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• Cover
• Half Title
• Series Page
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Table of Contents
• List of figures
• List of tables
• List of boxes
• Acknowledgements and Credits
• Introduction
• 1 Orthodox economics: the illusion of autonomy
• 1.1 Economics – an overview
• 1.2 The theory of general equilibrium
• 1.3 Autonomy, reversibility, infinity
• 1.4 A social science despite itself
• 2 The economy in a social world: ‘rational man’ in society
• 2.1 The logical misery of neoclassical economics
• 2.2 Empirical pitfalls
• 2.3 Free decisions or structural constraints?
• 2.4 Power
• 3 The economy in a common world: at the boundaries of the market and private property
• 3.1 The ‘tragedy of the commons’
• 3.2 Knowledge: private property or common good?
• 3.3 Unpaid work
• 4 The economy in a finite world: ecological economics
• 4.1 Growth
• 4.2 How much is the World?
• 4.3 Devil’s dust
• 5 The economy in a historical world: global and historical perspectives
• 5.1 Metaphors or theories?
• 5.2 World history
• 5.3 Crisis
• 5.4 The future
• Bibliography
• Subject and Author Index