The American Journal of Economics and Sociology 2009: Vol 68 Index & Table of Contents

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NUMBER ONE—JANUARY
Preface and Acknowledgments—Edward Demenchonok, |
INTRODUCTION
Philosophy After Hiroshima: From Power Politics to the Ethics of
Nonviolence and Co-Responsibility—Edward Demenchonok, 9
PART I. HISTORICAL CONSCIOUSNESS AND CO-RESPONSIBILITY
1. Globalization and Violence: The Challenge to Ethics—
Edward Demenchonok and Richard Peterson, 51
. The Democratic Peace Myth: From Hiroshima to Baghdad—
Andrew Fiala, 77
3. The Holocaust Sublime: Singularity, Representation, and the
Violence of Everyday Life—/ohn Sanbonmatsu, i01
4. Can Historical Responsibility Strengthen Contemporary Political
Culture?—Jenny Tillmanns, 127
5. The Project of Reconciliation and the Road to Redemption:
Hegel's Social Philosophy and Nietzsche’s Critique—
Steven V. Hicks, 153
PART Il. STOPPING THE VIOLENCE: MODES OF RESPONSE
6. No More Hiroshimas and Sharp Weapons—Keping Wang, 181
7. Relevant Hellenic Factors Favoring Effective Dialogue and Peaceful
Coexistence—Leonidas Bargeliotes, 205
8. The Grounding of Forgiveness: Martha Nussbaum on Compassion
and Mercy—Paul Gallagher, 231
PART III. STRIVING FOR HUMAN RIGHTS
9. Human Rights: Historical Learning in the Shadow of
Violence—Richard T. Peterson, 253
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10. The Universal Concept of Human Rights as a Regulative Principle:
Freedom Versus Paternalism—Edward Demenchonok, 273
PART IV. LIVING WITHOUT VIOLENCE: TOWARD A CULTURE OF PEACE
11. Toward Lasting Peace: Kant on Law, Public Reason, and
Culture—Marc Lucht, 303
12. Transculture: A Broad Way Between Globalism and
Multiculturalism—Mikbail Epstein, 327
NUMBER TWO—APRIL
An Introduction to Destructive Coordination—Mehrdad Vahahi, 353
The Career Consequences of a Mistaken Research Project: The Case of
Polywater—Arthur M. Diamond, Jr., 387
Determinants of Intercountry Internet Diffusion Rates—
Phanindra V. Wunnava and Daniel B. Leiter, 413
Stereotypes, Asian Americans, and Wages: An Empirical Strategy
Applied to Computer Use at Work—Sanae Tashiro and
Cecilia A. Conrad, 427
Do Higher Real Minimum Wages Lead to More High School Dropouts?
Evidence from Maryland Across Races, 1993—2004—
Stephanie O. Crofton, William L. Anderson, and Emily C. Rawe, 445
Home Ownership and School Outcomes of Children: Evidence from
the PSID Child Development Supplement—Lisa L. Mohanty and
Lakshmi K. Raut, 465
Art Museum Attendance, Public Funding, and the Business
Cycle—Sarah J. Skinner, Robert B. Ekelund, Jr., and
John D. Jackson, 491
The Impact of American Politics on Perceptions of Women’s Golfing
Abilities—Michelle M. Arthur, Harry J. Van Buren III, and
Robert G. Del Campo, 517
Migration and the Tiebout-Tullock Hypothesis Revisited—
Richard J. Cebula, 541
College Football and Student Quality: An Advertising Effect or Culture
and Tradition?—D. Randall Smith, 553
Index to Volume 68 1171
Seasonal Homes and the Local Property Tax: Evidence from New York
State—Lester Hadsell and Chad Colarusso, 581
Investigating Smoker's Profile: The Role of Psychosocial Characteristics
and the Effectiveness of Tobacco Policy Tools—Elena Raptou,
Konstadinos Mattas, and Constantinos Katrakilidis, 603
NUMBER THREE—JULY
Private Property and the Law of Nature in Locke’s Two Treatises: The
Best Advantage of Life and Convenience—B. Jeffrey Reno, 639
Business Success Through Social Networks? A Comment on Social
Networks and Business Success—Henrik Egbert, 605
Market Uncertainty and Socially Embedded Reputation—Harris H. Kim,
679
With Friends Like These: Endogenous Labor Market Segregation with
Homogeneous, Nonprejudiced Agents—Tavis Barr, 703
Economic Crime as Hiding Behavior—Oskar Engdabl, 747
The Western Expansion as a Common Pool Problem: The Contrasting
Histories of the Brazilian and North American Pioneers—
Fernando Zanella and Christopher Westley, sc 775
Reconsideration of Economic Views of a Classical Empire and a
Nation-State During the Mercantilist Ages—Mehmet Bulut, 791
NUMBER FOUR—OCTOBER
Frontispiece Portrait of Mason Gaffney, xi
Editor's Introduction—Clifford W. Cobb, 829
1. The Role of Land Markets in Economic Crises—Mason Gaffney, 855
2. A New Framework for Macroeconomics: Achieving Full Employment
by Increasing Capital Turnover—Mason Gaffney, 889
3. Money, Credit, and Crisis—Mason Gaffney, 983
Announcement, 1039
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NUMBER FIVE—VOVEMBER
The Market, the Firm, and the Economics Profession—Daniel Sutter,
1041
Smith and Living Wages: Arguments in Support of a Mandated Living
Wage—Beisy Jane Clary, 1063
Paradigms and Novelty in Economics: The History of Economic
Thought as a Source of Enlightenment— Wilfred Dolfsma and
Patrick J. Welch, 1085
Too Much Competition in Higher Education? Some Conceptual Remarks
on the Excessive-Signaling Hypothesis—Karsten Mause, 1107
Corruption’s Effect on Business Venturing Within the United
States—David T. Mitchell and Noel D. Campbell, 1135
COMMENTS
Henry George Under the Microscope: Comments on “Henry George’s
Political Critics’"—Richard Giles, 1153
Index, 1169
INDEX OF CONTRIBUTORS
ARTHUR, MICHELLE M., VAN BUREN Harry J. II] AND ROBERT G. DEL CAmMpo.
The Impact of American Politics on Perceptions of Women’s Golfing
Abilities, 517
BARGELIOTES, LEONIDAS. 7. Relevant Hellenic Factors Favoring Effective
Dialogue and Peaceful Coexistence, 205
Barr, Tavis. With Friends Like These: Endogenous Labor Market
Segregation with Homogeneous, Nonprejudiced Agents, 703
BULUT, MEHMET. Reconsideration of Economic Views of a Classical
Empire and a Nation-State During the Mercantilist Ages, 791
CEBULA, RICHARD J. Migration and the Tiebout-Tullock Hypothesis
Revisited, 541
Cary, Betsy JANE. Smith and Living Wages: Arguments in Support of a
Mandated Living Wage, 1063
Coss, CLIFFORD. W. Editor’s Introduction, 829
Index to Volume 68 1173
CROFTON, STEPHANIE O., ANDERSON WILLIAM L. AND EMILY C. RAWE. Do
Higher Real Minimum Wages Lead to More High School Dropouts?
Evidence from Maryland Across Races, 1993-2004, 445
DEMENCHONOK, EDWARD. Preface and Acknowledgments, 1
DEMENCHONOK, EDWARD. Philosophy After Hiroshima: From Power
Politics to the Ethics of Nonviolence and Co-Responsibility, 9
DEMENCHONOK, Epwarb. 10. The Universal Concept of Human Rights as
a Regulative Principle: Freedom Versus Paternalism, 273
DEMENCHONOK, EDWARD AND RICHARD PETERSON. 1. Globalization and
Violence: The Challenge to Ethics, 51
DIAMOND, ARTHUR M. Jr. The Career Consequences of a Mistaken
Research Project: The Case of Polywater, 387
DOLFSMA, WILFRED AND PATRICK J. WELCH. Paradigms and Novelty in
Economics: The History of Economic Thought as a Source of
Enlightenment, 1085
EGBERT, HENRIK. Business Success Through Social Networks? A
Comment on Social Networks and Business Success, 665
ENGDAHL, Oskar. Economic Crime as Hiding Behavior, 747
EpsTEIN, MIKHAIL. 12. Transculture: A Broad Way Between Globalism
and Multiculturalism, 327
FIALA, ANDREW. 2. The Democratic Peace Myth: From Hiroshima to
Baghdad, 77
GAFFNEY, MASON. 1. The Role of Land Markets in Economic Crises, 855
GAFFNEY, Mason. 2. A New Framework for Macroeconomics: Achieving
Full Employment by Increasing Capital Turnover, 889
GAFFNEY, Mason. 3. Money, Credit, and Crisis, 983
GALLAGHER, PAUL. 8. The Grounding of Forgiveness: Martha Nussbaum
on Compassion and Mercy, 231
GILEs, RICHARD. Henry George Under the Microscope: Comments on
“Henry George's Political Critics”, 1153
HADSELL, LESTER AND CHAD COLARUSSO. Seasonal Homes and the Local
Property Tax: Evidence from New York State, 581
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Hicks, STEVEN V. 5. The Project of Reconciliation and the Road to
Redemption: Hegel’s Social Philosophy and Nietzsche’s Critique, 153
Kim, Harris H. Market Uncertainty and Socially Embedded Reputation,
679
LucuTt, Marc. 11. Toward Lasting Peace: Kant on Law, Public Reason,
and Culture, 303
Mause, Karsten. Too Much Competition in Higher Education? Some
Conceptual Remarks on the Excessive-Signaling Hypothesis, 1107
MiTcHELL, Davip T. AND Noe. D. CampBELL. Corruption’s Effect on
Business Venturing Within the United States, 1135
MOHANTY, Lisa L. AND LAKSHMI K. RAuT. Home Ownership and School
Outcomes of Children: Evidence from the PSID Child Development
Supplement, 465
PETERSON, RICHARD T. 9. Human Rights: Historical Learning in the
Shadow of Violence, 253
RaptTou, ELENA, MATTAS KONSTADINOS AND CONSTANTINOS KATRAKILIDIS.
Investigating Smoker's Profile: The Role of Psychosocial
Characteristics and the Effectiveness of Tobacco Policy Tools, 603
RENO, B. JEFFREY. Private Property and the Law of Nature in Locke’s
Two Treatises. The Best Advantage of Life and Convenience, 639
SANBONMATSU, JOHN. 3. The Holocaust Sublime: Singularity,
Representation, and the Violence of Everyday Life, 101
SKINNER, SARAH J., EKELUND ROBERT B. Jr. AND JOHN D. JACKSON. Art
Museum Attendance, Public Funding, and the Business Cycle, 491
SMITH, D. RANDALL. College Football and Student Quality: An Advertising
Effect or Culture and Tradition? 553
SUTTER, DANIEL. The Market, the Firm, and the Economics Profession,
1041
TASHIRO, SANAE AND CECILIA A. CONRAD. Stereotypes, Asian Americans,
and Wages: An Empirical Strategy Applied to Computer Use at Work,
427
TILLMANNS, JENNY. 4. Can Historical Responsibility Strengthen
Contemporary Political Culture?, 127
Index to Volume 68 1175
VAHABI, MEHRDAD. An Introduction to Destructive Coordination, 353
WANG, KEPING. 6. No More Hiroshimas and Sharp Weapons, 181
WUNNAVA, PHANINDRA V. AND DANIEL B. Lerrer. Determinants of
Intercountry Internet Diffusion Rates, 413
ZANELLA, FERNANDO AND CHRISTOPHER WESTLEY. The Western Expansion as
a Common Pool Problem: The Contrasting Histories of the Brazilian
and North American Pioneers, 775