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Journal of Contextual Economics – Schmollers Jahrbuch

Volumes

Volume 141, 2021 (2)
- Issue 3 [pp. 149–272]
- Issue 1-2: New Trends in Contextual Economics [pp. 1–147]
Volume 140, 2020 (3)
- Issue 3-4: Freedom and History in Economics: Essays in Honor of Deirdre Nansen McCloskey [pp. 229–385]
- Issue 2: Rationalization and Context Intertwined: Max Weber’s Political Economy [pp. 110–228]
- Issue 1 [pp. 1–110]
Volume 139, 2019 (2)
- Issue 2-4: Liberalism in the 21st Century: Lessons from the Colloque Walter Lippmann [pp. 177–436]
- Issue 1 [pp. 1–176]
Volume 138, 2018 (3)
- Issue 3-4: Socio-Economics and Its Methodology: German Political Economy, 1896–1938 [pp. 1–425]
- Issue 2 [pp. 89–184]
- Issue 1 [pp. 1–88]
Volume 137, 2017 (3)
- Issue 4 [pp. 331–440]
- Issue 3 [pp. 193–329]
- Issue 1-2: Institutions in Development Research: Buzzword or Real Impact [pp. 1–192]
Volume 136, 2016 (4)
- Issue 4: The Idea of Justice in Economics [pp. 331–415]
- Issue 3 [pp. 237–330]
- Issue 2 [pp. 131–236]
- Issue 1 [pp. 1–130]
Volume 135, 2015 (4)
- Issue 1 [pp. 1–108]
- Issue 4: Health and Labour Markets [pp. 411–562]
- Issue 3 [pp. 249–409]
- Issue 2 [pp. 109–248]
Volume 134, 2014 (4)
- Issue 4 [pp. 391–548]
- Issue 3 [pp. 259–389]
- Issue 2 [pp. 149–259]
- Issue 1 [pp. 1–148]
Volume 133, 2013 (4)
- Issue 4 [pp. 477–632]
- Issue 3 [pp. 345–475]
- Issue 2 [pp. 117–343]
- Issue 1 [pp. 1–116]
Volume 132, 2012 (4)
- Issue 4 [pp. 473–673]
- Issue 3 [pp. 359–471]
- Issue 2 [pp. 147–357]
- Issue 1 [pp. 1–146]
Volume 131, 2011 (4)
- Issue 4 [pp. 547–650]
- Issue 3 [pp. 431–546]
- Issue 2: Proceedings of the 9th International Socio-Economic Panel User Conference (SOEP 2010) [pp. 207–429]
- Issue 1 [pp. 1–205]
Volume 130, 2010 (4)
- Issue 4 [pp. 445–657]
- Issue 3 [pp. 279–443]
- Issue 2 [pp. 143–277]
- Issue 1 [pp. 1–142]
Volume 129, 2009 (4)
- Issue 4 [pp. 523–656]
- Issue 3 [pp. 375–522]
- Issue 2 [pp. 149–374]
- Issue 1 [pp. 1–148]
Volume 128, 2008 (4)
- Issue 4 [pp. 511–670]
- Issue 3 [pp. 329–509]
- Issue 2 [pp. 191–328]
- Issue 1 [pp. 1–190]
Volume 127, 2007 (4)
- Issue 4 [pp. 511–668]
- Issue 3 [pp. 343–509]
- Issue 2 [pp. 193–342]
- Issue 1 [pp. 1–191]
Volume 126, 2006 (4)
- Issue 4 [pp. 489–663]
- Issue 3 [pp. 337–488]
- Issue 2 [pp. 139–336]
- Issue 1 [pp. 1–137]
Volume 125, 2005 (4)
- Issue 4 [pp. 449–595]
- Issue 3 [pp. 347–447]
- Issue 2 [pp. 207–346]
- Issue 1 [pp. 1–205]
Volume 124, 2004 (4)
- Issue 4 [pp. 469–608]
- Issue 3 [pp. 327–467]
- Issue 2 [pp. 191–325]
- Issue 1 [pp. 1–190]
Volume 123, 2003 (4)
- Issue 4 [pp. 471–600]
- Issue 3 [pp. 337–470]
- Issue 2 [pp. 235–335]
- Issue 1 [pp. 1–233]
Volume 122, 2002 (4)
- Issue 4 [pp. 519–651]
- Issue 3 [pp. 327–517]
- Issue 2 [pp. 155–325]
- Issue 1 [pp. 1–153]
Volume 121, 2001 (4)
- Issue 4 [pp. 469–654]
- Issue 3 [pp. 285–470]
- Issue 2 [pp. 139–283]
- Issue 1 [pp. 1–137]
Volume 120, 2000 (4)
- Issue 4 [pp. 535–672]
- Issue 3 [pp. 309–534]
- Issue 2 [pp. 169–308]
- Issue 1 [pp. 1–158]

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Journal Details

ISSN (Online)

2568-762X

ISSN (Print)

2568-7603

Editors

Language

English

Subjects

Economics, Finance, Business & Management

Description

Economics is social science. This central idea guiding the Journal of Contextual Economics – Schmollers Jahrbuch since its founding in 1871 has lost none of its relevance. Ever more scholars have discovered that an »isolating« economics that removes economic processes from their social, historical, ethical, and ecological contexts in the interest of applying certain formal methods runs the danger of missing important aspects of economic reality. In philosophy, the humanities, and the social sciences, contextualism has grown in importance over the last several years, a core postulate of which is that a fuller understanding of human thought and action requires a grasp of the context in which they are embedded. In line with its original intention, the main objective of Journal of Contextual Economics – Schmollers Jahrbuch is to offer such newer research a forum in which economic life is set in relation to its social and physical environment, particularly where the interface between the economic system and the other systems is studied. Institutional approaches appear to be particularly relevant to this purpose, nevertheless quantitative and qualitative methods are equally welcome. We also wish to solicit contributions that devote themselves to questions of long-term human development and societal change, including those from the perspective of economic history and the history of economic thought. Considering social and normative questions is an important thematic focus in the long tradition of this journal.

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