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Category Archives: education
Economics is for everyone
“In Manchester, groundbreaking economics courses are giving locals the means to challenge some of society’s received wisdom – for free.” Another article in Aditya Chakrabortty’s Guardian series “The Alternatives”. This time we can’t claim any involvement (though one of SSM’s … Continue reading
Posted in community, economics, education
Tagged culture, Education, Guardian, historical memory, The Alternatives
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‘How can education help to shape a Steady State culture? A Discussion Paper’
We are delighted that SSM has inspired Susan Brown to write: ‘How can education help to shape a Steady State culture? A Discussion Paper’. We highly recommend that supporters read it. Below, and in more detail in the summary at … Continue reading
Paradigms and economics
A personal view. I’m at the New Economics Foundation Summer School at present. It is providing a useful overview of the dominance of neoliberalism and its ‘colleague discipline’, neoclassical economics, and on some of the alternatives. It has also assembled … Continue reading
Posted in economics, education, key concepts, theory
Tagged curriculum, Mark Burton, neoclassical economics, paradigms, Post Crash Economics
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