The authors examine the pluralism of Barone (1991) through the lens of subsequent developments in the pluralist … demands for evidence to demonstrate student achievement of stated learning goals. This contextual frame opens the door to a … fresh appraisal of Barone's 'contending perspectives' model, both as a landmark contribution to pluralist education and as a …

viewpoint pluralism can be understood as the outcome of competition and specialization in the search for new ideas that can deal …

academicviewpoint pluralism can be understood as the outcome ofcompetition and specialization in the search for new ideasthat can deal …

evaluated. The paper argues for pluralism as a general approach and as pedagogy. It argues that there is a plurality of … methods. It is claimed finally that the existing (albeit scant) evidence on pluralist curricula already employs many of the …

Barone's 1991 essay stimulated a debate in our economics department. Two department members at the time, Yngve Ramstad …

heterodox issues and questions, all beyond the ‘optimality and equilibrium of the market economy’, in modern cutting … comprehensive and fatal counterattack against a potential pluralism of ideas and theories and paradigmatic competition, put forward …, but are nevertheless implemented against heterodox thinking worldwide. Examples are given throughout the note. Against …

operationalise the concept in order to yield definitive policy recommendations; pluralism of method and the importance of judgement …. This line of reasoning too supports pluralism of method and the importance of judgement. The purpose of this paper is to …

one of the earliest to argue that pluralism in economics requires formal rules of conduct to guarantee pluralism in …. The guiding principle of this reform is what we term critical pluralism. There are two key ideas in this. The first is … explanations of that reality. Pluralism is thus not a normative or ethically desirable adjunct to science but a necessary …

case for pluralism and the case against requiring macroeconomic theory to be expressed in terms of its microfoundations …

There is evidence of growing plurality in economic theory, alongside an increasing degree of homogenisation at the … literature on pluralism, regarding meaning of plurality, and the arguments for it. Issues raised by plurality are then explored … to economics, and of pluralism itself, is required. …