... views. Piero Sraffa Critique of neo-classical economics Future economic theory perspectives Value distribution and growth B20 B40 B50 What conception did Piero Sraffa have of economic theory when, at the initiative of Keynes, he arrived in Cambridge in the late 1920s and—with his early...

...This chapter outlines the main features of green political economy and how it differs from dominant orthodox neo-classical economics. Neo-classical economics is critiqued on the grounds of its false presentation of itself as “objective” and “value neutral.” Its ecologically irrational commitment...

...Political economy has thus far failed to define politics clearly and heuristically. This chapter presents how four dominant theories instead unhelpfully conflate politics with other terms: liberal, neo-classical economics, and International Relations Theory reduce politics to politicians...

... the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The general equilibrium theory, also commonly known as neo-classical economics that rests on the correspondence with classical mechanics became, as the end of the twentieth century approached, the dominant intellectual paradigm within economics. However, whilst...

... in global competition law development. In particular, the centrality of neo-classical economics in US anti-trust law is a controversial and critically important issue for many. Countries everywhere have looked to US law in shaping their own competition law decisions. Moreover, it is the lens through which...

... social norms ideology common sense values collective information leader follower relation social causation social reality collective identities Hartz L Huntington S P sovereignty markets the state political economy institutions American political development neo-classical economics...

... that has dominated law and economics as a field. The article first provides a brief overview of contractarian approaches. It then describes the central features of the CPE paradigm. It contrasts the foundations of the CPE approach with those of neo-classical economics; explores the implications...