From Marx to Markets

Geoffrey Hodgson ()

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Abstract: In this revealing and eminently readable book, Geoffrey M. Hodgson takes readers on an intellectual odyssey through his distinguished career and his work as one of the leading institutional and evolutionary economists. Depicting his life throughout the Cold War, grappling with the military and economic rivalry of two different systems, to becoming an economist in the 1970s, and his later venture into institutional and evolutionary economics.

Keywords: Marxism; Institutional Economics; Evolutionary Economics; Socialism; Social Democracy; Liberalism (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2025
ISBN: 9781035350094
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Science and the Cold War

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Ch 2 Revolution and youth

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Ch 3 Crises in theory and in reality

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Ch 4 A road less travelled

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Ch 5 Britain under the Iron Lady

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Ch 6 Rummaging the attic of past ideas

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Ch 7 The nature and importance of definitions

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Ch 8 The future of evolutionary economics

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Ch 9 The development of institutional analysis

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Ch 10 After the Great Crash: socialism versus liberal solidarity

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Ch 11 Building an economics for a better world

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