YEAR: 2001 ISSN: 0306-8293

PUBLISHER: MCB (Social Economics) Ltd.]

• ARTICLE : Access to International Journal of Social Economics online   PP: 7-8
• ARTICLE : Preface //   PP: 9-16
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 1: A COUNTRY AND/OR INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION FACED WITH A BIG DISEQUILIBRIUM. THE CASE OF THE CRISIS IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN AREA DURING 1997-1999   PP: 17-18
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 1: A COUNTRY AND/OR INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION FACED WITH A BIG DISEQUILIBRIUM. THE CASE OF THE CRISIS IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN AREA DURING 1997-1999 - Prologue   PP: 19
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 1: A COUNTRY AND/OR INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION FACED WITH A BIG DISEQUILIBRIUM. THE CASE OF THE CRISIS IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN AREA DURING 1997-1999 - Part I. Analysis: Diagnosis   PP: 19
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 1: A COUNTRY AND/OR INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION FACED WITH A BIG DISEQUILIBRIUM. THE CASE OF THE CRISIS IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN AREA DURING 1997-1999 - Part I. Analysis: Diagnosis - 1 The impossibility theorem in practice   PP: 19-20
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 1: A COUNTRY AND/OR INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION FACED WITH A BIG DISEQUILIBRIUM. THE CASE OF THE CRISIS IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN AREA DURING 1997-1999 - Part I. Analysis: Diagnosis - 2 The fundamental problem of proper economic calculation   PP: 21-22
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 1: A COUNTRY AND/OR INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION FACED WITH A BIG DISEQUILIBRIUM. THE CASE OF THE CRISIS IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN AREA DURING 1997-1999 - Part I. Analysis: Diagnosis - 3 The Walrasian law of general equilibrium in a more complete form   PP: 23
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 1: A COUNTRY AND/OR INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION FACED WITH A BIG DISEQUILIBRIUM. THE CASE OF THE CRISIS IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN AREA DURING 1997-1999 - Part I. Analysis: Diagnosis - 4 The equation of unified knowledge and its application   PP: 23-25
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 1: A COUNTRY AND/OR INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION FACED WITH A BIG DISEQUILIBRIUM. THE CASE OF THE CRISIS IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN AREA DURING 1997-1999 - Part I. Analysis: Diagnosis - 5 The special possibility theorem in practice   PP: 26
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 1: A COUNTRY AND/OR INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION FACED WITH A BIG DISEQUILIBRIUM. THE CASE OF THE CRISIS IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN AREA DURING 1997-1999 - Part II. Practical application: Socio-economic diagnostics. Workable and consistent solutions to build up a number of
  self-regulating mechanisms needed for a free, just and stable economy and society. The simultaneous transition from disequilibrium to general stable equilibrium conditions   PP: 27
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 1: A COUNTRY AND/OR INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION FACED WITH A BIG DISEQUILIBRIUM. THE CASE OF THE CRISIS IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN AREA DURING 1997-1999 - Part II. Practical application: Socio-economic diagnostics. Workable and consistent solutions to build up a number of
  self-regulating mechanisms needed for a free, just and stable economy and society. The simultaneous transition from disequilibrium to general stable equilibrium conditions - 1 The monetary reform   PP: 27-32
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 1: A COUNTRY AND/OR INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION FACED WITH A BIG DISEQUILIBRIUM. THE CASE OF THE CRISIS IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN AREA DURING 1997-1999 - Part II. Practical application: Socio-economic diagnostics. Workable and consistent solutions to build up a number of
  self-regulating mechanisms needed for a free, just and stable economy and society. The simultaneous transition from disequilibrium to general stable equilibrium conditions - 2 A banking reform of freedom, social justice and financial stability   PP: 33-34
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 1: A COUNTRY AND/OR INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION FACED WITH A BIG DISEQUILIBRIUM. THE CASE OF THE CRISIS IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN AREA DURING 1997-1999 - Part II. Practical application: Socio-economic diagnostics. Workable and consistent solutions to build up a number of
  self-regulating mechanisms needed for a free, just and stable economy and society. The simultaneous transition from disequilibrium to general
  stable equilibrium conditions - 3 Reform of the officially organized securities, commodities and foreign exchange markets   PP: 35-39
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 1: A COUNTRY AND/OR INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION FACED WITH A BIG DISEQUILIBRIUM. THE CASE OF THE CRISIS IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN AREA DURING 1997-1999 - Part II. Practical application: Socio-economic diagnostics. Workable and consistent solutions to build up a number of
  self-regulating mechanisms needed for a free, just and stable economy and society. The simultaneous transition from disequilibrium to general stable equilibrium conditions - 4 A reform of the public budget and budgetary policies   PP: 40
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 1: A COUNTRY AND/OR INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION FACED WITH A BIG DISEQUILIBRIUM. THE CASE OF THE CRISIS IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN AREA DURING 1997-1999 - Part II. Practical application: Socio-economic diagnostics. Workable and consistent solutions to build up a number of
  self-regulating mechanisms needed for a free, just and stable economy and society. The simultaneous transition from disequilibrium to general stable equilibrium conditions - 5 A reform of the foreign exchange system and the international commercial and financial relations   PP: 41-42
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 1: A COUNTRY AND/OR INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION FACED WITH A BIG DISEQUILIBRIUM. THE CASE OF THE CRISIS IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN AREA DURING 1997-1999 - Final remarks: The great transformation requires a new spirit and a new direction   PP: 43-45
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 1: A COUNTRY AND/OR INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION FACED WITH A BIG DISEQUILIBRIUM. THE CASE OF THE CRISIS IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN AREA DURING 1997-1999 - References   PP: 46
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 1: A COUNTRY AND/OR INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION FACED WITH A BIG DISEQUILIBRIUM. THE CASE OF THE CRISIS IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN AREA DURING 1997-1999 - Appendix   PP: 47
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 1: A COUNTRY AND/OR INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION FACED WITH A BIG DISEQUILIBRIUM. THE CASE OF THE CRISIS IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN AREA DURING 1997-1999 - Addendum to Chapter 1: Correspondence: Japan, Indonesia, Malaysia, South Korea, Thailand, Taiwan   PP: 48-68
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 2: PART I. THE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION, IN ITS PRESENT FORM, EXPOSED TO INSURMOUNTABLE DIFFICULTIES. PART II: THE MAASTRICHT TREATY (1992) HAS A BASIC CONTRADICTION WHICH MUST BE SOLVED BEFORE ANY FURTHER ACTION (1998)   PP: 69-70
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 2: PART I. THE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION, IN ITS PRESENT FORM, EXPOSED TO INSURMOUNTABLE DIFFICULTIES. PART II: THE MAASTRICHT TREATY (1992) HAS A BASIC CONTRADICTION WHICH MUST BE SOLVED BEFORE ANY FURTHER ACTION (1998) - Part I: The European Monetary and Economic Union, in its present form, exposed to insurmountable difficulties   PP: 71
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 2: PART I. THE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION, IN ITS PRESENT FORM, EXPOSED TO INSURMOUNTABLE DIFFICULTIES. PART II: THE MAASTRICHT TREATY (1992) HAS A BASIC CONTRADICTION WHICH MUST BE SOLVED BEFORE ANY FURTHER ACTION (1998) - Part I: The European Monetary and Economic Union, in its present form, exposed to insurmountable difficulties - 1 The voice of history in the past is united   PP: 71
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 2: PART I. THE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION, IN ITS PRESENT FORM, EXPOSED TO INSURMOUNTABLE DIFFICULTIES. PART II: THE MAASTRICHT TREATY (1992) HAS A BASIC CONTRADICTION WHICH MUST BE SOLVED BEFORE ANY FURTHER ACTION (1998) - Part I: The European Monetary and Economic Union, in its present form, exposed to insurmountable difficulties - 2 The present voice of the economic science is divided   PP: 71
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 2: PART I. THE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION, IN ITS PRESENT FORM, EXPOSED TO INSURMOUNTABLE DIFFICULTIES. PART II: THE MAASTRICHT TREATY (1992) HAS A BASIC CONTRADICTION WHICH MUST BE SOLVED BEFORE ANY FURTHER ACTION (1998) - Part I: The European Monetary and Economic Union, in its present form, exposed to insurmountable difficulties - 3 The voice of history during the twentieth century was no different from the previous era   PP: 72
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 2: PART I. THE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION, IN ITS PRESENT FORM, EXPOSED TO INSURMOUNTABLE DIFFICULTIES. PART II: THE MAASTRICHT TREATY (1992) HAS A BASIC CONTRADICTION WHICH MUST BE SOLVED BEFORE ANY FURTHER ACTION (1998) - Part I: The European Monetary and Economic Union, in its present form, exposed to insurmountable difficulties - 4 Can we trust that the planned European Monetary Union is in a position to solve the major problems of our time?   PP: 72
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 2: PART I. THE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION, IN ITS PRESENT FORM, EXPOSED TO INSURMOUNTABLE DIFFICULTIES. PART II: THE MAASTRICHT TREATY (1992) HAS A BASIC CONTRADICTION WHICH MUST BE SOLVED BEFORE ANY FURTHER ACTION (1998) - Part I: The European Monetary and Economic Union, in its present form, exposed to insurmountable difficulties - 5 The fundamental problem of proper economic calculation  PP: 73
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 2: PART I. THE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION, IN ITS PRESENT FORM, EXPOSED TO INSURMOUNTABLE DIFFICULTIES. PART II: THE MAASTRICHT TREATY (1992) HAS A BASIC CONTRADICTION WHICH MUST BE SOLVED BEFORE ANY FURTHER ACTION (1998) - Part I: The European Monetary and Economic Union, in its present form, exposed to insurmountable difficulties - 6 The impossibility theorem in practice   PP: 74-75
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 2: PART I. THE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION, IN ITS PRESENT FORM, EXPOSED TO INSURMOUNTABLE DIFFICULTIES. PART II: THE MAASTRICHT TREATY (1992) HAS A BASIC CONTRADICTION WHICH MUST BE SOLVED BEFORE ANY FURTHER ACTION (1998) - Part I: The European Monetary and Economic Union, in its present form, exposed to insurmountable difficulties - 7 The equation of unified knowledge or how to solve the problem of economic calculation and avoid the impossibility theorem in practice?   PP: 76-77
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 2: PART I. THE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION, IN ITS PRESENT FORM, EXPOSED TO INSURMOUNTABLE DIFFICULTIES. PART II: THE MAASTRICHT TREATY (1992) HAS A BASIC CONTRADICTION WHICH MUST BE SOLVED BEFORE ANY FURTHER ACTION (1998) - Part I: The European Monetary and Economic Union, in its present form, exposed to insurmountable difficulties - 8. The special possibility theorem in practice   PP: 78
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 2: PART I. THE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION, IN ITS PRESENT FORM, EXPOSED TO INSURMOUNTABLE DIFFICULTIES. PART II: THE MAASTRICHT TREATY (1992) HAS A BASIC CONTRADICTION WHICH MUST BE SOLVED BEFORE ANY FURTHER ACTION (1998) - Part I: The European Monetary and Economic Union, in its present form, exposed to insurmountable difficulties - 9 A plan for a free, and stable European Monetary and
  Economic Union   PP: 79-80
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 2: PART I. THE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION, IN ITS PRESENT FORM, EXPOSED TO INSURMOUNTABLE DIFFICULTIES. PART II: THE MAASTRICHT TREATY (1992) HAS A BASIC CONTRADICTION WHICH MUST BE SOLVED BEFORE ANY FURTHER ACTION (1998) - Final remarks: The great danger in the immediate future for Europe and the rest of the world: A negative "great transformation"   PP: 81-82
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 2: PART I. THE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION, IN ITS PRESENT FORM, EXPOSED TO INSURMOUNTABLE DIFFICULTIES. PART II: THE MAASTRICHT TREATY (1992) HAS A BASIC CONTRADICTION WHICH MUST BE SOLVED BEFORE ANY FURTHER ACTION (1998) - Part II: The Maastricht Treaty (1992) has a basic contradiction which must be solved before any further action   PP: 83
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 2: PART I. THE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION, IN ITS PRESENT FORM, EXPOSED TO INSURMOUNTABLE DIFFICULTIES. PART II: THE MAASTRICHT TREATY (1992) HAS A BASIC CONTRADICTION WHICH MUST BE SOLVED BEFORE ANY FURTHER ACTION (1998) - Part II: The Maastricht Treaty (1992) has a basic contradiction which must be solved before any further action - 1 What is the prima facie evidence of a contradiction
  in the Maastricht Treaty (1992)?   PP: 83
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 2: PART I. THE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION, IN ITS PRESENT FORM, EXPOSED TO INSURMOUNTABLE DIFFICULTIES. PART II: THE MAASTRICHT TREATY (1992) HAS A BASIC CONTRADICTION WHICH MUST BE SOLVED BEFORE ANY FURTHER ACTION (1998) - Part II: The Maastricht Treaty (1992) has a basic contradiction which must be solved before any further action - 2 Acceptable, socially beneficial goals, ends or equilibrium values, mentioned only at random, nominally in the Treaty   PP: 84
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 2: PART I. THE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION, IN ITS PRESENT FORM, EXPOSED TO INSURMOUNTABLE DIFFICULTIES. PART II: THE MAASTRICHT TREATY (1992) HAS A BASIC CONTRADICTION WHICH MUST BE SOLVED BEFORE ANY FURTHER ACTION (1998) - Part II: The Maastricht Treaty (1992) has a basic contradiction which must be solved before any further action - 3 Unacceptable, socially harmful, adverse
  anti-equilibrium means, policies, reforms and regulations announced to be used by the Treaty   PP: 85-86
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 2: PART I. THE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION, IN ITS PRESENT FORM, EXPOSED TO INSURMOUNTABLE DIFFICULTIES. PART II: THE MAASTRICHT TREATY (1992) HAS A BASIC CONTRADICTION WHICH MUST BE SOLVED BEFORE ANY FURTHER ACTION (1998) - Part II: The Maastricht Treaty (1992) has a basic contradiction which must be solved before any further action - 4 More disturbing anti-equilibrium aspects in the
  Maastricht Treaty: The initial disequilibria a bad omen for the Euro   PP: 87-88
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 2: PART I. THE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION, IN ITS PRESENT FORM, EXPOSED TO INSURMOUNTABLE DIFFICULTIES. PART II: THE MAASTRICHT TREATY (1992) HAS A BASIC CONTRADICTION WHICH MUST BE SOLVED BEFORE ANY FURTHER ACTION (1998) - Part II: The Maastricht Treaty (1992) has a basic contradiction which must be solved before any further action - 5 The phenomenon of "chain reaction" (physics) also in economics: The syllogism of disequilibrium solutions   PP: 89-92
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 2: PART I. THE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION, IN ITS PRESENT FORM, EXPOSED TO INSURMOUNTABLE DIFFICULTIES. PART II: THE MAASTRICHT TREATY (1992) HAS A BASIC CONTRADICTION WHICH MUST BE SOLVED BEFORE ANY FURTHER ACTION (1998) - Part II: The Maastricht Treaty (1992) has a basic contradiction which must be solved before any further action - 6 A synopsis of anti-equilibrium elements and forces
  in the Treaty of Maastricht   PP: 93-97
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 2: PART I. THE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION, IN ITS PRESENT FORM, EXPOSED TO INSURMOUNTABLE DIFFICULTIES. PART II: THE MAASTRICHT TREATY (1992) HAS A BASIC CONTRADICTION WHICH MUST BE SOLVED BEFORE ANY FURTHER ACTION (1998) - Part II: The Maastricht Treaty (1992) has a basic contradiction which must be solved before any further action - 7 What can we do so that the European Monetary and
  Economic Union can become an immediate and lasting success?   PP: 98-101
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 2: PART I. THE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION, IN ITS PRESENT FORM, EXPOSED TO INSURMOUNTABLE DIFFICULTIES. PART II: THE MAASTRICHT TREATY (1992) HAS A BASIC CONTRADICTION WHICH MUST BE SOLVED BEFORE ANY FURTHER ACTION (1998) - Part II: The Maastricht Treaty (1992) has a basic contradiction which must be solved before any further action - 8 What did we accomplish with the revival of the 1976 plan?   PP: 102-103
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 2: PART I. THE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION, IN ITS PRESENT FORM, EXPOSED TO INSURMOUNTABLE DIFFICULTIES. PART II: THE MAASTRICHT TREATY (1992) HAS A BASIC CONTRADICTION WHICH MUST BE SOLVED BEFORE ANY FURTHER ACTION (1998) - References   PP: 104
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 2: PART I. THE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION, IN ITS PRESENT FORM EXPOSED TO INSURMOUNTABLE DIFFICULTIES. PART II: THE MAASTRICHT TREATY (1992) HAS A BASIC CONTRADICTION WHICH MUST BE SOLVED BEFORE ANY FURTHER ACTION (1998) - Addendum to Chapter 2: Correspondence: France, England, Sweden and Denmark   PP: 105-116
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 3: A PLAN FOR A FREE, JUST AND STABLE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION (1976)   PP: 117-118
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 3: A PLAN FOR A FREE, JUST AND STABLE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION (1976) - Part I: The task and some
  important lessons from the past   PP: 119
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 3: A PLAN FOR A FREE, JUST AND STABLE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION (1976) - Part I: The task and some
  important lessons from the past - 1 The unification of a conglomerate of national monetary systems   PP: 119
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 3: A PLAN FOR A FREE, JUST AND STABLE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION (1976) - Part I: The task and some
  important lessons from the past - 2 Why did the "modern gold standard" fail?   PP: 120
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 3: A PLAN FOR A FREE, JUST AND STABLE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION (1976) - Part I: The task and some
  important lessons from the past - 3 Why did the International Monetary Fund fail?   PP: 120
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 3: A PLAN FOR A FREE, JUST AND STABLE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION (1976) - Part II: What kind of a Monetary
  and Economic Union?   PP: 121
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 3: A PLAN FOR A FREE, JUST AND STABLE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION (1976) - Part II: What kind of a Monetary
  and Economic Union? - 1 What is the choice in terms of the monetary system?   PP: 121-122
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 3: A PLAN FOR A FREE, JUST AND STABLE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION (1976) - Part II: What kind of a Monetary
  and Economic Union? - 2 What is the choice in terms of the economic system?   PP: 123
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 3: A PLAN FOR A FREE, JUST AND STABLE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION (1976) - Part III: Practical measures for
  the realization of a free and stable European Monetary and Economic Union   PP: 124-132
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 3: A PLAN FOR A FREE, JUST AND STABLE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION (1976) - Part IV: The problem of the
  accumulated US dollars in European Central Banks   PP: 133
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 3: A PLAN FOR A FREE, JUST AND STABLE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION (1976) - Part IV: The problem of the
  accumulated US dollars in European Central Banks - 1 The "imported inflation" from the USA   PP: 133
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 3: A PLAN FOR A FREE, JUST AND STABLE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION (1976) - Part IV: The problem of the
  accumulated US dollars in European Central Banks - 2 The transactions in US dollars within the community will be separated from the issue of
  money   PP: 133
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 3: A PLAN FOR A FREE, JUST AND STABLE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION (1976) - Part IV: The problem of the
  accumulated US dollars in European Central Banks - 3 The future value of the US dollar will not affect the new European monetary system   PP:
  134
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 3: A PLAN FOR A FREE, JUST AND STABLE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION (1976) - Part IV: The problem of the
  accumulated US dollars in European Central Banks - 4 A de facto devaluation of the dollar in the new system will not penalize European
  exporters   PP: 134
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 3: A PLAN FOR A FREE, JUST AND STABLE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION (1976) - Part IV: The problem of the
  accumulated US dollars in European Central Banks - 5 A European Common Trust Fund of US dollars   PP: 135
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 3: A PLAN FOR A FREE, JUST AND STABLE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION (1976) - Part V: End results   PP: 135-137
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 3: A PLAN FOR A FREE, JUST AND STABLE EUROPEAN MONETARY AND ECONOMIC UNION (1976) - References   PP: 138
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 4: A REORGANIZATION PLAN OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND AS ORIENTED TOWARD CONDITIONS OF STABLE EQUILIBRIUM
  (1973)   PP: 139-140
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 4: A REORGANIZATION PLAN OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND AS ORIENTED TOWARD CONDITIONS OF STABLE EQUILIBRIUM
  (1973) - Part I: Basic deficiencies of the Bretton Woods Agreement of 1944   PP: 141-143
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 4: A REORGANIZATION PLAN OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND AS ORIENTED TOWARD CONDITIONS OF STABLE EQUILIBRIUM
  (1973) - Part II: Basic conditions for stable equilibrium at the international level   PP: 144
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 4: A REORGANIZATION PLAN OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND AS ORIENTED TOWARD CONDITIONS OF STABLE EQUILIBRIUM
  (1973) - Part II: Basic conditions for stable equilibrium at the international level - 1 The first rule is the necessity of holding liquid (cash) reserves for international purposes   PP: 144
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 4: A REORGANIZATION PLAN OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND AS ORIENTED TOWARD CONDITIONS OF STABLE EQUILIBRIUM
  (1973) - Part II: Basic conditions for stable equilibrium at the international level - 2 The second rule is the requirement that international liquid reserves must be 100 percent covered at all times   PP: 145
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 4: A REORGANIZATION PLAN OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND AS ORIENTED TOWARD CONDITIONS OF STABLE EQUILIBRIUM
  (1973) - Part II: Basic conditions for stable equilibrium at the international level - 3 The third rule is that international liquidity reserves have to be free for circulation in the international markets   PP: 145
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 4: A REORGANIZATION PLAN OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND AS ORIENTED TOWARD CONDITIONS OF STABLE EQUILIBRIUM
  (1973) - Part II: Basic conditions for stable equilibrium at the international level - 4 The fourth rule concerns the mechanism of the
  gold-points   PP: 145
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 4: A REORGANIZATION PLAN OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND AS ORIENTED TOWARD CONDITIONS OF STABLE EQUILIBRIUM
  (1973) - Part II: Basic conditions for stable equilibrium at the international level - 5 The fifth rule concerns the price-income-specie adjustments   PP: 145
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 4: A REORGANIZATION PLAN OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND AS ORIENTED TOWARD CONDITIONS OF STABLE EQUILIBRIUM
  (1973) - Part II: Basic conditions for stable equilibrium at the international level - 6 The sixth rule concerns the equality between the internal and external value of a given currency   PP: 146
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 4: A REORGANIZATION PLAN OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND AS ORIENTED TOWARD CONDITIONS OF STABLE EQUILIBRIUM
  (1973) - Part II: Basic conditions for stable equilibrium at the international level - 7 The seventh rule requires the separation between the money-markets and capital-markets at the international level   PP: 146
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 4: A REORGANIZATION PLAN OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND AS ORIENTED TOWARD CONDITIONS OF STABLE EQUILIBRIUM
  (1973) - Part III: A new sounder foundation of the International Monetary Fund   PP: 147
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 4: A REORGANIZATION PLAN OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND AS ORIENTED TOWARD CONDITIONS OF STABLE EQUILIBRIUM
  (1973) - Part III: A new sounder foundation of the International Monetary Fund - 1 The separation of two basic functions   PP: 147
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 4: A REORGANIZATION PLAN OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND AS ORIENTED TOWARD CONDITIONS OF STABLE EQUILIBRIUM
  (1973) - Part III: A new sounder foundation of the International Monetary Fund - 2 Prerogatives and rules of functioning for the Monetary Department of the IMF   PP: 147-148
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 4: A REORGANIZATION PLAN OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND AS ORIENTED TOWARD CONDITIONS OF STABLE EQUILIBRIUM
  (1973) - Part III: A new sounder foundation of the International Monetary Fund - 3 Extension of monetization of other suitable commodities to serve as international liquidity reserves   PP: 149
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 4: A REORGANIZATION PLAN OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND AS ORIENTED TOWARD CONDITIONS OF STABLE EQUILIBRIUM
  (1973) - Part III: A new sounder foundation of the International Monetary Fund - 4 The Banking Department of the IMF   PP: 150-151
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 4: A REORGANIZATION PLAN OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND AS ORIENTED TOWARD CONDITIONS OF STABLE EQUILIBRIUM
  (1973) - Part IV: Concluding remarks   PP: 152
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 5: THE UNENDING SEARCH FOR UNIVERSAL AND LASTING PEACE: FROM LEON WALRAS TO JAN TINBERGEN AND BEYOND   PP: 153-154
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 5: THE UNENDING SEARCH FOR UNIVERSAL AND LASTING PEACE: FROM LEON WALRAS TO JAN TINBERGEN AND BEYOND - Introduction //   PP: 155
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 5: THE UNENDING SEARCH FOR UNIVERSAL AND LASTING PEACE: FROM LEON WALRAS TO JAN TINBERGEN AND BEYOND - Part I: Leon
  Walras, a classical master of integrated micro-analysis   PP: 156
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 5: THE UNENDING SEARCH FOR UNIVERSAL AND LASTING PEACE: FROM LEON WALRAS TO JAN TINBERGEN AND BEYOND - Part I: Leon
  Walras, a classical master of integrated micro-analysis - 1 Leon Walras as a social economist   PP: 156
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 5: THE UNENDING SEARCH FOR UNIVERSAL AND LASTING PEACE: FROM LEON WALRAS TO JAN TINBERGEN AND BEYOND - Part I: Leon
  Walras, a classical master of integrated micro-analysis - 2 The Walrasian version of the "social question" and social peace   PP: 157
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 5: THE UNENDING SEARCH FOR UNIVERSAL AND LASTING PEACE: FROM LEON WALRAS TO JAN TINBERGEN AND BEYOND - Part I: Leon
  Walras, a classical master of integrated micro-analysis - 3 The seeds for a new doctrine of human solidarity   PP: 158
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 5: THE UNENDING SEARCH FOR UNIVERSAL AND LASTING PEACE: FROM LEON WALRAS TO JAN TINBERGEN AND BEYOND - Part I: Leon
  Walras, a classical master of integrated micro-analysis - 4 Walras solved the conflict between the concept of justice of equality and justice of equity   PP: 159
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 5: THE UNENDING SEARCH FOR UNIVERSAL AND LASTING PEACE: FROM LEON WALRAS TO JAN TINBERGEN AND BEYOND - Part I: Leon
  Walras, a classical master of integrated micro-analysis - 5 The Walrasian proposal of nationalization of land as a panacea for all social ills (including war) in a modern society   PP: 160-161
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 5: THE UNENDING SEARCH FOR UNIVERSAL AND LASTING PEACE: FROM LEON WALRAS TO JAN TINBERGEN AND BEYOND - Epilogue: Leon Walras as a candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize   PP: 162
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 5: THE UNENDING SEARCH FOR UNIVERSAL AND LASTING PEACE: FROM LEON WALRAS TO JAN TINBERGEN AND BEYOND - Part II: Jan
  Tinbergen, a modern master of macro-analysis   PP: 163
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 5: THE UNENDING SEARCH FOR UNIVERSAL AND LASTING PEACE: FROM LEON WALRAS TO JAN TINBERGEN AND BEYOND - Part II: Jan
  Tinbergen, a modern master of macro-analysis - 1 Jan Tinbergen as a social economist   PP: 163-165
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 5: THE UNENDING SEARCH FOR UNIVERSAL AND LASTING PEACE: FROM LEON WALRAS TO JAN TINBERGEN AND BEYOND - Part II: Jan
  Tinbergen, a modern master of macro-analysis - 2 The holistic approach viewed through the eyes of an econometrician   PP: 166-167
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 5: THE UNENDING SEARCH FOR UNIVERSAL AND LASTING PEACE: FROM LEON WALRAS TO JAN TINBERGEN AND BEYOND - Part II: Jan
  Tinbergen, a modern master of macro-analysis - 3 The world problem of poverty and Tinbergen's solution   PP: 168-169
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  Tinbergen, a modern master of macro-analysis - 4 The world problem of political insecurity and Tinbergen's solution   PP: 170-171
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 5: THE UNENDING SEARCH FOR UNIVERSAL AND LASTING PEACE: FROM LEON WALRAS TO JAN TINBERGEN AND BEYOND - Final remarks: On the threshold of a Third Revolution in social, economic and political thinking   PP: 172
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 5: THE UNENDING SEARCH FOR UNIVERSAL AND LASTING PEACE: FROM LEON WALRAS TO JAN TINBERGEN AND BEYOND - References   PP: 173-174
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 6: A MONETARY AND ECONOMIC DIALOGUE WITH LORD KEYNES   PP: 175-176
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 6: A MONETARY AND ECONOMIC DIALOGUE WITH LORD KEYNES - Introduction //   PP: 177
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    PP: 177-178
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  disequilibrium   PP: 179
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  PP: 180
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  I. The economics of stable equilibrium   PP: 180
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  I. The economics of stable equilibrium - 1 The Walrasian law of general equilibrium as a departure point   PP: 180
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  I. The economics of stable equilibrium - 2 The universal law of the natural parameter   PP: 181
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  I. The economics of stable equilibrium - 3 The Walrasian law of general equilibrium extended and reformulated   PP: 181
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  I. The economics of stable equilibrium - 4 The natural equality between real and nominal (money) incomes   PP: 182
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  I. The economics of stable equilibrium - 5 The natural (equilibrium) law of full employment   PP: 182
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  I. The economics of stable equilibrium - 6 The natural (equilibrium) law of price stability   PP: 183
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  I. The economics of stable equilibrium - 7. The natural (equilibrium) law of value   PP: 183
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  I. The economics of stable equilibrium - 8 The natural (equilibrium) law of capital formation   PP: 183
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  I. The economics of stable equilibrium - 9 The natural (equilibrium) law of stability of the banking and financial system   PP: 184
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  I. The economics of stable equilibrium - 10 The natural (equilibrium) law of normal profit   PP: 184
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  I. The economics of stable equilibrium - 11 The natural (equilibrium) law of distribution of natural income   PP: 184
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  I. The economics of stable equilibrium - 12 The natural (equilibrium) law of the markets   PP: 185
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 6: A MONETARY AND ECONOMIC DIALOGUE WITH LORD KEYNES - Part I: New and old foundations of monetary and economic analysis -
  I. The economics of stable equilibrium - 13 The natural (equilibrium) law of a balanced budget  PP: 185
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 6: A MONETARY AND ECONOMIC DIALOGUE WITH LORD KEYNES - Part I: New and old foundations of monetary and economic analysis -
  I. The economics of stable equilibrium - 14 The natural (equilibrium) law of foreign exchange   PP: 185
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 6: A MONETARY AND ECONOMIC DIALOGUE WITH LORD KEYNES - Part I: New and old foundations of monetary and economic analysis -
  II. The economics of disequilibrium   PP: 186
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 6: A MONETARY AND ECONOMIC DIALOGUE WITH LORD KEYNES - Part I: New and old foundations of monetary and economic analysis -
  II. The economics of disequilibrium - 1 How can we characterize an economic situation of disequilibrium?   PP: 186
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 6: A MONETARY AND ECONOMIC DIALOGUE WITH LORD KEYNES - Part I: New and old foundations of monetary and economic analysis -
  II. The economics of disequilibrium - 2 A few concepts and theorems related to the study of disequilibrium   PP: 187
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 6: A MONETARY AND ECONOMIC DIALOGUE WITH LORD KEYNES - Part I: New and old foundations of monetary and economic analysis -
  II. The economics of disequilibrium - 3 What are the basic reasons for the existence of disequilibrium conditions in a national economy?   PP:
  188
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 6: A MONETARY AND ECONOMIC DIALOGUE WITH LORD KEYNES - Part I: New and old foundations of monetary and economic analysis -
  II. The economics of disequilibrium - 4 The study of disequilibrium requires new analytical tools   PP: 189
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 6: A MONETARY AND ECONOMIC DIALOGUE WITH LORD KEYNES - Part I: New and old foundations of monetary and economic analysis -
  II. The economics of disequilibrium - 5 The universal law of duality   PP: 189
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 6: A MONETARY AND ECONOMIC DIALOGUE WITH LORD KEYNES - Part I: New and old foundations of monetary and economic analysis -
  II. The economics of disequilibrium - 6 Two bipolar economic elements or forces   PP: 189
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 6: A MONETARY AND ECONOMIC DIALOGUE WITH LORD KEYNES - Part I: New and old foundations of monetary and economic analysis -
  II. The economics of disequilibrium - 7 The general possibility theorem   PP: 189
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 6: A MONETARY AND ECONOMIC DIALOGUE WITH LORD KEYNES - Part I: New and old foundations of monetary and economic analysis -
  II. The economics of disequilibrium - 8 The concept of the orientation table   PP: 189-192
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 6: A MONETARY AND ECONOMIC DIALOGUE WITH LORD KEYNES - Part I: New and old foundations of monetary and economic analysis -
  II. The economics of disequilibrium - 9 The special possibility theorem  PP: 193
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 6: A MONETARY AND ECONOMIC DIALOGUE WITH LORD KEYNES - Part I: New and old foundations of monetary and economic analysis -
  II. The economics of disequilibrium - 10 A tripodal impossibility theorem   PP: 193
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 6: A MONETARY AND ECONOMIC DIALOGUE WITH LORD KEYNES - Part II: A monetary and economic dialogue with Lord Keynes   PP: 194
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 6: A MONETARY AND ECONOMIC DIALOGUE WITH LORD KEYNES - Part II: A monetary and economic dialogue with Lord Keynes - 1
  Problems of methodology and Keynes   PP: 194-197
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 6: A MONETARY AND ECONOMIC DIALOGUE WITH LORD KEYNES - Part II: A monetary and economic dialogue with Lord Keynes - 2 The
  Keynesian concept of economic stability   PP: 198-203ARTICLE : CHAPTER 6: A MONETARY AND ECONOMIC DIALOGUE WITH LORD KEYNES - Part II: A monetary and economic dialogue with Lord Keynes - 3 The Keynesian concept of monetary policy   PP: 204-205
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 6: A MONETARY AND ECONOMIC DIALOGUE WITH LORD KEYNES - Part II: A monetary and economic dialogue with Lord Keynes - 4 The
  Keynesian concept of money   PP: 206-207
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 6: A MONETARY AND ECONOMIC DIALOGUE WITH LORD KEYNES - Part II: A monetary and economic dialogue with Lord Keynes - 5 Keynes misjudged the mixed nature of the modern gold standard   PP: 208-210
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 6: A MONETARY AND ECONOMIC DIALOGUE WITH LORD KEYNES - Part II: A monetary and economic dialogue with Lord Keynes - I. The
  domestic aspect of the American gold standard after 1913   PP: 211-212
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 6: A MONETARY AND ECONOMIC DIALOGUE WITH LORD KEYNES - Part II: A monetary and economic dialogue with Lord Keynes - II. The
  international aspect of the modern gold standard   PP: 213-214
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 6: A MONETARY AND ECONOMIC DIALOGUE WITH LORD KEYNES - Part II: A monetary and economic dialogue with Lord Keynes - II. The
  international aspect of the modern gold standard - 6 Is Keynes's general theory of employment, interest and money really a general one? 
   PP: 215-217
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 6: A MONETARY AND ECONOMIC DIALOGUE WITH LORD KEYNES - Part II: A monetary and economic dialogue with Lord Keynes - Final
  remarks   PP: 218
• ARTICLE : CHAPTER 6: A MONETARY AND ECONOMIC DIALOGUE WITH LORD KEYNES - Part II: A monetary and economic dialogue with Lord Keynes -
  References   PP: 219
  

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• ARTICLE : Progress, sustainable development and the biotechnological society   PP: 1063-1073 Szenberg, Michael
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• ARTICLE : An explanation for the rising share of services in employment  PP: 1205-1230 Spithoven, A H G M
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• ARTICLE : How a natural scientist sees socio-economic problems and their solution: A dialogue with Sir Julian Huxley   PP: 720-738
• ARTICLE : Full-fledged and forthright social economists under-acclaimed  PP: 739-767
• ARTICLE : A step to endorse sustainability: Thoughts on a council on sustainable development   PP: 768-787
• ARTICLE : Problems to agricultural sustainability in developing countries and a potential solution: Diversity   PP: 788-801 Weber, Karl E
• ARTICLE : The "Asian economic miracle" unmasked: The political economy of the reality  PP: 802-815
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• ARTICLE : Gram Bangla model for poverty alleviation and self-reliance   PP: 878-892
• ARTICLE : Telecommunications and economic growth   PP: 893-906 Savage, Scott J
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• ARTICLE : On values and their estimation   PP: 980-993
• ARTICLE : A new perspective on the role of the government in economic development: Coordination under uncertainty   PP: 994-1012
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• ARTICLE : Chapter 2: Principia methodologica: A bridge from economics to all other natural sciences   PP: 393-468
• ARTICLE : Chapter 3: Two stabilization plans for a developed economy: West Germany and Israel   PP: 469-518
• ARTICLE : Chapter 4: A critique of pure reason and of practical reason in economics: On the threshold of a third revolution in economic
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• ARTICLE : Chapter 5: New times, new problems and new ideas: The fundamentals of a new research programme   PP: 563-600
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• ARTICLE : A theological economics   PP: 32-44
• ARTICLE : State, public sector and theoretical prerequisites to a model of an "economy without taxes"   PP: 45-61
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