Aim: The article aims at developing an economic theory of reorientation. As Western subjects are disoriented by long …-time systematic commercial manipulation of their preferences, the theory focuses on new concepts of endogenous preferences and on the … theory in a historical analysis leads to three radically democratic policy proposals for initiating and accelerating a …

liberalization, as measured by economic freedom and doing business indices. This is the “freer markets, more rules” or “more … capitalism, more regulations” puzzle. This puzzle provides a window into the underlining mechanisms behind the complex regulatory … deregulation seems to have happened in a roundabout manner as a side-effect of regulatory capitalism, rather than by implementing …

capitalism relies on an account of profit that neglects the epistemic function of private-property markets. Once this is … acknowledged, capitalism retains some progressive credentials against radical alternatives …

capitalism, disfavors women. This could take many forms, such as lower wages for the same type of work, reduced career … satisfaction such that capitalism confers more life satisfaction on men than on women. We test empirically whether this concern is … of economic freedom (legal quality in particular, but also monetary stability, openness and regulation) are beneficial …

distract' elements inherited from the Neoliberal Boom (1990-2007). The only viable alternative is Social Capitalism. This …

ephor of capitalism, but as its key source of instability. Furthermore, due to "financialisation of the real economy," the …

While economic freedom has been linked to positive outcomes such as economic growth and well-being, studies examining … of economic freedom. It also discusses studies that investigate specific dimensions of economic freedom, including … body of research exploring the link between economic freedom and other forms of inequality, such as happiness, health, and …