Pluralistic Economics and Its History

Rezensionen / Stimmen

"In all, a diverse and therefore highly interesting volume, which hopefully will provoke critical exchanges and thus contribute to the further global advancement of the field. It is a must-read for anyone with a focus on the state-of-the-art in economics." - Laszlo Csaba, Contributions to Political Economy

"...as a teacher in the subject of economics for both undergraduates and postgraduates, I would say that this book fills a major vacuum in the teaching of the discipline. We are living in a time where economic departments have either already removed completely or are keen to remove from their curricula the history of economic thought." - Suma Scaria, Indian Journal of Human Development

"...it will be useful as supplementary material for advanced economics students and for the informed public with a general interest on the origins and evolution of economic ideas." - Stavros A. Drakopoulos, History of Economic Ideas

"This book is a good addition to the books on the history of economic thought. To quote from cricket, the book has a formidable line-up of economists and thinkers to play the game of history of economic thought." - Amol Agrawal, Economic & Political Weekly

"The fields of economic history and heterodox economics, as well as the economic literature written by women, are still under-researched. More research like this will give further insights on India and its connection to the global economic literature." - Maria Bach, OEconomia

"Sinha and Thomas's edited volume offers a rich and varied set of contri>butions for those interested in exploring unknown or less-discussed issues in the his>tory of economics." - Danielle Guizzo, University of Bristol, HOPE reviews