Disciplined reasoning: Styles of reasoning and the mainstream-heterodoxy divide in Swedish economics
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...But many would agree that the discipline is comparatively homogenous, that it is unified by a rather tight set of shared beliefs and practices, and that this common understanding is both very much 11 For some examples of recent discussions of pluralism, see the work by Dobusch and Kapeller, Garnett, and Mearman (Dobusch and Kapeller 2012; Garnett 2011; Mearman 2011)....
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...Adding to suggestions by heterodox economists to create alternative rankings for heterodox journals (Lee et al. 2010), or strategic contributions to tighter heterodox citation networks (Dobusch and Kapeller 2012), I think that sociological studies of such systems are of great importance....
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...…that it is unified by a rather tight set of shared beliefs and practices, and that this common understanding is both very much 11 For some examples of recent discussions of pluralism, see the work by Dobusch and Kapeller, Garnett, and Mearman (Dobusch and Kapeller 2012; Garnett 2011; Mearman 2011)....
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...More recent work in this vein discusses pluralism as a concept and strategy in relation to heterodox economics, where Dobusch and Kapeller (2012) for example make a distinction between three varieties of pluralism, drawing on what they call 105 a post-Kuhnian view of paradigms....
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