Economic Pluralism
Herausgeber: Garnett, Robert F; Starr, Martha; Olsen, Erik K
Economic Pluralism
Herausgeber: Garnett, Robert F; Starr, Martha; Olsen, Erik K
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With contributions from a galaxy of economists - including David Colander, Robin Hahnel, Yanis Varioufakis and Fred Lee - this book is an important read and an attempt to break down the varied barriers that have been erected to economic pluralism.
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With contributions from a galaxy of economists - including David Colander, Robin Hahnel, Yanis Varioufakis and Fred Lee - this book is an important read and an attempt to break down the varied barriers that have been erected to economic pluralism.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 336
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. November 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 155mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 318g
- ISBN-13: 9780415747417
- ISBN-10: 0415747414
- Artikelnr.: 39595092
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 336
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. November 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 155mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 318g
- ISBN-13: 9780415747417
- ISBN-10: 0415747414
- Artikelnr.: 39595092
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Robert Garnett is Associate Professor of Economics at Texas Christian University. Erik K. Olsen is Assistant Professor of Economics and member of Doctoral Faculty at the University of Missouri Kansas City. Martha Starr is a member of the economics faculty at American University in Washington, DC. Prior to joining AU, she was a senior economist at the Federal Reserve Board of Governors.
Introduction - Economic Pluralism for the 21st Century by Robert Garnett,
Erik Olsen, Martha Starr: Pluralism and Economic Inquiry: Pluralism and
Heterodoxy: 1 Pluralism in Heterodox Economics by Frederic Lee: 2 Moving
Beyond the Rhetoric of Pluralism: Suggestions for an "Inside-the
Mainstream" Heterodoxy by David Colander: 3 Is Convergence among Heterodox
Schools Possible, Meaningful, or Desirable? by William Waller: 4 Raising
Dissonant Voices: Pluralism and Economic Heterodoxy by Diana Strassmann,
Caren Grown, and Martha Starr Theorizing Pluralism 5 Is Kuhnean
Incommensurability a Good Basis for Pluralism in Economics? by Gustavo
Marqués and Diego Weisman: 6 Why Should I Adopt Pluralism? by Rogier De
Langhe: 7 Ontology, Modern Economics, and Pluralism by Tony Lawson: 8 The
Cambridge School and Pluralism by Vinca Bigo: Pluralism and Real-World
Economies: Economic Democracy and the Common Good: 9 America beyond
Capitalism: The Pluralist Commonwealth by Gar Alperovitz: 10 From
Competition and Greed to Equitable Cooperation: What Does a Pluralist
Economics Have to Offer? by Robin Hahnel: 11 Growth, Development, and
Quality of Life: A Pluralist Approach by Ric Holt and Daphne Greenwood: 12
Beyond the Status Quo, in the World and in the Discipline: The Comments of
an Austrian Economist by Emily Chamlee-Wright Economic Cooperation:
Commercial and Communal 13 Hayek and Lefebvre on Market Space and
Extra-Catallactic Relationships by Virgil Henry Storr: 14 The Plural
Economy of Gifts and Markets by Ioana Negru: 15 Communities and Local
Exchange Networks: An Aristotelean View by Philip Kozel Pluralism and
Economic Education: 16 Promoting a Pluralist Agenda in Undergraduate
Economic Education by KimMarie McGoldrick: 17 The Illusion of Objectivity:
Implications for Teaching Economics by Alison Butler: 18 A Pluralist
Teaching of Economics: Why and How by Gilles Raveaud: 19 Economic Pluralism
and Skill Formation: Adding Value to Students, Economies, and Societies
byRod O'Donnell: 20 A Most Peculiar Success: Constructing UADPhilEcon, a
Doctoral Program in Economics at the University of Athens by Yanis
Varoufakis: 21 List of Contributors.
Erik Olsen, Martha Starr: Pluralism and Economic Inquiry: Pluralism and
Heterodoxy: 1 Pluralism in Heterodox Economics by Frederic Lee: 2 Moving
Beyond the Rhetoric of Pluralism: Suggestions for an "Inside-the
Mainstream" Heterodoxy by David Colander: 3 Is Convergence among Heterodox
Schools Possible, Meaningful, or Desirable? by William Waller: 4 Raising
Dissonant Voices: Pluralism and Economic Heterodoxy by Diana Strassmann,
Caren Grown, and Martha Starr Theorizing Pluralism 5 Is Kuhnean
Incommensurability a Good Basis for Pluralism in Economics? by Gustavo
Marqués and Diego Weisman: 6 Why Should I Adopt Pluralism? by Rogier De
Langhe: 7 Ontology, Modern Economics, and Pluralism by Tony Lawson: 8 The
Cambridge School and Pluralism by Vinca Bigo: Pluralism and Real-World
Economies: Economic Democracy and the Common Good: 9 America beyond
Capitalism: The Pluralist Commonwealth by Gar Alperovitz: 10 From
Competition and Greed to Equitable Cooperation: What Does a Pluralist
Economics Have to Offer? by Robin Hahnel: 11 Growth, Development, and
Quality of Life: A Pluralist Approach by Ric Holt and Daphne Greenwood: 12
Beyond the Status Quo, in the World and in the Discipline: The Comments of
an Austrian Economist by Emily Chamlee-Wright Economic Cooperation:
Commercial and Communal 13 Hayek and Lefebvre on Market Space and
Extra-Catallactic Relationships by Virgil Henry Storr: 14 The Plural
Economy of Gifts and Markets by Ioana Negru: 15 Communities and Local
Exchange Networks: An Aristotelean View by Philip Kozel Pluralism and
Economic Education: 16 Promoting a Pluralist Agenda in Undergraduate
Economic Education by KimMarie McGoldrick: 17 The Illusion of Objectivity:
Implications for Teaching Economics by Alison Butler: 18 A Pluralist
Teaching of Economics: Why and How by Gilles Raveaud: 19 Economic Pluralism
and Skill Formation: Adding Value to Students, Economies, and Societies
byRod O'Donnell: 20 A Most Peculiar Success: Constructing UADPhilEcon, a
Doctoral Program in Economics at the University of Athens by Yanis
Varoufakis: 21 List of Contributors.
Introduction - Economic Pluralism for the 21st Century by Robert Garnett,
Erik Olsen, Martha Starr: Pluralism and Economic Inquiry: Pluralism and
Heterodoxy: 1 Pluralism in Heterodox Economics by Frederic Lee: 2 Moving
Beyond the Rhetoric of Pluralism: Suggestions for an "Inside-the
Mainstream" Heterodoxy by David Colander: 3 Is Convergence among Heterodox
Schools Possible, Meaningful, or Desirable? by William Waller: 4 Raising
Dissonant Voices: Pluralism and Economic Heterodoxy by Diana Strassmann,
Caren Grown, and Martha Starr Theorizing Pluralism 5 Is Kuhnean
Incommensurability a Good Basis for Pluralism in Economics? by Gustavo
Marqués and Diego Weisman: 6 Why Should I Adopt Pluralism? by Rogier De
Langhe: 7 Ontology, Modern Economics, and Pluralism by Tony Lawson: 8 The
Cambridge School and Pluralism by Vinca Bigo: Pluralism and Real-World
Economies: Economic Democracy and the Common Good: 9 America beyond
Capitalism: The Pluralist Commonwealth by Gar Alperovitz: 10 From
Competition and Greed to Equitable Cooperation: What Does a Pluralist
Economics Have to Offer? by Robin Hahnel: 11 Growth, Development, and
Quality of Life: A Pluralist Approach by Ric Holt and Daphne Greenwood: 12
Beyond the Status Quo, in the World and in the Discipline: The Comments of
an Austrian Economist by Emily Chamlee-Wright Economic Cooperation:
Commercial and Communal 13 Hayek and Lefebvre on Market Space and
Extra-Catallactic Relationships by Virgil Henry Storr: 14 The Plural
Economy of Gifts and Markets by Ioana Negru: 15 Communities and Local
Exchange Networks: An Aristotelean View by Philip Kozel Pluralism and
Economic Education: 16 Promoting a Pluralist Agenda in Undergraduate
Economic Education by KimMarie McGoldrick: 17 The Illusion of Objectivity:
Implications for Teaching Economics by Alison Butler: 18 A Pluralist
Teaching of Economics: Why and How by Gilles Raveaud: 19 Economic Pluralism
and Skill Formation: Adding Value to Students, Economies, and Societies
byRod O'Donnell: 20 A Most Peculiar Success: Constructing UADPhilEcon, a
Doctoral Program in Economics at the University of Athens by Yanis
Varoufakis: 21 List of Contributors.
Erik Olsen, Martha Starr: Pluralism and Economic Inquiry: Pluralism and
Heterodoxy: 1 Pluralism in Heterodox Economics by Frederic Lee: 2 Moving
Beyond the Rhetoric of Pluralism: Suggestions for an "Inside-the
Mainstream" Heterodoxy by David Colander: 3 Is Convergence among Heterodox
Schools Possible, Meaningful, or Desirable? by William Waller: 4 Raising
Dissonant Voices: Pluralism and Economic Heterodoxy by Diana Strassmann,
Caren Grown, and Martha Starr Theorizing Pluralism 5 Is Kuhnean
Incommensurability a Good Basis for Pluralism in Economics? by Gustavo
Marqués and Diego Weisman: 6 Why Should I Adopt Pluralism? by Rogier De
Langhe: 7 Ontology, Modern Economics, and Pluralism by Tony Lawson: 8 The
Cambridge School and Pluralism by Vinca Bigo: Pluralism and Real-World
Economies: Economic Democracy and the Common Good: 9 America beyond
Capitalism: The Pluralist Commonwealth by Gar Alperovitz: 10 From
Competition and Greed to Equitable Cooperation: What Does a Pluralist
Economics Have to Offer? by Robin Hahnel: 11 Growth, Development, and
Quality of Life: A Pluralist Approach by Ric Holt and Daphne Greenwood: 12
Beyond the Status Quo, in the World and in the Discipline: The Comments of
an Austrian Economist by Emily Chamlee-Wright Economic Cooperation:
Commercial and Communal 13 Hayek and Lefebvre on Market Space and
Extra-Catallactic Relationships by Virgil Henry Storr: 14 The Plural
Economy of Gifts and Markets by Ioana Negru: 15 Communities and Local
Exchange Networks: An Aristotelean View by Philip Kozel Pluralism and
Economic Education: 16 Promoting a Pluralist Agenda in Undergraduate
Economic Education by KimMarie McGoldrick: 17 The Illusion of Objectivity:
Implications for Teaching Economics by Alison Butler: 18 A Pluralist
Teaching of Economics: Why and How by Gilles Raveaud: 19 Economic Pluralism
and Skill Formation: Adding Value to Students, Economies, and Societies
byRod O'Donnell: 20 A Most Peculiar Success: Constructing UADPhilEcon, a
Doctoral Program in Economics at the University of Athens by Yanis
Varoufakis: 21 List of Contributors.