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What is neoclassical economics? : debating the origins, meaning and significance
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What is this "school" called neoclassical economics?
Lawson, Tony
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From neoclassical theory to mainstream modelling : fifty years of moral hazard in perspective
Latsis, John
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Repapis, Constantinos
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2015
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Neoclassicism, critical realism and the Cambridge methodological tradition
Dow, Sheila C.
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Lawson, Veblen and Marshall : how to read modern neoclassicism
Mayhew, Anne
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Lawson on Veblen on social ontology
Davis, John B.
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Why is this "school" called neoclassical economics? : classicism and neoclassicism in historical context
Martins, Nuno
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2015
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Ten propositions on "neoclassical economics"
King, John E.
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Neoclassical economics : an elephant is not a chimera but is a chimera real?
Fine, Ben
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2015
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The state of nature and natural states : ideology and formalism in the critique of neoclassical economics
O'Boyle, Brian
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McDonough, Terrence
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Heterodox economics, social ontology and the use of mathematics
Setterfield, Mark
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