Organisers:
António
Almodovar, office 246
Maria
de Fátima Brandão,
office 246
Pedro
Teixeira, office 261
Course outline:
This 36 hours course is organised as a set of lectures
on specialised issues of 20th century economic thought.
The time allotted to the lectures on each issue vary from three to
six hours, and students are expected to present one essay in a
final set of class seminars.
Even though the course is focused upon noticeable
features of mainstream economics (micro, macro, and applied
economics), key heterodox views are also covered.
Roger
Backhouse
( University of Birmingham) is in charge of the course as Visiting
Professor.
In addition to this course, the organisers will also
co-ordinate seminars
on themes pertaining to this field of research.
Course material:
(The links to lectures are only available to FEP
authorised users):
1.General
Reading List and assessment
2. Lectures
Week 1 (March 11–13, 2004)
Introduction and Microeconomics
Week 2 (March 25–27, 2002)
Macroeconomics
Week 3 (May 6-8, 2004)
Applied economics
Week 4 (May 13-15, 2004)
Heterodoxy and Seminars