Critical Political Economy: Complexity, Rationality, and the Logic of Post-Orthodox PluralismRoutledge, 2007 M12 13 - 352 páginas This book asks how a more liberating economics could be constructed and taught. It suggests that if economists today are serious about emancipation and empowerment, they will have to radically change their conception about what it means for a citizen to act rationally in a complex society.Arnsperger emphasises that current economics neglects an imp |
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... idea of Critical Political Economy 6 A self-undermining orthodoxy 8 The new aims of political economy 10 The mainstream use of economic models 12 Economic knowledge as a tool for action 15 Plan of the book 17 PART I Uncritical ...
... idea of Critical Political Economy 6 A self-undermining orthodoxy 8 The new aims of political economy 10 The mainstream use of economic models 12 Economic knowledge as a tool for action 15 Plan of the book 17 PART I Uncritical ...
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... other foundations 197 The spread of critical ideas in complex economic systems 201 Can normative economics become emancipation-oriented? 217 Which characteristic emergents do we want? 220 Breaching the positive/normative.
... other foundations 197 The spread of critical ideas in complex economic systems 201 Can normative economics become emancipation-oriented? 217 Which characteristic emergents do we want? 220 Breaching the positive/normative.
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... ideas. Since individuals holding specific views will naturally think that they are right, such pluralism does not come naturally—whichever group gets power within the profession will try to restructure institutions to let its views ...
... ideas. Since individuals holding specific views will naturally think that they are right, such pluralism does not come naturally—whichever group gets power within the profession will try to restructure institutions to let its views ...
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... ideas. But before an idea is translated into policy, it has to leave the incubator and be massaged and taken up by others with practical knowledge. This means that academics, in their role as theorists, have to shy away from definitive ...
... ideas. But before an idea is translated into policy, it has to leave the incubator and be massaged and taken up by others with practical knowledge. This means that academics, in their role as theorists, have to shy away from definitive ...
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... ideas should be conducted. I think we both agree that pluralism and competition of ideas is a good thing. Who doesn't? But I see a much messier situation in deciding what is acceptable. Christian, I think, sees far too little ...
... ideas should be conducted. I think we both agree that pluralism and competition of ideas is a good thing. Who doesn't? But I see a much messier situation in deciding what is acceptable. Christian, I think, sees far too little ...
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