structuralism approach, the dependency and world-system theory). We conclude that the interaction between IS and the theories … branches of development theories: the Sen’s theory of capability building and the Institutionalism, the neo-classic approach … different ways to think of systemic relationships. Finally, rather than focusing on the discussion of IS being or not a theory …

The paper criticizes the conception of value on behalf of the conventional economic theory, blaming it for the current … ruptures in the process of accumulation of capital triggering crisis like the actual. The theory of regulation is used in this …

wealth, also implicitly contain the elements of a theory of relative poverty. It is argued that the German tradition of … economics, of which Schumpeter is a part, has always encompassed the necessary elements of a theory of uneven growth. List, Marx … distribution of world activity and income. …

result in obtaining persistently optimal policies. Our theory is enriched by examples. …

exogenous forces, like technological progress or population dynamics (in neoclassical growth theory, where decreasing marginal …: the RBC theory and the Keynesian interpretation. …

thought from the 18th century to the present (for example, in modern growth theory) are mistaken. The metaphors of biological …

, or they depreciate. They cannot accumulate from an age of piracy to an age of industry. Yet modern growth theory …, unhappily, reinstates as initiating the theory of stages and, especially, capital accumulation. They are not initiating, whether …