These articles establish the subject matter, principal concepts, institutional analysis, and game-theoretic conclusions of Synthesis Political Economy, and extend the framework through critical engagement with established economics.

T-1 · Five Foundational Articles

  1. T-1.1 · Article 1: Subject Matter, Definitions, and Theoretical Sources
  2. T-1.2 · Article 2: The Institution of the Family—The Dialectical Movement of Life-Reproduction Capacity and Relations of Life
  3. T-1.3 · Article 3: The Evolution of Enterprise Institutions—Socialization of Capital and Mixed Ownership
  4. T-1.4 · Article 4: The Nature and Responsibilities of Government and the Political System—A Comparative Analysis of Three Major Hypotheses
  5. T-1.5 · Article 5: Equilibrium of the Grand Tripartite Game—Conditions and Consequences of Cooperative and Non-Cooperative Games

T-3 · Heheism

Heheism: The Philosophical Foundation of Synthesis Political Economy develops triadic checks and balances beyond binary opposition and discusses the integration of liberalism and socialism.

T-2 · Three Major Defects in Mankiw’s Principles of Economics

This trilogy examines three limitations in Mankiw’s textbook framework and develops an alternative analysis centred on the two and three kinds of production, the Grand Tripartite, and the global governance gap.

  1. T-2.1 · Part I: The Circular-Flow Model, Property Rights, and Household and Enterprise Behaviour
  2. T-2.2 · Part II: Government Production of Public Goods and Macroeconomic Disequilibrium
  3. T-2.3 · Three Major Defects in Mankiw’s Principles of Economics, Part III