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Position: Programme Leader, Economics and Finance, Money & Banking
Location: BS.4.22
Telephone: 0208 223 2227
Email: M.G.Marshall@uel.ac.uk
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UEL Royal Docks Business SchoolMike Marshall has taught on a wide range of degree programmes. He has given several conference papers and has published a number of articles on economic and social policy in both Britain and the USA. He edited, with Philip Arestis, 'The Political Economy of Full Employment', and has contributed chapters to a number of books. He has had articles published in the Scottish Journal of Political Economy, Review of Social Economy, Journal of Economic Issues, International Review of Applied Economics and History of Political Economy. His current research is in the field of sustainable development. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and Manufactures.
Programme Leader for BA Economics and BSc Finance, Money & Banking
Environmental/Ecological Economics and economic policy.
Reaganomics & Supply Side Economics: A British View'. Journal of Economic Issues, vol. 23, no. 4, 1989 (with P. Arestis).
‘The New Right & the U.S. Economy in the 1980s: An Assessment of the Economic Record of the Reagan Administration'. International Review of Applied Economics, vol.4, no.1, 1990 (with P. Arestis).
‘The Myths and Realities of Conservative Economic Policy Making in the U.S. in the1980s'. Review of Social Economy, vol. XLIX, no. 2, 1991. (with P.Arestis)
'Instability and Change in the World Economy'. (Review Article) International Review of Applied Economics, vol.5, no.2, 1991.
'Social Policy'. Entry in P.Arestis & Sawyer (eds), 'Handbook of Radical Political Economy'.(Elgar, 1993)
'Introduction: The Political Economy of Full Employment - Obstacles & Policies'.(with P.Arestis) Ch.1 of P.Arestis & M.G.Marshall (eds), 'The Political Economy of Full Employment'. (Elgar, 1995)
'Flexibility, Restructuring & the New Right in the US: The Political Economy of Plutocracy'. Ch.6 of Arestis & Marshall op.cit.
'Lessons from the Experience of the Swedish Model'. Ch.10 of Arestis & Marshall op. cit.
‘The Changing Face of Swedish Corporatism: The Disintegration of Consensus.’ Journal of Economic Issues, vol. xxx, 3, 1996.
‘Scottish Economic Thought & the High Wage Economy: Hume, Smith & McCulloch on Wages and Work Motivation.’ Scottish Journal of Political Economy, vol.45, no.3, 1998.
‘Reaganomics & Thatcherism’ in P. O’Hara (ed) ‘Encyclopedia of Political Economy’ ( Routledge, 1999)
'Flexible labour markets and economic performance: a critique of eurosclerosis deregulation strategies ' Ch.2 of Daniel S. et. al. (eds),‘Regulation Strategies and Economic Policies: Essays in Honour of Bernard Corry & Maurice Peston, Volume 2’ (Elgar, 1999)
‘Flexible Specialisation, Supply-Side Institutionalism & the Nature of Work’ Review of Social Economy, (Vol. LVII, June, 1999)
‘Luxury, Economic Development & Work Motivation: David Hume, Adam Smith & J.R. McCulloch’ History of Political Economy, (Fall, 2000)
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