Challenging the Orthodoxy

Part I. Introduction

1. Challenging the Orthodoxy: The Contributions of Frank Stilwell to Political Economy
Susan K. Schroeder, Lynne Chester

Part II. Contesting Ideas

2. Changing Track: Frank Stilwell’s ‘Fourth Way’ After Thirteen Years
John E. King

3. Constructing Policy Contributions from Critiques: Two Examples from Research into Australian Care Work
Therese Jefferson

Part III. Teaching Political Economy

4. Teaching Political Economy
Andrew Mearman

5. What do Graduate Attributes have to do with Political Economy?
Rod O’Donnell

Part IV. Economic Inequality

6. Persistent Inequalities: The Distribution of Money, Time and Care
Gabrielle Meagher

7. Aboriginal Inequality: The Seemingly Intractable?
Gaynor Macdonald, Danielle Spruyt

8. Plutonomy and the 1 %
Georgina Murray, David Peetz

Part V. Economic Policies

9. The Neoliberal Emperor has No Clothes: Long Live the Emperor
Jane Kelsey

10. The Primacy of Politics: Stilwell, the Accord and the Critique of the State
Elizabeth Humphrys

11. The Taxation of Capital in Australia: Should it be Lower?
David Richardson

Part VI. Cities and Regions

12. ‘A Challenging Task’: Political Economy in/of the Urban Age
Brendan Gleeson

Part VII. A Green Economy

13. A Genuine ‘Green’ Economy Must be Ecologically Sustainable and Socially Just
Mark Diesendorf

14. When the ‘Green Economy’ Undermines Sustainability: Political, Economic and Ecological Dimensions of Carbon Markets
Gareth Bryant

Part VIII. Conclusion

15. Political Economy: Past, Present, Prospects
Frank Stilwell

Nyckelord: Economics/Management Science, Public Finance & Economics, Political Economy, Economic Policy