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Mainstream Economic Rhetoric, Ideology and Institutions

Rojhat B. Avsar Columbia College Chicago
Pages 137-158 | Published online: 08 Dec 2014

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Karl M. Beyer & Stephan Pühringer. (2022) Divided We Stand? On the Political Engagement of U.S. Economists. Journal of Economic Issues 56:3, pages 883-903.
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Anton Oleinik. (2022) Content Analysis as a Method for Heterodox Economics. Journal of Economic Issues 56:1, pages 259-280.
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Rojhat B. Avsar. (2014) Just a little “froth”: Tracing Greenspan's ideology. The Social Science Journal 51:2, pages 309-315.
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RojhatBerdan Avsar. (2014) Foreclosure Crisis and Innovative Policy Responses: A Constructive Critique. Journal of Economic Issues 48:1, pages 155-168.
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Erin C. Adams. (2022) Does a queen belong in a democracy? Departures and possibilities in civics and economics education. The Journal of Social Studies Research 46:4, pages 303-316.
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Rojhat Berdan Avsar. (2015) Ideographic use of economic terms. On the Horizon 23:3, pages 169-173.
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Karl M. Beyer & Stephan Puehringer. (2019) Divided We Stand? Professional Consensus and Political Conflict in Academic Economics. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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