Thoughts On Economics

Suppose you find Marx's Capital intimidating. You could start with textbooks. I confine myself to a selection in English. I start wi...

"It is true that we cannot, in the time available, teach every- thing that we would like. But why do we pick out for treatment just th...

We live, dead to the land beneath us, Ten steps away no one hears our speeches. But where there’s so much as half a conversation The K...

On Another Topic, with an Appearance by Rutger Bregman. This post does not answer the question, but merely provides a bibliography. I hav...

is there a book with a focus exclusively on the TSSI more recent than the 2015 one in this list? Armstrong, Phil (2020). Can Heterodox ...

This post provides a list of textbooks: Syed Ahmad (1991). Capital in Economic Theory: Neo-classical, Cambridge, and Chaos , Edward Elg...

Some publishers have made it easy to get an overview of currently existing paradigms in economics, including non-neoclassical paradigms: ...

Matias Vernengo has noted the passing of Phyllis Deane. I think of Deane as a historian of economics, based on her 1978 book The Evoluti...

Any number of publishers have published series of books over the last couple of decades of interest to heterodox economists. Some are, I thi...

Does an ideological or normative bias exist in mainstream teaching or practice? I think Gunnar Myrdal's The Political Element in the Dev...