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Special Issue: Beyond marketfundamentalist economics an agenda for heterodox economics to change the dominant narrative. Guest Editors: TaeHee Jo, Lynne Chester, Mary C. King

Beyond market‐fundamentalist economics: an agenda for heterodox economics to change the dominant narrative

Tae‐Hee Jo; Lynne Chester; Mary C. King
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Why did mainstream economics miss the crisis? The role of epistemological and methodological blinkers

John Cameron; Karin Astrid Siegmann
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Rethinking public ownership and participation

Andrew Cumbers; Robert McMaster
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What do undergraduates study in heterodox economics programs? An examination of the curricula structure at 36 self‐identified programs

Reynold F. Nesiba
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Teaching popular economics to less‐educated adults: principles and examples for teaching heterodox and critical economics

Marlene Kim
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Using student‐written diaries to teach feminist economics

Genna R. Miller
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Heterodoxy in the classroom: the case of community economic development

Rene P. Rosenbaum
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Heterodox economics bypassing market fundamentalism using SIFE

Ingrid Schraner; Edward Mariyani‐Squire
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Economics as a polymorphic discursive construct: heterodoxy and pluralism

Marc Pilkington
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A History of Heterodox Economics

Marilyn Power
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