Following are the organizations that make up the International Confederation
of Associations for Pluralism in Economics:
American Review of Political Economy
(ARPE)
American
University
– Department of Economics
Association d'Economie Politique
(AEP)
Association for Evolutionary
Economics (AFEE)
Association for Georgist Studies
Association for Heterodox Economics (AHE)
Association for Institutional Thought (AFIT)
Association for Integrity and Responsible
Leadership in Economics and Associated Professions.
Association for Social
Economics (ASE)
Association pour le Développement des Etudes Keynésiennes (ADEK)
Cambridge Journal of
Economics (CJE)
Cambridge Social Ontology Group
Center for Full Employment and Price
Stability (CFEPS)
Conference on
Problems of Economic Change (COPEC)
Dollars and Sense
Economists for Peace and Security (EPS,
formerly ECAAR)
European Association for Evolutionary
Political Economy (EAEPE)
Franklin
and
Marshall
College – Department of
Economics
George
Mason University
– The Program in Philosophy, Politics and Economics
Global Development and Environment
Institute (G-DAE)
International Association for Feminist
Economics (IAFFE)
Institute for
Institutional and Innovation Economics (IINO)
International Journal of Development Issues (IJDI)
International Sorokin-Kondratieff Institute
International Working Group
on Value Theory (IWGVT)
Japan Association for
Evolutionary Economics (JAFEE)
Journal of Australian Political Economy
Journal of
Post Keynesian Economics (JPKE)
Latin American Center of Social Ecology
(CLEAS)
Marquette
University
– Department of Economics
New School for Social
Research – Department of Economics
Progressive Economics
Forum (PEF)
Rethinking Marxism (RM)
Rollins College - Department of
Economics
Roosevelt
University
– Department of Economics
Society of Heterodox Economists (SHE)
Society for the Advancement
of Behavioral Economics (SABE)
Union for Radical Political Economics (URPE)
University of Massachusetts-Amherst –
Political Economy Research Institute
University of Missouri-Kansas City –
Department of Economics
University
of Notre Dame – Department of Economics and Policy Studies
