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The 2011 NSER team is proud to announce the publication of the 5th volume of the New School Economic Review, entitled, “What Is Economics?” This year’s journal includes a brief discussion on a department wide survey set, a special comment on the state of the economic discipline, an interview with Peter Radford of the World Economics Association, two peer-reviewed papers covering Marxian, Keynesian, and Neoclassical economics, as well as the launch of our Working Paper Series, with a paper on RCTs in development economics.  These contributions promote critical discussion at such an exciting time for our “dismal science”.

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An exciting day as the newest issue of the New School Economic Review is now available. The focus of the issue is on Crisis and Distribution, drawing on a conference hosted at the New School in Spring 2010, with conference contributions, talks and submitted papers. It’s a really exciting issue, which has been pushed through by this issue’s chief editor Miriam Rehm. We hope you enjoy it!

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Introduction

What does Financial Crisis do?
- Miriam Rehm

Papers

On the heterodox view of the crisis
- Korkut Alp Ertürk

America’s Exhausted Paradigm: Macroeconomic Causes of the Financial Crisis and Recession
- Thomas Palley

Crisis and Distribution
- Richard Wolff

Power Biased Technical Change, Endogenous Mismatch and Institutional Change
- Peter Skott

Conference Contributions

Crisis and Distribution: A Brief Historical Note
- Jane D’Arista

Crisis and Distribution
- Anwar Shaikh

The Distributional Effects of the Stimulus
- Ajit Zacharias

Developing Countries and the Crisis
- Sanjay Reddy

The IMF and the Global Financial Crisis
- Ilene Grabel

The Distributional Impact of the Crisis
- Jomo Kwame Sundaram

And it’s a really exciting issue on crisis and distribution, drawing on the conference hosted at the New School in the spring of 2010, with both paper contributions and transcribed talks – with video’s here. More to come, but excited that we’re almost there !

The journal will continue as usual, and the blog is a complement, from where we may also take on opinion pieces and other bits as the year goes. We continue our rolling submission format so take papers at any stage during the year, but these should be in either in spring or fall to make the summer / winter issues.

We hope you enjoy the issue.

-The Editors

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We have re-published the first issue of the New School Economic Review, with a brand new cover and index, but otherwise completely the same as the original.

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