thanks Robert,

if you come accross really specific 'commons' orientations, thanks for letting me know,

Michel

On Fri, Sep 16, 2011 at 4:17 PM, robert searle <dharao4@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
Michel, et al,
 
The following has vids, and other data which could be helpful in forming a listing of "relevant" economists.
 
http://ineteconomics.org/
 
The next link  comes from the above. Here is the original link.  http://ineteconomics.org/question/best-new-media-resources-new-thinking?page=2  and cut, and paste section below
 
..............................................
 
a) A campaign against economic education as it exists today..
http://www.toxictextbooks.com/
b) Paecon, the student movement which still tries to change things in economic academia.
http://paecon.net/
c) Heterodox Economics deals ofcourse with alternative economic ideas...
http://www.hetecon.com/
d) Heterodox Directory...
http://www.heterodoxnews.com/directory/index.htm
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When I get the energy, and time I maybe able to supply more info...but this should keep you "quiet" for the time being. You may have already come across this site before.
 
 
RS   

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