RE: Books for Review: Get 'em while they're hot!

[mongiovg@xxxxxxxxxxx (Mongiovi Gary)]

Derrick: Thanks for volunteering.  A copy of the Layard book will be on its way to you in tomorrow's mail.

All the best,

Gary

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Sent:	Thursday, July 22, 1999 9:09 AM
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Subject:	Re: Books for Review: Get 'em while they're hot!

Dear Gary,
	May I take a stab at any one of the following three if there is nobody
else better qualified who is interested in them.  I am starting a project
on income distribution in an LDC (Malawi), hence 1&3.  My work in the
political economy of Third World Development leads me to 2.  Derrick



1. Richard Layard: Tackling Inequality (Macmillan).
2.Sylvia Maxfield: Gatekeepers of Growth: the international political
economy of central banking in developing countries (Princeton).
3.Joep T.J.M. van der Linden & André J.C. Manders: The Economics of Income
Distribution: heterodox approaches (Elgar).




At 04:34 PM 7/21/99 -0400, you wrote:
>Books for Review: Review of Political Economy
>
>If anyone on the PKT list is interested in reviewing the following books
for the Review of Political Economy, please e-mail me privately.  As usual,
give me a week or thereabouts to sort through multiple requests for the
same book.  If I don't know you, could you please include a few lines about
your professional background and qualifications to review the book you
requested. 
>
>Thanks,
>
>Gary Mongiovi
>Co-Editor & Book Review Editor
>
>Here's the list, as an attachment and also in text format:
>
>
> 
>
>Philip Arestis & Malcolm Sawyer (eds): The Political Economy of Economic
Policies (Macmillan).
>H.W. Arndt & Hal Hill (eds): Southeast Asia's Economic Crisis: origins,
lessons and the way forward (Macmillan).
>Paul Beije: Technological Change in the Modern Economy (Elgar).
>Rolf Bommer: Economic Integration and the Environment: a
political-economic perspective (Elgar).
>Paul Burkett: Marx and Nature: a red and green perspective (St Martin's). 
>Benjamin J. Cohen: The Geography of Money (Cornell).
>David Conway: Classical Liberalism (Macmillan)
>Jim Couch & William Shughart II: The Political Economy of the New Deal
(Elgar).
>Neta Crawford & Audie Klotz (eds): How Sanctions Work (St Martin's).
>Annalisa Cristini: Unemployment and Primary Commodity Prices: theory and
evidence in a global perspective (Macmillan).
>Paul Downward: Pricing Theory in Post Keynesian Economics (Elgar).
>Sasan Fayazmanesh & Marc Tool: Institutional Method and Value (Elgar).
>Sasan Fayazmanesh & Marc Tool: Institutional Theory and Applications (Elgar).
>Andre Gunder Frank : ReOrient: global economy in the Asian age (University
of California Press).
>David Gordon: Economics and Social Justice (Elgar). 
>Joseph Halevi & Jean-Marc Fontaine (eds): Restoring Demand in the World
Economy: trade, finance and technology (Elgar).
>David M. Hart: Forged Consensus: science, technology and economic policy
in the United States, 1921-1953 (Princeton).
>F.A. von Hayek: Good Money, Part I (Collected Works, Vol. 5) (Chicago).
>Makoto Itoh & Costas Lapavitsas: Political Economy of Money and Finance
(Macmillan).
>Peter A. Johnson: The Government of Money: monetarism in Germany and the
United States (Cornell).
>Bruno Jossa & Marco Mussella: Inflation, Unemployment and Money:
interpretations of the Phillips Curve (Elgar).
>David Kiefer: Macroeconomic Policy and Public Choice, study edition
(Springer Verlag).
>Roger Koppl & Gary Mongiovi (eds): Subjectivism and Economic Analysis:
essays in memory of Ludwig Lachmann (Routledge). 
>Naomi Lamoreaux, Daniel Raff & Peter Temin (eds): Learning by Doing in
Markets, Firms and Countries (NBER). 
>David Landes: The Wealth and Poverty of Nations (Norton).
>David Lane & Cameron Ross: The Transition from Communism to Capitalism:
ruling elites from Gorbachev to Yeltsin (St Martin's). 
>Marie Lavigne: The Economics of Transition, second edition (Macmillan).
>Richard Layard: Tackling Inequality (Macmillan).
>Joep T.J.M. van der Linden & André J.C. Manders: The Economics of Income
Distribution: heterodox approaches (Elgar).
>Sylvia Maxfield: Gatekeepers of Growth: the international political
economy of central banking in developing countries (Princeton).
>Jacques Mazier, Maurioce Baslé & Jean-Françouse Vidal: When Economic
Crises Endure (M.E. Sharpe).
>Jonathan Michie & John Grieve Smith (eds): Globalization, Growth and
Governance (Oxford). 
>Gary Mongiovi & Fabio Petri (eds): Value, Distirubtion and Capital: essays
in honour of Pierangelo Garegnani (Routledge).
>Barrington Moore, Jr: Moral Aspects of Economic Growth (Cornell).
>Louis W. Pauly: Who Elected the Bankers? Surveillance and control of the
world economy (Cornell).
>Sam Peltzman: Political Participation and Government Regulation (Chicago).
>Michael Perelman: The Natural Instability of Markets (St Martin's).
>Mark Perlman & Charles R. McCann, Jr: The Pillars of Economic
Understanding: ideas and traditions (University of Michigan Press). 
>J.L. Porket: Modern Economic Systems and Their Transformation (St Martin's). 
>Paul Ryscavage: Income Inequality in America (M.E. Sharpe).
>Saral Sarkar: Eco-Socialism or Eco-Capitalism? (Zed Books).
>Theda Skocpol (ed.): Democracy, Revolution and History (Cornell).
>Myra Strober & Agnes Miling Kaneko Chan: The Road Winds Uphill all the
Way: gender, work and family in the United States and Japan (MIT Press).
>Philip Toner: Main Currents in Cumulative Causation: the dynamics of
growth and development (Macmillan).
>Timothy Yeager: Institutions, Transition Economies, and Economic
Development (Westview).
>
>
>Attachment Converted: "c:\docs\encldocs\Books.doc"
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Derrick K. Gondwe
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Department of Economics
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