This original book brings together some of the world's leading critics of economics orthodoxy to debate Lawson's contribution to the economics literature. In this collection scholars such as Bruce Caldwell, John Davis and Geoffrey Hodgson present their thoughtful criticisms of Lawson's work while Lawson himself presents his reactions.
This original book brings together some of the world's leading critics of economics orthodoxy to debate Lawson's contribution to the economics literature. In this collection scholars such as Bruce Caldwell, John Davis and Geoffrey Hodgson present their thoughtful criticisms of Lawson's work while Lawson himself presents his reactions.
Edward Fullbrook is the founder and editor of the Real-World Economics Review and a research fellow in the School of Economics at the University of the West of England.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword (Tony Lawson) Introduction: Lawson's Reorientation (Edward Fullbrook) 1. Some comments on Lawson's Reorienting Economics: same facts, different conclusions (Bruce Caldwell) 2. History, causal explanation and "basic economic reasoning": reply to Caldwell (Tony Lawson) 3. Critical Realism in Economics (Bjørn-Ivar Davidsen) 4. Underlabouring for substantive theorizing: reply to Davidsen (Tony Lawson) 5. The Nature of Heterodox Economics (John B. Davis) 6. Heterodox Economics and Pluralism: reply to Davis (Tony Lawson) 7. Reorienting Economics Through Triangulation of Methods (Paul Downward and Andrew Mearman) 8. Triangulation and social research: reply to Downward and Mearman (Tony Lawson) 9. Irrelevance and Ideology (Bernard Guerrien) 10. The mainstream orientation and ideology: reply to Guerrien (Tony Lawson) 11. On the problem of formalism in economics (Geoffrey M. Hodgson) 12. On the nature and rules of formalism in economics: reply to Hodgson (Tony Lawson) 13. Finding a critical pragmatism in Reorienting Economics (Bruce R. McFarling) 14. Ontology or epistemology?: reply to McFarling (Tony Lawson) 15. (Un)Real Criticism (David Ruccio) 16. Ontology and postmodernism: reply to Ruccio (Tony Lawson) 17. Feminism and Realism (Irene van Staveren) 18. Feminism, Realism and Essentialism: reply to van Staveren (Tony Lawson) 19. Conjectural revisionary ontology (Jack Vromen) 20. Provisionally grounded critical ontology: reply to Vromen (Tony Lawson)
Foreword (Tony Lawson) Introduction: Lawson's Reorientation (Edward Fullbrook) 1. Some comments on Lawson's Reorienting Economics: same facts, different conclusions (Bruce Caldwell) 2. History, causal explanation and "basic economic reasoning": reply to Caldwell (Tony Lawson) 3. Critical Realism in Economics (Bjørn-Ivar Davidsen) 4. Underlabouring for substantive theorizing: reply to Davidsen (Tony Lawson) 5. The Nature of Heterodox Economics (John B. Davis) 6. Heterodox Economics and Pluralism: reply to Davis (Tony Lawson) 7. Reorienting Economics Through Triangulation of Methods (Paul Downward and Andrew Mearman) 8. Triangulation and social research: reply to Downward and Mearman (Tony Lawson) 9. Irrelevance and Ideology (Bernard Guerrien) 10. The mainstream orientation and ideology: reply to Guerrien (Tony Lawson) 11. On the problem of formalism in economics (Geoffrey M. Hodgson) 12. On the nature and rules of formalism in economics: reply to Hodgson (Tony Lawson) 13. Finding a critical pragmatism in Reorienting Economics (Bruce R. McFarling) 14. Ontology or epistemology?: reply to McFarling (Tony Lawson) 15. (Un)Real Criticism (David Ruccio) 16. Ontology and postmodernism: reply to Ruccio (Tony Lawson) 17. Feminism and Realism (Irene van Staveren) 18. Feminism, Realism and Essentialism: reply to van Staveren (Tony Lawson) 19. Conjectural revisionary ontology (Jack Vromen) 20. Provisionally grounded critical ontology: reply to Vromen (Tony Lawson)
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