Theoretical Approaches to Economic Growth and Development: An Interdisciplinary Perspective

Part I. Methodology and Introduction

1. The Methodological Puzzle

2. Introduction to General and Integrated Development and Growth

Part II. Important Concepts of Economic Behavior

3. Economic Action, Cultural Background and Institutions

4. Complex Economic Systems, Information and Forms of Capitalism

5. Politics and Governance

7. Expectations

8. Entrepreneurship

Part III. Growth Sources in Economic Thought

9. Evolution of Economy and Economic Thought

10. The Sources of Growth from the Birth of Economics to the Rise of the New Era

11. The Sources of Growth from the Beginning of Economics to the Emergence of the New Era: Equilibrium, Evolutionary Development, Schumpeter and Keynes

12. Neoclassical Synthesis and Keynesian Development

13. Solowian Growth and AK Models

14. International Trade Relations, Optimum Currency Areas, Externalities and Public Choice

15. The Era of Low Growth and High Inflation: Contemporary International Trade Theories, New Classics, New Keynesian, Human Capital, Contractization Theories, and Behavioral Economics Under Uncertainty

17. Endogenous Growth, Convergence and Evolutionism

18. The Macroeconomic and Development Debate after the Great Recession: The European Crisis, Deleveraging and Secular Stagnation

19. The Macroeconomic and Development Debate after the Great Recession: Fiscal Space, Multipliers and GDP, Debt Supercycle and Supply-Side Economics

20. Growth and Development Implications of Covid-19

Part IV. International Financial Architecture and the Consolidated Financial Transaction Framework

21. International Financial Architecture

22. Central Banks, Reserve Currencies, International Chains, and International Interactions