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The Handbook for Economics Lecturers

Teaching Heterodox Economic Concepts

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Andrew Mearman,
University of the
West of England, Bristol
Published June 2007
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This chapter has been superseded by "Teaching Heterodox Economics and Pluralism", published in 2017.

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  • 1 Introduction
  • 2 Enriching an orthodox programme
  • 3 Teaching a heterodox module
  • 4 The 'parallel perspectives' approach
  • 5 Assessment strategies
  • 6 Cases
  • 7 Top tips
  • 8 Resources
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