The Handbook of Pluralist Economics Education (Routledge Advances in Heterodox Economics)

Book Cover......Page 1
Title......Page 5
Copyright......Page 6
Contents......Page 7
Figures......Page 9
Tables......Page 10
Contributors......Page 11
Acknowledgments......Page 14
Part I The need for pluralism in economics education......Page 17
1 Introduction and overview......Page 19
2 The meltdown and economics textbooks......Page 33
3 A revolution from the margin: A student perspective......Page 40
4 Why economics needs pluralism......Page 48
5 History of thought, methodology, and pluralism......Page 59
Part II Reclaiming the principles course......Page 71
6 The principles course......Page 73
7 Teaching economics as if time mattered......Page 85
Part III Core theory courses......Page 107
8 A pluralist approach to intermediate macroeconomics......Page 109
9 A pluralist approach to microeconomics......Page 136
10 Mathematics for pluralist economics......Page 166
Part IV Advanced courses/electives......Page 185
11 Pluralism in labor economics......Page 187
12 Sustainability economics......Page 197
13 International economics......Page 215
14 Money, credit, and finance in political economy: National, regional, and global dimensions......Page 246
15 Green economics: Emerging pedagogy in an emerging discipline......Page 272
Part V Conclusion......Page 281
16 Conclusion......Page 283
Author index......Page 285
Subject index......Page 289