ABSTRACT
Published in 1997, this postmodern critique provides a discourse on internal dynamics of the economics world view, suggesting for future societal wellbeing that we simply do not criticize economics but dispense it altogether. It argues that in the modern era economics have become obsolete as we live in a society riddled with corruption.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
part I|2 pages
Economics and Epistemology: Marxism, Realism and Beyond
part II|2 pages
‘Development’ Studies: Retrospect and Prospect
part III|2 pages
Arguments in Political Economy: Old and New
part IV|2 pages
Classical Economics: Myth and Reality
part V|2 pages
Revolutions in Economic Theory: The Parameters of Paradigm Shift
part VI|2 pages
Otiose Controversies in Marxism: Against Orthodoxy
part VII|2 pages
New Horizons: Against Patriarchy
