The Reformation in Economics: Table of Contents

So, my book is super close to being finished (I know… I keep saying that…). And I have an agent currently considering it. They have said that they want this to be published as a popular book which is exactly what I’m going for (think: Steve Keen’s Debunking Economics although my book is an entirely different creature).

Anyway, none of this is set in stone and we’ll have to see if it plays out according to plan. In the meantime, however, I’ve finished the Table of Contents which might give readers of the blog a feel for what the book is likely to contain. I would imagine that people will quickly see that there is nothing like this on the market at the moment. And yet the people that I have run the drafts by confirm that it is very internally coherent. This is not a free-for-all by any stretch.

 

The Reformation in Economics­­­­

 By Philip Pilkington

Table of Contents

1. Preface
2. Introduction
3. Macroeconomics: A Dangerous Idea
4. The Limiting Principle: Paul Samuelson and the Death of Economics
5. Homo Economicus: Our Utility-Maximising Friend
6. Schemata: Abstraction and Modelling
7. Equilibrium: Static, Dynamic, Expectational
8. Money: A Means to an End
9. Profits, Prices, Distribution and Demand
10. Finance and Investment
11. Coping With Uncertainty
12. Free Trade: Against Dogma
13. Conclusion
14. Philosophical and Psychological Appendices
    1. Determinism Versus Free Will: An Age Old Debate
    2. Traversing the Fantasy: Psychoanalysis, Behaviourism and Economics

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Update: Someone has requested the bibliography. It is not quite finished but for those interested here it is so far.

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