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Web-linked index of post-autistic
economics review articles in 2005 Issue no. 30, 21 March 2005 Forum
on Economic Reform (Part l) Development
and Social Goals: Balancing Aid and Development to Prevent ‘Welfare
Colonialism’ Erik S. Reinert Game Theory: a
Refinement or an Alternative to Neo-classical Economics? Matthew McCartney Symposium on Reorienting Economics (Part
III) Towards a
Framework for Pluralism in Economics Jeroen Van Bouwel Finding a
Critical Pragmatism in Reorienting
Economics Bruce
R. McFarling Issue no. 31, 16 May Forum on Economic Reform (Part
II) Jeffrey
Sachs, Pia Malaney and
Andrew Spielman Julian Edney Teaching Heterodox Microeconomics Frederic
S. Lee Symposium
on Reorienting Economics (Part IV) Reorienting
Economics Through Triangulation of Methods Paul Downward and Andrew Mearman Peter Dorman Issue no. 32, 5 July 2005 Forum on Economic Reform (Part
III) The
Reform of Intellectual Property Greed (Part II)
The Rand Portcullis and PAE Perestroika in
American Political Science Issue no. 33, 14 September Forum on Economic Reform (Part
IV) David Ellerman
Clay Shirky Symposium on Reorienting
Economics (Part V) Critical
Realism in Economics – a different view Bjørn-Ivar Davidsen Issue no. 34, 30 October 2005 Robert F. Garnett, Jr. Pluralist
Integration in the Economic and Social Sciences: François Eymard-Duvernay,
Olivier Favereau, André Orléan,
Robert Salais, Laurent Thévenot Can
There Be An Economics Based on Religion? Mohamed Aslam
Haneef Issue no. 35, 5 December 2005 Forum on Economic Reform (Part
V) Some
Primitive Robust Tests of Some
Primitive Generalizations Kurt
Rothschild Economic Reform For Whom? Beyond The Washington Consensus Sen, McCloskey, and the Future of Heterodox
Economics Robert F. Garnett, Jr. Criticizing Dow
and Chick’s Dualism: Gustavo Marqués
Symposium on Reorienting
Economics (Part VI) David F. Ruccio M. Ben-Yami |