Non-Orthodox Economics and Their Social and Environmental Drivers

Focusing on non-orthodox economics, this book delves into the general theory of employment, interest, and money, while examining the historical impact of the industrial revolution and urbanization. It offers a thorough analysis of contemporary economic theories and mixed methods, highlighting the need for innovative economic paradigms to address current crises. Readers will gain insights into the social and environmental drivers shaping these alternative economic approaches, fostering a deeper understanding of evolving economic landscapes.