Bettering humanomics : a new, and old, approach to economic science

Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Part I. The Proposal -- Chapter 1. Humanomics and Liberty Promise Better Economic Science -- Chapter 2. Adam Smith Practiced Humanomics, and So Should We -- Chapter 3. Economic History Illustrates the Problems with Nonhumanomics -- Chapter 4. An Economic Science Needs the Humanities -- Chapter 5. It's Merely a Matter of Common Sense and Intellectual Free Trade -- Chapter 6. After All, Sweet Talk Rules a Free Economy -- Chapter 7. Therefore We Should Walk on Both Feet, Like Ludwig Lachmann -- Chapter 8. That Is, Economics Needs Theories of Human Minds beyond Behaviorism -- Part II. The Killer App -- Chapter 9. The Killer App of Humanomics Is the Evidence That the Great Enrichment Came from Ethics and Rhetoric -- Chapter 10. The Dignity of Liberalism Did It -- Chapter 11. Ideas, Not Incentives, Underlie It -- Chapter 12. Even as to Time and Location -- Chapter 13. The Word's the Thing -- Part III. The Doubts -- Chapter 14. Doubts by Analytic Philosophers about the Killer App Are Not Persuasive -- Chapter 15. Nor by Sociologists or Political Philosophers -- Chapter 16. Nor Even by Economic Historians -- Notes -- Works Cited -- Index.