Pluralism in Economics sheds new light on the various meanings and consequences of pluralist approaches to the history and methodology of economics. The first part focuses on philosophical and methodological issues. The second part contains six case studies which discuss diverse issues but adopt...

It has been repeatedly maintained that Popperian falsificationism ought to be regarded as the proper metho dological framework for the appraisal of economic theories. More rece ntly, it has also been argued we should look at Popperian fallibilism as the right epistemological perspective for...