Volume 10, Issue 4

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December 2017

Special Topic: New Structural Economics -- A Framework of Rethinking Development and Economic Policy and Special Topic: Subjects and Subjectivity in the Era of Neoliberal Globalization

Issue Editor:

Meng Wu

11 articles in this issue

Industrial Policy and China’s Economic Development: From the Perspective of New Structural Economics
Justin Yifu Lin
Original Paper 12 October 2017 Pages: 419 - 429
Structural Adjustment Approaches and Policy Design of the Chinese Economy: A Comparison Between New and Old Structural Economics
Yin Wu
Original Paper 12 October 2017 Pages: 431 - 454
Introduction to the Special Topic on “Subjects and Subjectivity in the Era of Neoliberal Globalization”
Meng Wu
Original Paper 11 November 2017 Pages: 455 - 458
Managing Subjectivity: Neoliberalism, Human Capital and Empowerment
Luca Paltrinieri
Original Paper 12 October 2017 Pages: 459 - 471
Beyond Character: Werner Sombart, Max Weber and the Question of the Subjective Roots of Participation in Capitalism
Stéphane Haber
Original Paper 20 September 2017 Pages: 473 - 483
The Imago of Revolution Psychoanalysis and Class Consciousness
Alessia J. Magliacane
Original Paper 13 October 2017 Pages: 485 - 508
The Sweatshop Workers of Nicaragua: Subjectivity, Labor, and Domination
Natacha Borgeaud-Garciandía
Original Paper 14 October 2017 Pages: 509 - 522
How Did Land Reform and Collectivization Reshape China’s Rural–Urban Relations
Jie Deng
Original Paper 30 August 2017 Pages: 523 - 546
Towards a Sociology of Adaptation to Rainfall Variability in Rural Zimbabwe: The Case of Charewa in Mutoko
Sandra Bhatasara
Original Paper 22 April 2017 Pages: 547 - 568
City as a Playable Unit
Brian Couch
Book Review 26 June 2017 Pages: 569 - 572
How to Innovate in Knowledge Management
Jantima P. Somboonsong
Book Review 27 June 2017 Pages: 573 - 576

Volume 10, Issue 4

Industrial Policy and China’s Economic Development: From the Perspective of New Structural Economics

Structural Adjustment Approaches and Policy Design of the Chinese Economy: A Comparison Between New and Old Structural Economics

Introduction to the Special Topic on “Subjects and Subjectivity in the Era of Neoliberal Globalization”

Managing Subjectivity: Neoliberalism, Human Capital and Empowerment

Beyond Character: Werner Sombart, Max Weber and the Question of the Subjective Roots of Participation in Capitalism

The Imago of Revolution Psychoanalysis and Class Consciousness

The Sweatshop Workers of Nicaragua: Subjectivity, Labor, and Domination

How Did Land Reform and Collectivization Reshape China’s Rural–Urban Relations

Towards a Sociology of Adaptation to Rainfall Variability in Rural Zimbabwe: The Case of Charewa in Mutoko

City as a Playable Unit

How to Innovate in Knowledge Management

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