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What do economists know : New economics of knowledge

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Publication details: London Routledge 1999Description: 259p xiiISBN:
  • 9780415207508
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 330.000000 GAR
Contents:
Table of contents Preface. Acknowledgements. Economics of Knowledge: Old and New Robert F. Garnett Part 1: Academic versus Ersatz Economics. The Transgressive Knowledge of "Ersatz" Economics Jack Amarigloi and David F. Ruccio. Look at Me Look at You Judith Mehta. Jack, David, and Judith Looking at Me Looking at Them Deirdre McCloskey The Crowding Out of Academic Economics: The Case of Nafta Arjo Klamer and Jennifer Meehan. Bridging the Gap Between the Public's and the Economists Views of the Economy Robert J. Blendon, John M. Benson, Mollyann Brodie, Richard Morin, Drew E. Altman, Daniel Gitterman, Mario Brossard and Matt James Part II: It's not all academic. Knowledge Production, Professional, Authority and the State: The Case of American Economics During and After World War II Michael A. Bernstein. Foundations and Economic Knowledge Radhika Balakrishnan and Caren Grown. Can There Be Genre Difference in Economic Literature? Suzanne Bergeron and Bruce Pietrykowski Part III Reconstructing the Academic Conversation. Postmodernism and Identity Conditions for Discourses John B. Davis. The Role of Econometrics in the Neoclassical Research Program James R. Wible and Norman H. Sedgely, III. Part IV Teaching Matters. A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words Ulla Grapard. Mandating Knowledge: The Role of the Advances Placement Exam in Secondary Economics Education Claire Sproul. Strategy and Tactics in the Pedagogy of Economics: What Should be Done About Neo-classical Economics? Grahame F. Thompson. Working Knowledge of Economics? Richard McIntyre. Index.
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Table of contents
Preface.
Acknowledgements.
Economics of Knowledge: Old and New Robert F. Garnett
Part 1: Academic versus Ersatz Economics. The Transgressive Knowledge of "Ersatz" Economics Jack Amarigloi and David F. Ruccio. Look at Me Look at You Judith Mehta. Jack, David, and Judith Looking at Me Looking at Them Deirdre McCloskey The Crowding Out of Academic Economics: The Case of Nafta Arjo Klamer and Jennifer Meehan. Bridging the Gap Between the Public's and the Economists Views of the Economy Robert J. Blendon, John M. Benson, Mollyann Brodie, Richard Morin, Drew E. Altman, Daniel Gitterman, Mario Brossard and Matt James
Part II: It's not all academic. Knowledge Production, Professional, Authority and the State: The Case of American Economics During and After World War II Michael A. Bernstein. Foundations and Economic Knowledge Radhika Balakrishnan and Caren Grown. Can There Be Genre Difference in Economic Literature? Suzanne Bergeron and Bruce Pietrykowski
Part III Reconstructing the Academic Conversation. Postmodernism and Identity Conditions for Discourses John B. Davis. The Role of Econometrics in the Neoclassical Research Program James R. Wible and Norman H. Sedgely, III.
Part IV Teaching Matters. A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words Ulla Grapard. Mandating Knowledge: The Role of the Advances Placement Exam in Secondary Economics Education Claire Sproul. Strategy and Tactics in the Pedagogy of Economics: What Should be Done About Neo-classical Economics? Grahame F. Thompson. Working Knowledge of Economics? Richard McIntyre. Index.