Capitalism and Society
Published by Walter de Gruyter
ISSN : 2194-6140 eISSN : 1932-0213
Abbreviation : Capital. Soc.
Aims & Scope
The Center on Capitalism and Society aims to further understanding of the mechanisms of capitalist dynamism and the satisfactions it gives.
Today’s established economics—the economics dominant in classrooms, banks and governments—misconceives the modern economy.
This disconnect has consequences for how we understand history, how we make policy, and how we view capitalism.
Its explanations fail and mislead at important junctures in modern history.
Until economics is grounded on the basic character of modern economies—the ignorance, the uncertainty, and the new ideas for speculation and innovation—it limits and distorts our view.
In capitalist economies, new commercial ideas are the driving force.
The implementation of many of them is boundless because either they do not require technological advance or they induce the advance they need.
This publication (supported by a generous grant from the Kauffman Foundation) provides an outlet for scholarly work that advances the goals of the Center, especially for those articles whose length, subject matter, approach, etc. might preclude publication in a standard journal.
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SJR (SCImago Journal Rank)
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2024 | 0.108 |
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2024 | Q3 |
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2024 | 13 |
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2024 | 28721 |
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2024 | 5 |
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