This is a survey of mainstream economic methodology, both in the sense of mainstream methodology and of mainstream economics. Tensions are identified in methodology resulting from an increasing preference for descriptivism over prescriptivism, and in economics resulting from an increasing preference for fragmentation over axiomatisation. The increasing attention of methodologists to the actual practice of economists, and of economists to possibilities outside the traditional axiomatic strictures, are both welcome. But, still being based in a dualistic mode of thought, these developments threaten to go too far, denying methodology any constructive role and removing any focus on the foundations for theorising. Non-mainstream methodology is sh...
The methodological foundations of mainstream economics have been cited as one of the main reasons fo...
The purpose of the paper is to analyse the issue of a test method in economics. It calls for the nec...
There is a persistent aversion towards methodological discourse by most mainstream economists. Frank...
This is a survey of mainstream economic methodology, both in the sense of mainstream methodology and...
Mainstream economics has been running the gauntlet of adverse criticism for decades. These critiques...
The implicit goal of mainstream methodology 1 is to measure and determine the relations between econ...
The Handbook of Economic Methodology is a major multidisciplinary reference work on the developing f...
This thesis attempts to justify a normative role for methodology by sketching a pragmatic way out of...
In this paper, we introduce a new understanding of the mainstream notion in economics. Its distinct ...
Practicing academic economists are reported to pay little attention to work being done by economic m...
This paper discusses two views of economic method supported by economists: the economics (the scienc...
Although economists use a variety of methodological tools, the emphasis is often put onto formalisti...
Purpose – The purpose of this article is to highlight the differences between mainstream and heterod...
First paragraph: A growing sense of unease with the current state of economics has encouraged an inc...
It has been argued by some that the distinction between orthodox economics and heterodox economics d...
The methodological foundations of mainstream economics have been cited as one of the main reasons fo...
The purpose of the paper is to analyse the issue of a test method in economics. It calls for the nec...
There is a persistent aversion towards methodological discourse by most mainstream economists. Frank...
This is a survey of mainstream economic methodology, both in the sense of mainstream methodology and...
Mainstream economics has been running the gauntlet of adverse criticism for decades. These critiques...
The implicit goal of mainstream methodology 1 is to measure and determine the relations between econ...
The Handbook of Economic Methodology is a major multidisciplinary reference work on the developing f...
This thesis attempts to justify a normative role for methodology by sketching a pragmatic way out of...
In this paper, we introduce a new understanding of the mainstream notion in economics. Its distinct ...
Practicing academic economists are reported to pay little attention to work being done by economic m...
This paper discusses two views of economic method supported by economists: the economics (the scienc...
Although economists use a variety of methodological tools, the emphasis is often put onto formalisti...
Purpose – The purpose of this article is to highlight the differences between mainstream and heterod...
First paragraph: A growing sense of unease with the current state of economics has encouraged an inc...
It has been argued by some that the distinction between orthodox economics and heterodox economics d...
The methodological foundations of mainstream economics have been cited as one of the main reasons fo...
The purpose of the paper is to analyse the issue of a test method in economics. It calls for the nec...
There is a persistent aversion towards methodological discourse by most mainstream economists. Frank...