Heterodox Economics

Heterodox EconomicsAndrew Trigg traces the heterodox tradition in economics from its origins in the anti capitalism ideas of the first half of the nineteeth century, through to Keynes and the present day and considers the methodological challenge they present to mainstream economics.

this volume provides a valuable resource on current approaches to scenography for professionals and students

moving beyond simplistic assumptions that do not reflect the diversity of arrangements we see in the world

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untechnical language how experimental research in this area has provided economists with much greater understanding of economic behaviour

It also explores ‘affect’ as a research methodology and uncovers the reasons why experience is more aligned with the notion of actuality than other modes of consciousness and thus more likely to be viewed as authentic

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The interpersonal relationships portrayed disclose important dimensions of care that have been overlooked in less contextualized discussions

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Roses and Morphine

Everyday Economics eschews the usual top-down approach of economics