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The American Review of Political Economy (ISSN number 1551-1383) is an open access peer reviewed journal of Heterodox Economics. Our focus is on all branches of heterodoxy, including Ecological Economics, Feminist Economics, Black Political Economy, Post Keynesian, Institutionalist, Marxian, Sraffian, Austrian, Classical Political Economy, and Economic Geography.

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