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“[W]e are often curious about how it might be possible to reform our basic economic institutions in ways that are more favorable to human development. In other words, we are often brought to think along the lines of some of the great dissenters in the economics tradition — Polanyi, Dobb, Marx, Sen, McCloskey, and Dasgupta.”

January 9th, 2010

Nick Krafft quoting Daniel Little in Open Economics (Notre Dame), September 29, 2009. Source site and title: “Social Economics” as an Alternative

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The Bourgeois Revaluation:
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January 9th, 2010

The Bourgeois Revaluation: How Innovation Became Virtuous, 1600-1848 [Vol. 3 of The Bourgeois Era] © Deirdre McCloskey 2010 Medieval and Early Modern Economies had Bourgeois Capitalists And So Did the Ancient World But the Bourgeoisie has been Disdained There were Precursors of a Self-Respecting Bourgeoisie Yet on the Whole the Bourgeoisies have been Precarious The (more…)

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