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Very cool special issue #OEconomia on how economists speak, debate, and persuade the general audience. Wide range of examples, and even more to come in Part II!
And let’s not forget about this great "Book reviews" section of the journal (coordinated by Jean Bacelli, @Cyril_Hedoin, @mvsbach and Magdalena Malecka and, from now on, @AGoutsmedt). In this issue :
1/ @RossEmmett's review of David Colander and Craig Freedman’s “Where Economics Went Wrong: Chicago’s Abandonment of Classical Liberalism” (@PrincetonUPress): journals.openedition.org/oeconomia/5412 
Last issue of #oeconomia is out!
Economics as a Public Science
Part 1: The Economist’s Ethos and Modes of Persuasion
Edited by Harro Maas, Steven Medema & @melguidi
-- > bit.ly/2qZOR9P
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Economics as a Public Science
Part 1: The Economist’s Ethos and Modes of Persuasion
Edited by Harro Maas, Steven Medema & @melguidi
-- > bit.ly/2qZOR9P
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The issue is a result of a conference on “Economics and Public Reason” hosted by the Centre Walras-Pareto in May 2018.
Contributors to the first part include @aalvarezgallo @JimenaHurtado @AGoutsmedt @danielle_guizzo @cescoeco @Undercoverhist @TN_Kayzel
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Contributors to the first part include @aalvarezgallo @JimenaHurtado @AGoutsmedt @danielle_guizzo @cescoeco @Undercoverhist @TN_Kayzel
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In the short intro, Maas, Medema and Guidi emphasize the need to conceive production of knowledge in economics in relation to its publics --> bit.ly/2JA0jz0 3/10
