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Pluralism in economics:
rethinking the teaching of economics
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On Saturday 18 October 2008 the
Association for Heterodox Economics (AHE) and the International Review of
Economics Education (IREE) hosted a One-day Workshop at City University,
London, on “Pluralism in economics: rethinking the teaching of
economics”. The Workshop was supported by the Department of Economics
and the School of Social Sciences at City University London, by the Economics
Network and the Royal Economic Society.
The initial call for papers for the workshop can be found here: http://www.staff.city.ac.uk/andy.denis/pluralism_workshop.pdf. IREE
is also publishing a special issue in November 2009 on the issue of “Pluralism in economics education: Issues in
teaching and learning”. The Call for Papers for the special issue can
be seen here: http://staff.city.ac.uk/andy.denis/IREE_pluralism.pdf.
Below you will find a list of
the presentations made at the workshop, as well as links to the papers
presented and videos of the presentations, where available.
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Andrew Mearman*, Tim Wakeley§, Gamila Shoib§ and
Don Webber*
(*Bristol Business School, University of the West of England,
and §Griffith University, Australia)
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“The need for pluralism in economics education: what do
students think?”
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Full paper – not yet
available.
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Video
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Stephen Kinsella
(Kemmy Business School,
University of Limerick, Ireland.)
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“Pedagogical Approaches to Theories of Endogenous versus
Exogenous Money: Pluralism in Action?”
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Full paper
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Video
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Dave Wilson and William Dixon
(London Metropolitan University Business School)
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“Performing Economics: A Critique of T&L”
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Full
paper
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Video
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Amy Cramer
(Pima Community College and University of Arizona)
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“Making Economics Stick: Economic Principles Educate
Voters.”
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Full paper
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Video – not available
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Jason Maupin and Monica Licher
(Virginia Tech)
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“Monist Economics and Pluralistic Public Policy: What
Economics Can Learn From Public Policy?”
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Full
paper
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Video
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Terrence McDonough
(NUI,
Galway)
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“Integrating
Heterodox Economics into the Orthodox Intro Course”
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Full paper
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Video
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Alan Freeman (AHE), Andrew Mearman and Ioana Negru (AHE,
University of the West of England, and Anglia Ruskin University)
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“Round table on benchmarking: should we have an
Economics benchmarking statement, and if so, what should it say?”
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Video
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