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Latest papers from the International Review of Economics Education
An examination of the intermediate microeconomic theory course. Current landscape and future directions
Gail M. Hoyt, Emily Marshall, Roisin O’Sullivan, Darshak Patel
December 2026Researching racial covenants: Integrating archival research and a marginal approach to antiracism in introductory US economic history
Jennifer Gnagey, Álvaro La Parra-Pérez, Rannon Chapman
December 2026Belief updating under strategic deception: Evidence from a classroom voting game
Tony Syme
December 2026Modular dissertation pathways in undergraduate economics: A case study of curriculum innovation
Panagiotis Giannarakis
December 2026Integrating economic podcasts into online discussion forums: Instructional framework and evidence from community college courses
Shengnan Fang, Ying Lin
December 2026
Latest papers from the Journal of Economic Education
Rethinking assessment in large lecture economics courses
Margarita Zabelina
September 2026Moving beyond perfect competition in teaching Pigovian taxation to control negative externalities: Some graphical analyses to illustrate the importance of market structure
Michael A. Spencer
September 2026Team-based learning and inclusion in higher education: A study on students’ sense of belonging
Chiara Tasselli, Tindara Addabbo
September 2026From data to insight: A scalable and accessible applied econometrics project for undergraduate students
Mahdi Majbouri
September 2026A nontraditional assessment tool in a macroeconomics classroom: Model IMF Summit
Prateek Arora
September 2026
Latest papers from the Journal of Economics Teaching
How to Teach an Oil Shock?
Petar Stankov
October 2026Achieving first-generation student success in higher education: Best practices for economics instructors
Eric Chiang, Erika Martinez, and Andrew Garrison
September 2026Test Preparation Services: A Market Analysis Workshop
James Staveley-O’Carroll and Bojan Amovic
September 2026Teaching Inequality: Cupcakes & Graphs
Christopher Clarke
September 2026Bluey! Markets, Money and Measurement
Wayne Geerling, Stephen Day, and Lauren Shifflett
September 2026
