Desai, R. and A. Freeman. 2001. ‘Value and Crisis Theory in the “Great Recession”’. World Review of Political Economy. Vol 2 … crisis. Focusing on recent discussions of “financialisation”, in particular a recent paper by Costas Lapavitsas, this article … factors in the crisis. In value terms, financialisation is a withdrawal from the sphere of production into the sphere of …

substituted, for Marx’s own theory, an equilibrium ‘reading’ of Marx that removes, from the theory, its capacity to explain crisis …

implications for the development of a theory of financial crises and government policies on crisis management. …

financial crisis attempts to highlight the significance of the soundness of banking sector in emerging economies where banking …

addition, the procyclicality of the financial system and the crisis exacerbates the effect, although the results differ across …

response to a request from the organizers to present suggestions for the policies required to get out of the economic crisis … and most deep-seated underlying cause of the present protracted crisis. Particularly effective – and, the paper argues … the crisis, above all in the so-called ‘advanced’ economies – better now named the ‘no-longer-developing’ or NLD economies …

and should be cited as “Alan Freeman (2011), Crisis, Marxism, and Economic Laws: A Response to Gary Mongiovi, in Paul …, in turn, responded to my article ‘Crisis and “law of motion” in economics: a critique of positivist Marxism’ (Freeman …

examined the role economists played in the Swedish public debate over its financial and economic crisis of 1992 and 1993 (Jakee … Europe, post-2007. The very survival of Sweden’s famed welfare state was fiercely debated during the 1992–93 crisis, just as …

answers to the economic crisis, the social problems of a deeply unequal world, and to resource depletion and rape. Culture has …