The declining role of the history of economic thought (HET) in university research and teaching has been increasingly under debate. Many historians often recall the relationship between HET and heterodox economics (HEC), consider- ing it as a strength of HET and/or one of the reasons for its damnation among mainstream economists. In this contribution we reconsider the reasons for such connection focusing on the converse and less debated side of the issue—that is, the role of HET for and within HEC.
Heterodox economics and the history of economic thought / D'Ippoliti, Carlo; Roncaglia, Alessandro. - (2015), pp. 21-38.
Heterodox economics and the history of economic thought
D'IPPOLITI, Carlo;RONCAGLIA, Alessandro
2015
Abstract
The declining role of the history of economic thought (HET) in university research and teaching has been increasingly under debate. Many historians often recall the relationship between HET and heterodox economics (HEC), consider- ing it as a strength of HET and/or one of the reasons for its damnation among mainstream economists. In this contribution we reconsider the reasons for such connection focusing on the converse and less debated side of the issue—that is, the role of HET for and within HEC.File allegati a questo prodotto
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