Table of Contents
1.‘Catching-up from Way Behind – A Third World Perspective on First World History’; 2. ‘Recent Trends in Economic Theory – Implications for Development Geography’ (with Vemund Riiser); 3. ‘A Schumpeterian Theory of Underdevelopment – A Contradiction in Terms?’; 4. ‘Competitiveness and Its Predecessors – A 500 Year Cross-National Perspective’; 5. ‘Diminishing Returns and Economic Sustainability: The Dilemma of Resource-based Economies under a Free Trade Regime’; 6. ‘Economics: The Dismal Science or The Never-ending Frontier of Knowledge. On Technology, Energy, and Economic Welfare’; 7. ‘Production Capitalism Vs. Financial Capitalism – Symbiosis and Parasitism’ (with Arno Daastøl); 8. Globalization in the Periphery as a Morgenthau Plan: The Underdevelopment of Mongolia in the 1990s’; 9. ‘Increasing Poverty in a Globalised World: Marshall Plans and Morgenthau Plans as Mechanisms of Polarisation of World Incomes’; 10. ‘An Early National Innovation System: The Case of Antonio Serra’s 1613 Breve Trattato’ (with Sophus Reinert); 11. ‘Innovation Systems of the Past: Modern Nation-States in a Historical Perspective. The Role of Innovations and of Systemic Effects in Economic Thought and Policy’ (with Sophus Reinert); 12. ‘Mercantilism and Economic Development: Schumpeterian Dynamics, Institution Building and International Benchmarking’ (with Sophus Reinert); 13. ‘The Other Canon: The History Of Renaissance Economics. Its Role as an Immaterial and Production-Based Canon in the History of Economic Thought and in the History of Economic Policy’ (with Arno Daastøl); 14. ‘Benchmarking Success: The Dutch Republic (1500-1750) as Seen by Contemporary European Economists’; 15. ‘Development and Social Goals: Balancing Aid and Development to Prevent ‘Welfare Colonialism’; 16. ‘The Economics of Reindeer Herding: Saami Entrepreneurship between Cyclical Sustainability and the Powers of State and Oligopolies’; 17. ‘European Integration, Innovations and Uneven Economic Growth: Challenges and Problems of EU 2005’; 18. ‘Institutionalism Ancient, Old and New: A Historical Perspective on Institutions and Uneven Development’; 19. ’European Eastern Enlargement as Europe's Attempted Economic Suicide? (with Rainer Kattel); 20. ‘The Economics of Failed, Failing and Fragile States: Productive Structure as the Missing Link’ (with Yves Ekoué Amaïzo and Rainer Kattel); 21. ‘Emulation Vs. Comparative Advantage: Competing Principles in the History of Economic Policy’; 22. ‘The Terrible Simplifiers: Common Origins of Financial Crises and Persistent Poverty in Economic Theory and the New ‘1848 Moment’; 23. Industrial Restructuring and Innovation Policy in Central and Eastern Europe since 1990’ (with Rainer Kattel, and Margit Suurna); 24. ‘Capitalist Dynamics. A Technical Note’; 25. ‘Neo-classical Economics: A Trail of Economic Destruction’; 26. ’Modernizing Russia: Round III. Russia and the Other Bric Countries: Forging Ahead, Catching Up or Falling Behind?’ (with Rainer Kattel); 27. Economics and the Public Sphere: The Rise of Esoteric Knowledge, Refeudalization, Crisis and Renewal’; 28. Three Veblenian Contexts: Valdres, Norway and Europe; Filiations of Economics; and Economics for an Age of Crises’; 29. ‘Civilizing Capitalism: Good and Bad Greed from the Enlightenment to Thorstein Veblen (1857-1929)’; 30. ‘Failed and Asymmetrical Integration: Eastern Europe and the Non-financial Origins of the European Crisis’ (with Rainer Kattel); 31. ‘Renewables, Manufacturing and Green Growth: An Energy Strategy Based on Capturing Increasing Returns’ (with John Mathews); 32. ‘Financial Crises and Countermovements. Comparing the Times and Attitudes of Marriner Eccles (1930s) and Mario Draghi (2010s)’; 33. ‘The Inequalities that Could Not Happen: What the Cold War Did to Economics’; 34. ‘Industrial Policy: A Long-Term Perspective and Overview of Theoretical Arguments’.
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