Economic Pluralism

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ISBN: 9780415777032 | 0415777038
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 9/25/2009

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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 anattempt to break down the varied barriers that have been erected to economic pluralism.

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Notes on contributors	p. xvi
Acknowledgments	p. xxii
Economic pluralism for the twenty-first century	p. 1
Pluralism and economic inquiry	p. 17
Pluralism and heterodoxy
Pluralism in heterodox economics	p. 19
Moving beyond the rhetoric of pluralism: suggestions for an "inside-the-mainstream" heterodoxy	p. 36
Is convergence among heterodox schools possible, meaningful, or desirable?	p. 48
Raising dissonant voices: pluralism and economic heterodoxy	p. 61
Theorizing pluralism
Is Kuhnean incommensurability a good basis for pluralism in economics?	p. 74
Why should I adopt pluralism?	p. 87
Ontology, modern economics, and pluralism	p. 99
The Cambridge School and pluralism	p. 114
Pluralism and real-world economies	p. 127
Economic democracy and the common good
America beyond capitalism: the Pluralist Commonwealth	p. 129
From competition and greed to equitable cooperation: what does a pluralist economics have to offer?	p. 145
Growth, development, and quality of life: a pluralist approach	p. 160
Beyond the status quo, in the world and in the discipline: the comments of an Austrian economist	p. 176
Economic cooperation: commercial and communal
Hayek and Lefebvre on market space and extra-catallactic relationships	p. 181
The plural economy of gifts and markets	p. 194
Communities and local exchange networks: an Aristotelian view	p. 205
Pluralism and economics education	p. 219
Promoting a pluralist agenda in undergraduate economics education	p. 221
The illusion of objectivity: implications for teaching economics	p. 236
A pluralist teaching of economics: why and how	p. 250
Economic pluralism and skill formation: adding value to students, economies, and societies	p. 262
A most peculiar success: constructing UADPhilEcon, a doctoral program in economics at the University of Athens	p. 278
Index	p. 293
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