Incoming Resources
- Stalking the black swan, research and decision making in a world of extreme volatility, Kenneth A. Posner
- From great depression to great recession, the elusive quest for international policy cooperation, editors Atish R. Ghosh and Mahvash S. Qureshi
- Policies and politics in Western Europe, the impact of the recession, edited by F.F. Ridley
- Unemployment, recession and effective demand, the contributions of Marx, Keynes and Kalecki, Claudio Sardoni
- Somebody in charge, a solution to recessions?, Pierre Lemieux
- World of work report 2012, better jobs for a better economy, International Labour Organization, International Institute for Labour Studies
- Why wages don't fall during a recession, Truman F. Bewley
- Booms and recessions in a noisy economy, Robert E. Hall
- Collapse and revival, understanding global recessions and recoveries, M. Ayhan Kose, Marco E. Terrones
- Financial crises and recession in the global economy, Roy E. Allen
- The International politics of surplus capacity, competition for market shares in the world recession, edited by Susan Strange, Roger Tooze
- End game, the end of the debt supercycle and how it changes everything, John Mauldin and Jonathan Tepper
- Post-Keynesian views of the crisis and its remedies, edited by Óscar Dejuán, Eladio Febrero and Jorge Uxó
- Cycles, growth and the Great Recession, edited by Annalisa Cristini, Steven M. Fazzari, Edward Greenberg and Riccardo Leoni
- The economic crisis and the state of economics, edited by Robert Skidelsky and Christian Westerlind Wigström
- Financial systems and economic crises, the main determinants of financial instability, Sebastian-Ilie Dragoe and Camelia Oprean-Stan
- The economic crisis in social and institutional context, theories, policies and exit strategies, edited by Sebastiano Fadda and Pasquale Tridico
- From crisis to recovery, the causes, course and consequences of the great recession, Brian Keeley and Patrick Love
- The global recession risk, dollar devaluation and the world economy, Carlos M. Peláez and Carlos A. Peláez
- The International Politics of Surplus Capacity, Competition for Market Shares in the World Recession, Edited by Susan Strange and Roger Tooze
- HBR's 10 must reads on managing in a downturn
- High-skill migration and recession, gendered perspectives, Anna Triandafyllidou, Irina Isaakyan
- Technological retrogression, a schumpeterian interpretation of modernization in reverse, Sylvi B. Endresen ; foreword by Erik S. Reinert
- Contours of descent, U.S. economic fractures and the landscape of global austerity, Robert Pollin
- Fool's gold, how unrestrained greed corrupted a dream, shattered global markets and unleashed a catastrophe, Gillian Tett
- Towards a general theory of deep downturns, presidential address from the 17th World Congress of the International Economic Association in 2014, Joseph E. Stiglitz
- The 1974-1975 recession and the employment of women
- Capitalism without capital, accounting for the crash, Alan Shipman
- Political multiplier effects of austerity explaining the contention in different arenas under the great recession, Chendi Wang
- Austerity, when it works and when it doesn't, Alberto Alesina, Carlo Favero, and Francesco Giavazzi
- Financial crises and recession in the global economy, Roy E. Allen
- From the great recession to labour market recovery, issues, evidence and policy options, edited by Iyanatul Islam and Sher Verick
- Realeconomik, the hidden cause of the great recession (and how to avert the next one), Grigory Yavlinsky ; translated from the Russian by Antonina W. Bouis
- Major recessions, Britain and the world, 1920-1995, Christopher Dow
- Ascent after decline, regrowing global economies after the great recession, Otaviano Canuto and Danny Leipziger [editors]
- Recession, the Western economies, and the changing world order, Lars Anell ; [translated by John and Peter Hogg (chs. I-IV & VI) and Mona Morris Nygren (chapter V)]
- Entrepreneurship in recession, edited by Simon C. Parker
- Accelerating out of the great recession, how to win in a slow-growth economy, David Rhodes and Daniel Stelter