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Political economy: the contest of economic ideas/ Frank Stilwell .

By: Stilwell, Frank J.BMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: New York : Oxford University Press, 2002Description: vi, 440 p. : ill. ; 25 cmISBN: 0195514580 (pbk.)Subject(s): Economics | Comparative economicsDDC classification: 330

Contents:

Part I Economic Processes and Problems:The Current Context 1 What is Political Economy? 2 The Personal is the Political Economic 3 Structural Economic Change; The broader view 4 A New Political Economic Order? Continuing challenges Part II Economic Systems: What's So Special About Capitalism? 5 Understanding and Evaluating Economic Systems 6 The Distinctive Features of Capitalism 7 Economic Theory in Historical Perspective Part III Back to Basics: Classical Political Economy 8 Capitalism Emerging:/I 'natural'order? 9 Private Vices and Public Virtues 10 Value, Distribution, Growth 11 Capturing the Economic Surplus: The land question Part IV The Critique of Capitalism: Marxist Economics 12 Contesting Capitalism: The Marxian perspectiue 13 Understanding Capital: The mode of production 14 Labour, Value, Exploitation 15 Capital Accumulation 16 Reproduction, Growth, Change 17 Economic Crises: Cycles or breakdown? Part V The Ideology of the Market: Neoclassical Economics 18 Free-market Economics: The foundations 19 Consumers: The ultimate power? 20 Firms: Engines of efficiency? 21 Market Structures: Coiiipctitioii us ij ririiic? 22 Distribution: Rcii'iird.< lorprodtictivity? 23 Economic Welfare and Neo-Liberalism Part VI Evolution and Reform: Institutional Economics 24 Economy and Society': Instiliiiioiialfoimdatioiis 25 A Dissident Tradition in Economics 26 Economic I^o\ver:.4/( insiiiuiioiudist pcrspccti\>e 27 Corporate Globalisation: Transnatmud inslitutioiis Part VII Stabilising the Economy: Keynesian Economics 2H The Disillusioned Defence of Capitalism 29 Constructing a Keynesian Model 30 Instability in a Monetary Economy 31 Macroeconomic Policy: 'I'he visihle hand 32 The Keynesian Legacy: Revolution, conntcr-revolntion, fenaissancc? Part VIII Contemporary Concerns: Modern Political Economy 33 A Radical ILefornuilation: Conlribniory ainvnts 34 Economy and Environment 35 Technology, Industry, Work 36 C.lass, (lender. Ethnicity 37 The Political Economy of the State Part IX Whither Political Economy? Conflict and Progress 3S Why Do Economists Disagree? 39 A Level Playing Field for Economic Ideas? 40 W(h)ither (aipitalism?

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Part I Economic Processes and Problems:The Current Context
1 What is Political Economy?
2 The Personal is the Political Economic
3 Structural Economic Change; The broader view
4 A New Political Economic Order? Continuing challenges
Part II Economic Systems: What's So Special About Capitalism?
5 Understanding and Evaluating Economic Systems
6 The Distinctive Features of Capitalism
7 Economic Theory in Historical Perspective
Part III Back to Basics: Classical Political Economy
8 Capitalism Emerging:/I 'natural'order?
9 Private Vices and Public Virtues
10 Value, Distribution, Growth
11 Capturing the Economic Surplus: The land question
Part IV The Critique of Capitalism: Marxist Economics
12 Contesting Capitalism: The Marxian perspectiue
13 Understanding Capital: The mode of production
14 Labour, Value, Exploitation
15 Capital Accumulation
16 Reproduction, Growth, Change
17 Economic Crises: Cycles or breakdown?
Part V The Ideology of the Market: Neoclassical Economics
18 Free-market Economics: The foundations
19 Consumers: The ultimate power?
20 Firms: Engines of efficiency?
21 Market Structures: Coiiipctitioii us ij ririiic?
22 Distribution: Rcii'iird.< lorprodtictivity?
23 Economic Welfare and Neo-Liberalism
Part VI Evolution and Reform: Institutional Economics
24 Economy and Society': Instiliiiioiialfoimdatioiis
25 A Dissident Tradition in Economics
26 Economic I^o\ver:.4/( insiiiuiioiudist pcrspccti\>e
27 Corporate Globalisation: Transnatmud inslitutioiis
Part VII Stabilising the Economy: Keynesian Economics
2H The Disillusioned Defence of Capitalism
29 Constructing a Keynesian Model
30 Instability in a Monetary Economy
31 Macroeconomic Policy: 'I'he visihle hand
32 The Keynesian Legacy: Revolution, conntcr-revolntion,
fenaissancc?
Part VIII Contemporary Concerns: Modern Political Economy
33 A Radical ILefornuilation: Conlribniory ainvnts
34 Economy and Environment
35 Technology, Industry, Work
36 C.lass, (lender. Ethnicity
37 The Political Economy of the State
Part IX Whither Political Economy? Conflict and Progress
3S Why Do Economists Disagree?
39 A Level Playing Field for Economic Ideas?
40 W(h)ither (aipitalism?

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