FW: Dissident economists fight to be heard

2003-01-20 Thread Devine, James
Title: FW: Dissident economists fight to be heard -Original Message- From: Lee, Frederic Chronicle of Higher Education, issue dated January 24, 2003 Taking On 'Rational Man' Dissident economists fight for a niche in the discipline By PETER MONAGHAN How do you start a fire

Re: FW: Dissident economists fight to be heard

2003-01-20 Thread Eugene Coyle
There are some lines in what Jim Devine posted ... satisfying the field's evaluative norms. that remind me of what I was told when losing my job years ago: You must teach orthodox economics so students will have what graduate schools demand. Once they are in graduate school the students can

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2003-01-20 Thread Ian Murray
- Original Message - From: Eugene Coyle [EMAIL PROTECTED] There are some lines in what Jim Devine posted ... satisfying the field's evaluative norms. that remind me of what I was told when losing my job years ago: You must teach orthodox economics so students will have what

Dissident economists fight to be heard

2003-01-20 Thread Louis Proyect
Chronicle of Higher Education, issue dated January 24, 2003 Taking On 'Rational Man' Dissident economists fight for a niche in the discipline By PETER MONAGHAN How do you start a fire under a huge wet blanket? A faction of disgruntled economists says that is their predicament. Their efforts

Re: Dissident economists fight to be heard

2003-01-20 Thread Michael Perelman
The Notre Dame story is quite troubling. Notre Dame had had a few good liberals and even a UMass Marxist. As I understand it, Notre Dame made its attempt to become a first-line economics department by hiring Phil Mirowsky and offering him to right to oversee several hires. Mirowsky and the