrial Structure: Contested Parameters of Economic Policy in Post-World War II Australia
• James Juniper Deleuze and the Calculus
• James Juniper Financial Applications of Non-Extensive Thermodynamics: Some Philosophical Considerations
• Steve Keen Explaining Profit in the Circuit Theory of Endogenous Money
• Simon Kelly Entering Retirement: the Financial Aspects
• John King Kaldor’s War
• Ian McGregor Power, Profits and the Planet –Fossil Fuel Businesses putting profits before planet - promoting burning as usual!
• Alan Morris Housing tenure does matter: Social exclusion of older private renters in Sydney
• Marilyn Clark-Murphy Decision Making Clusters and Gender Issues in Retirement Savings
• Khaqan Hassan Najeeb The Institutional Economy of Growth and Reform
• John O’Brien and Anne Junor The Rise and Rise and the Rapid Decline of Collective Bargaining in Australia -
• Prospects for Collective Bargaining in the Post-Work Choices Era
• Jason Potts Young, creative and extremely rich – On what we might do to help them
• Gerry Redmond Child Poverty and Child Rights: Edging Towards a Definition
• Peter Ross The Strategy of Development from Within in Venezuela’s Fifth Republic
• Ingrid Schraner Economic Evaluation Of Assistive Technology: Challenges For The Discipline, Resources From Feminist Economics
• Rhonda Sharp and Siobhan Austen The Female-Friendliest Treasurer of them All???
• Frank Stilwell Four Reasons For Pluralism In The Teaching Of Economics
• Shann Turnbull Grounding economics in commercial reality: A Cash-flow Paradigm
• Sean Turnell Burma’s Economic Dystopi
• Alison Vicary ‘Migrant Workers’ and Mae Hong Son Province: Thailand
• Tim Wakeley Entrepreneurship as a potential point of departure for a course in pluralist economic principles