The Age of Fragmentation : A History of Contemporary Economic Thought
Cambridge University Press
Explore the evolution of modern economic theory in The Age of Fragmentation: A History of Contemporary Economic Thought. This authoritative volume offers a comprehensive look at the shifting paradigms and diverse intellectual movements that have defined economics in the contemporary era. Written with academic rigour, this work provides readers with a deep understanding of how historical context shapes economic policy and academic discourse. Whether you are a student, researcher, or economics enthusiast, this text serves as an essential reference for navigating the complex history of current economic thinking. Its structured narrative makes it an ideal addition to any scholarly library, bridging the gap between historical foundations and modern economic challenges. Product Summary: This hardback edition by Cambridge University Press, authored by Alessandro Roncaglia, serves as a definitive history of contemporary economic thought, exploring key intellectual developments and the fragmentation of economic theories throughout the modern age.
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