Books
- Unorthodox Marxism with M. Albert (1978)
- Socialism Today and Tomorrow with M. Albert (1981)
- Marxism and Socialist Theory with M. Albert (1981)
- Liberating Theory with M. Albert, Holly Sklar, Lydia Sargent, Noam Chomsky, Mel King, and Leslie Kagan (1986)
- Quiet Revolution in Welfare Economics with M. Albert (1990)
- Looking Forward with M. Albert (1990)
- The Political Economy of Participatory Economics with M. Albert (1991)
- Panic Rules (1999)
- ABC's of Political Economy (2003)
- Economic Justice and Democracy: From Competition to Cooperation (2005)
- Green Economics (2011)
- Of the people, By the people – The Case for a Participatory Economy (2012)
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