| Heterodoxy in Economic Theory, like heterodoxy in almost any other field, has always exited alongside the orthodoxy and has been defined in relation to it. Orthodoxy itself, usually problematic to define, could loosely be called the "zeitgiest"- the spirit of the times. Of course "the times" are usually very different for different classes, castes, nations, communities and genders. Hence the spirit itself will also most certainly differ between them. Without any more hair-splitting I offer below, some resources for economics or more generally social theory that steps outside the bounds of neo-liberal or broadly Keynesian framework and beyond liberal political and social theory. Soon to come: Resources on- Classical or Orthodox Marxism Third World Marxism Poststructuralist or Postmodern Marxism Post-Keynesianism and Institutionalism Gandhian Economics Radical Development Theory Challenging Eurocentric Social Theory
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