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Challenge: The Magazine of Economic Affairs
Editor: Jeff Madrick, M.E. Sharpe, Inc. ( challenge@mesharpe.com)
This vital journal gives its readers an independent perspective on economic issues they simply can't get anywhere else. Published six times a year, Challenge presents, in plain English, studies and analyses of the pressing economic problems that we face today; interviews with the most influential (and often controversial) economic and political leaders of our time; book reviews of important works; and compelling policy prescriptions for today's urgent economic issues. For down-to-earth information on the real economic world we live in, Challenge has no substitute. "Challenge magazine provides an array of insightful and eclectic analyses of current critical economic issues. No other economic publication can match its combination of relevance, readability, and solid reasoning." -Lawrence Mishel, President, Economic Policy Institute "Challenge is always stimulating, and never boring. Few journals combine relevance with in-depth analysis as it does." -Dani Rodrik, Professor of Economics, Harvard University "Challenge is the one publication on economic matters that succeeds in being both intellectually rigorous and completely readable. Each issue is crisp, relevant, and thought provoking." -Richard Leone, President, Century Foundation "Written in a clear, non-technical manner, the articles are by prestigious economists and well-respected scholars, and the editorial board includes several Nobel laureates. ... Recommended for high school, public, academic, and government libraries." -Magazines for Libraries "There is simply no other way to keep up with the real issues in the ongoing debate on economic policy than to read Challenge. Each new batch of articles provides a useful and important reality check on the way that policy debates are framed by the conventional press. A great antidote for intellectual sterility." -William Wolman, Business Week Magazine Challenge is now available in the JSTOR Archive as part of the Arts & Sciences IX and Business III Collections. Click here to view a sample issue online. Visit the Challenge Magazine Website. Click here for Information for Contributors. |
| ISSN: | Current volume: | Frequency Per Year: |
| 0577-5132 | Vol. 56 No. 3 (May/June 2013 - Mar/Apr 2014) | 6 |
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MAY-JUNE 2013
Vol. 56 No. 03
| Letter from the Editor | |
| 3 | |
| Values, Institutions, and Models of Institutional Change in Transition Economies | |
| Pasquale Tridico | 6 |
| The Future of Economic Idealism in East Asia: An Undervalued Cornerstone of the Western Pacific Strategy | |
| Roland Benedikter | 28 |
| Moving to a United States of Europe? | |
| Philip Arestis and Malcolm Sawyer | 42 |
| Understanding International Corruption and What to Do About It | |
| Herbert Werlin | 53 |
| Sustainable Social Security: A Strategy to Benefit Growth in Revenues | |
| Kathleen Krier | 74 |
| The Dismal Job Prospects in America's Future | |
| Herbert J. Gans | 93 |
| Keynes's Hundred Year Forecast | |
| Mike Sharpe | 101 |
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