The Expansion of Economics

1: The Expansion and Reorientation of Economics; I: Comparing Research Methods; 2: Comparing the Methodologies Used by Statisticians and Economists for Research and Modeling; 3: Modeling Economic Behavior with System Dynamics: Theory and Practice; II: Comparing Ideas on Economic Development; 4: Imperialism and Competition in Anthropology, Sociology, Political Science, and Economics: A Perspective from Development Economics; 5: The Political Economy of Economic Liberalization: Analytical Approaches from Economics and Political Science; III: Comparing Ideas on the Firm; 6: The Economic Approach to Personnel Research; 7: Household Work and Market Work: Toward a New Model of Worker Absenteeism; IV: Comparing Ideas on Family and Church; 8: The Economics and Sociology of Marriage: Historical Trends and Theories of In-Marriage Household Labor; 9: A Demographer on the Cusp Between Economics and Sociology: An Interview with David Heer; 10: A Marriage Made in Heaven? Economic Theory and Religious Studies; V: Comparing Ideas on Individual and Collective Behavior; 11: On the Rationality of Cognitive Dissonance; 12: Economics and Collective Identity: Explaining Collective Action; 13: Concluding Comments