Rethinking Economics: An Introduction to Pluralist Economics

Foreward - Martin Wolf

Introduction

1. Post-Keynesian Economics - Engelbert Stockhammer
2. Marxist Economics - Ben Fine & Alfredo Saad-Filho
3. Austrian Economics - Xavier Méra & Guido Hülsmann
4. Institutional Economics - Geoffrey M. Hodgson
5. Feminist Economics - Susan Himmelweit
6. Behavioural Economics - Stephen Young
7. Complexity Economics - Alan Kirman
8. Co-operative Economics - Molly Scott Cato
9. Ecological Economics - Clive L. Spash & Viviana Asara

Epilogue: What is Rethinking Economics and how can you get involved?

Liliann Fischer has an International Relations background, recently graduating from her first Master's degree in Global Conflict and Peace Processes at the University of Aberdeen and is now studying for a second degree in Political Psychology at the University of Kent, UK.

Joe Hasell graduated in Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) from the University of Oxford. Following a recent Masters in Economics and Finance at the University of Naples Federico II, Italy, he has just begun a PhD in Ecological Economics at the University of Leeds, UK.

J.Christopher Proctor studied Economics, History and Politics at the University of Tulsa before doing the EPOG Master's program at Kingston University, London and Université Paris 13. He is currently an Associate in Pluralist Economics for oikos International.

David Uwakwe became involved with Rethinking Economics while studying Political Economy at Kingston University, London. Since graduating, he has been working as a freelance journalist and is currently living in his native Dublin.

Zach Ward-Perkins is a former PPE student at the University of Manchester and a co-founder of the Post-Crash Economics society. Zach is one of the co-authors of The Econocracy: The Perils of Leaving Economics to the Experts.

Catriona Watson is a former PPE student, Head of Campaigns at Rethinking Economics and co-founder of the Post-Crash Economics society. She is now studying for a postgraduate degree in Economics at Leeds University, UK.