Pluralistic Economics and Its History

This volume traces how economics was interpreted, debated and established as a discipline during the twentieth century. Pluralism is its theme, and veteran contributors look back over their careers.

The contributions span many schools of economic thought, from pre-classical and classical economics through Marxian, neoclassical, Sraffian and post-Keynesian work, to the Cantabrigian and institutionalist approaches. The book also examines how the subject developed in India after independence.

Students, researchers and teachers of economics and intellectual history will find it useful, and so will general readers with an interest in ideas. Routledge India published this first edition in 2019. It runs to 298 pages. ISBN-13: 9781138090033.