Reclaiming pluralism in economics /
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| Edition: | 1 Edition. |
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| Imprint: | New York : Routledge, 2016. |
| Description: | 1 online resource. |
| Language: | English |
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| Format: | E-Resource Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/10542340 |
Table of Contents:
- Chapter title author(s)
- Preface the editors
- Theme 1: The challenge to reclaim pluralism in economics
- Introduction to the theme
- Pluralist economics in my lifetime / John E. King
- Pluralism in economics : challenges by and for heterodoxy / Frank Stilwell
- Consistency in pluralism and the role of microfoundations / Sheila Dow
- Theme 2: Role of history of economic thought in the path to pluralism
- The history of economic thought and its mainstream enemies / Steve Kates
- The history of economics "down under" : repulsing the barbarians at the gate / John Lodewijks
- The influence of the history of economics thought on pluralism : the Cambridge economic tradition and Australian economics / Alex Millmow
- Theme 3: Pluralism begins : classical ideas, yesterday and today
- Reclaiming the "standpoint of the old classical economists" / Heinz D. Kurz
- Problems in Marx's theory of the declining profit rate / James Doughney
- The "Ricardian" theory of rent : a case study in multiple discovery and its mainstream absorption / Michael Schneider
- On Ricardo and Cambridge / G.C. Harcourt and Peter Kriesler
- Theme 4: Pluralism develops : twentieth century alternatives
- Kalecki on wages : an alternative to Keynes / Jan Toporowski
- Keynes, Kalecki, Sraffa : coherence within pluralism? / Neil Hart and Peter Kriesler
- Post Keynesian price theory with a Schumpeterian twist / Harry Bloch
- Adding a deeper behavioural persective to macroeconomics : the role of George Katona in framing and method / Therese Jefferson
- The "complexity revolution" seen from a historical and heterodox perspective / Tim Thornton
- Theme 5: Mainstream economics and neoliberalism : resistance to pluralism
- Introduction to the theme
- Veblen and the delusions to science of mainstream economics / Arnaldo Barone
- Neoliberal policy and employer industrial relations strategies in the United States and Australia / Patrick O'Leary
- Neoliberalism after the global financial crisis : a reconsideration / Michael Howard
- Conclusion : the road to reclaiming pluralism in economics
- In from the cold : from heterodoxy to a new mainstream pluralism / Jerry Courvisanos
- Contributors
- Index
- Figures and tables.