Papers and Proceedings from the ICAPE Conference (2017-2024)

Papers and Proceedings from the International Confederation of Associations for the Pluralism in Economics (ICAPE) https://icape.org/ Founded in 1993, ICAPE is a consortium of over 30 groups in economics working cooperatively to maintain diversity and innovation in methods, approaches, policy analyses, and higher education in the profession. This network of groups seeks to foster intellectual pluralism and a sense of collective purpose and strength among these heterodox organizations.

Papers and Proceedings from the ICAPE Conference (2017-2024)

Articles

Investing in socio-emotional skills during early childhood to achieve capabilities and fight poverty: overcoming socioeconomic vulnerabilities in Brazil through Criança Feliz

(COVID) Crisis in a Financialized Economy and Alternative Regulation

Constructing Jural Relations in the Software Industry: Implications for Competing Capitalist Models

Modern Monetary Theory and Energy Conservation: An Institutionalist Approach to Fiscal Policy and Energy Conservation

AFIT and Original Institutionalism—Forty years of AFIT

From Integrated Capitalism to Disintegrating Capitalism

Prices, institutions and the coordination of economic growth

Political Economy of Social Exclusion and Inclusion

Causes of the Decline of the US Wage Share 1960-2015

Social Economics & Its Relationship to Other Heterodox Schools of Economic Thought

Feminist political economy and the heterodoxy

The State of Post-Keynesian Economics and its connections with other heterodox perspectives

Contemporary Original Institutional Economics

Radical Political Economics

The Principles of Radical Political Economics

Pluralism and Economics 10 Years after the Crisis and 200 Years after Marx’s Birth

Comments on Pluralism and Economics 10 Years after the Crisis and 200 years after Marx’s birth

Pluralism in Economics

Toward a Coherent Framework for Pluralism and Economics

Institutions and Consistent Corruption

Anatomy of Economic Activity

Embracing Pluralism for Keeping Economics Relevant? Introductory Courses Could Pave the Way

Evolution from Democracy to Manipulocracy in the Crisis of State Sovereignty

Shaky Fundamentals and Economics ‘Science’

Towards Real Pluralism in Economics

Keeping Class in the Conversation in the Age of the 1%

Economic Impact of Border Tax to Exchange Rate and Balance of Trade

Extending the Harrod-Domar Model

Do local allocation tax grants boost the issuance of road bonds? Evidence from Japan’s local governments

The Unreal Basis of Neoclassical Economics

How Happiness can lead to more Efficiency?

Developing Heterodox Economics Curriculum

Federal Wealth Policies in Support of Jim Crow

The Allied Social Science Meetings

Gender Roles and Girls’ Education in Burkina Faso

An Analysis of the 2016 U.S. Republican Presidential Primary Election

Investment Expenditures of Local municipalities in Japan in the 2000s

Modern Capitalism and Modern Marxism

Marx’s Theory: Evolutionary or Revolutionary?

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