Add to ORKGThe discourse in the pluralism debate in heterodox economics concludes that contested inquiry does not exist in economics and that heterodox economics is not an alternative to mainstream economics. This article responds to this claim and concludes pluralism is about promoting the right to have distinctly different theories and contested inquiry in economics. JEL classification: B40, B5
The epistemology of Heterodox Economics has been described as a type of methodological pluralism whe...
Until the end of the early 1970s, from a history of economic thought (HET) perspective, the mainstre...
An occasion such as this first ICAPE conference reflects an increasing coherence, and openness to co...
The discourse in the pluralism debate in heterodox economics concludes that contested inquiry does n...
Pluralism is the concept that there is no single methodology that is always the correct one for disc...
Pluralism is one of the most problematic concepts in the social sciences. Despite a bourgeoning deba...
This paper introduces a special issue of the journal devoted to work presented at two recent confere...
Purpose – The purpose of this article is to highlight the differences between mainstream and heterod...
States that pluralism is a problem that is confronted by both insiders and outsiders when they enqui...
The purpose here is to revisit the role of pluralism in heterodox economics and to make the case for...
There is evidence of an increasing coherence, and openness to communication, among the different str...
The paper addresses the arguments made by Frederic Lee on heterodoxy and pluralism. It argues that t...
International audienceThere have been many student calls for more pluralism in economics classrooms....
This chapter synthesizes the work presented in the previous 18 chapters of this book, and, in this w...
Pluralism in economics appears to be a double-edged sword: we need more than one theory to grasp and...
The epistemology of Heterodox Economics has been described as a type of methodological pluralism whe...
Until the end of the early 1970s, from a history of economic thought (HET) perspective, the mainstre...
An occasion such as this first ICAPE conference reflects an increasing coherence, and openness to co...
The discourse in the pluralism debate in heterodox economics concludes that contested inquiry does n...
Pluralism is the concept that there is no single methodology that is always the correct one for disc...
Pluralism is one of the most problematic concepts in the social sciences. Despite a bourgeoning deba...
This paper introduces a special issue of the journal devoted to work presented at two recent confere...
Purpose – The purpose of this article is to highlight the differences between mainstream and heterod...
States that pluralism is a problem that is confronted by both insiders and outsiders when they enqui...
The purpose here is to revisit the role of pluralism in heterodox economics and to make the case for...
There is evidence of an increasing coherence, and openness to communication, among the different str...
The paper addresses the arguments made by Frederic Lee on heterodoxy and pluralism. It argues that t...
International audienceThere have been many student calls for more pluralism in economics classrooms....
This chapter synthesizes the work presented in the previous 18 chapters of this book, and, in this w...
Pluralism in economics appears to be a double-edged sword: we need more than one theory to grasp and...
The epistemology of Heterodox Economics has been described as a type of methodological pluralism whe...
Until the end of the early 1970s, from a history of economic thought (HET) perspective, the mainstre...
An occasion such as this first ICAPE conference reflects an increasing coherence, and openness to co...