From: Jerry Levy (Gerald_A_Levy@MSN.COM)
Date: Thu Dec 01 2005 - 08:24:36 EST
> For information, there is a list of schools that teach heterodox > economics on www.hetecon.com Hi Andrew: Thanks. That's a good resource, but the student did ask about a university where she or he could take classes with a "good Marxist" economist. While many schools on the list have Marxists, it can not be assumed that heterodox economics departments necessarily have Marxists. There are, after all, a lot of kinds of heterodoxy. Having said that, I am quick to add that if given a choice between studying with a Marxists at a department dominated by marginalists versus studying with Marxists (and others) at a heterodox dept., then the student would be well advised to pick the latter. Speaking of non-Marxian heterodoxy, what do you and others think about the "True Cost Economics" movement and manifesto? (see separate posts) In solidarity, Jerry
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