<![CDATA[Journal of Interdisciplinary Economics Volume 25 Issue 1&2 January & July 2013]]>

<![CDATA[Journal of Interdisciplinary Economics Volume 25 Issue 1&2 January & July 2013]]> <![CDATA[1. From Learning to Knowing: A Psychological–Neurological Approach to Explain the Human Capital Formation Process 2. Convergence in Emerging Markets: The Case of Abuse of Dominant Position in Competition Policy 3. Institutions or Geography: Which Matters Most for Economic Development? 4. Special Section: Social Networks and Economic Development: An Overview 5. The Role of Networks in International Labour Migration: The Case of Returned Migrants in East Java 6. Production Efforts in Large Indian Cities: A Network-based Approach 7. The Nature of the Business Group: Power, Relational Contracts and Scope 8. Book Review: Book Review: Daron Acemoglu and James A. Robinson, Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and Poverty]]>