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real-world economics review
issue no. 100
download whole issue
Introduction to RWER issue 100 3
Real Science Is Pluralist issue no. 5 – 2001
Edward Fullbrook 5
Is There Anything Worth Keeping in Standard Microeconomics? issue no. 12 – 2002
Bernard Guerrien 11
How Reality Ate Itself: Orthodoxy, Economy & Trust issue no. 18 – 2003
Jamie Morgan 14
What is Neoclassical Economics? issue no. 6 – 2006
Christian Arnsperger and Yanis Varoufakis 20
A financial crisis on top of the ecological crisis: Ending the monopoly of neoclassical economics issue no. 49 – 2009
Peter Söderbaum 30
U.S. “quantitative easing” is fracturing the Global Economy issue no. 55 – 2010
Michael Hudson 41
Capitalism and the destruction of life on Earth: Six theses on saving the
humans issue no. – 64
Richard Smith 53
Secular stagnation and endogenous money issue no. 66 – 2014
Steve Keen 81
Piketty and the resurgence of patrimonial capitalism issue no. 69 – 2014
Jayati Ghosh 92
Capital and capital: the second most fundamental confusion issue no. 69 – 2014
Edward Fullbrook 99
Deductivism – the fundamental flaw of mainstream economics issue no. 74 – 2016
Lars Pålsson Syll 112
Radical paradigm shifts issue no. 85 – 2018
Asad Zaman 134
Growthism: its ecological, economic and ethical limits issue no. 87 – 2019
Herman Daly 139
Producing ecological economy issue no. 87 – 2019
Katharine N. Farrell 154
Economism and the Econocene: a coevolutionary interpretation issue no. 87 – 2019
Richard B. Norgaard 164
Inequality challenge in pursued economies issue no. 92 – 2021
Richard C. Koo 184
What is economics? A policy discipline for the real world issue no. 96 – 2021
James K. Galbraith 208
Consumerism and the denial of values in economics issue no. 96 – 2021
Neva Goodwin 224
Of Copernican revolutions – and the suddenly-marginal marginal mind at the dawn of the Anthropocene issue no. 96 – 2021
Richard Parker 242
Postscript: RWER is for everyone and no one
Jamie Morgan 264
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