Three weeks ago we published the first chapter...

Issue #328
3 June 2024

Three weeks ago we published the first chapter of the upcoming 7th edition of the Heterodox Economics Directory and we want to thank all of you who contributed by sending some feedback or suggestions for addition. For this issue of the Newsletter we have extended the beta-version of the Directory in two ways: for one, we incorporated feedback in the already existing section on ‘heterodox economic journals’ (although there is still a small backlog of suggestions, which we could not yet implement). For another, we added new sections on ‘heterodox economic research’ and ‘heterodox teaching material’.

While the former section is quite well-developed, it could use some more suggestions pertaining to the subsection on regular heterodox conferences. The same probably holds for the section on heterodox teaching material, which is slightly dated in some respects. So, if you have specific suggestions on more recent textbooks that should definitely be included in this section, please let us know. Although we cannot promise to take up every suggestion, we try to consider all your suggestions carefully.

Many thanks for your support on this one!

Best,

Jakob

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