It is the season for compiling lists! We鈥檝e collected the most interesting 2016 lists that we鈥檝e seen so far on topics related to economic development. We also compiled a list of the top five posts from this blog.
Best Books
- by the Financial Times (including Guy Standing, Wolfgang Streeck, and more)
- from a Marxist perspective on Michael Robert鈥檚 blog (includes Ben Fine, Robert Gordon, Anwar Shaikh, and more)
- (includes Branko Milanovc, David Harvey and the new book by Amartya Sen, and more)
- by Africa Is A Country (a useful list during the holidays when we find ourselves with time to read fiction)
If you want to avoid getting too bogged down in the newest hype, it鈥檚 also worth checking out the Real World Economics Review list of (compiled through a poll earlier this year).
Best papers, blogs, and misc.
- according to Noah Smith on Bloomberg View
- (as a counterweight you might also want to look at the older list of top compiled by Lars P. Syll)
- (by followers)
- by Tim Harford on The Undercover Economist
聽Finally, the top 5 most read articles on this blog this year
- Female Economists and the Blogosphere 鈥� Do We Dare Mention Sexism? (as relevant as ever, considering the male dominance of all the above-mentioned lists)
- How to Justify Teaching the Worst of Economics to Non-Economists
- Development Economics: A Study of Economies, Systems, or Methods?
- The Case Against the Universal Liberalisation Model for Economic Growth
- The Market or the State: Why Polanyi Still Matters
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The way this list in chosen does not necessarily all those which are the most significant even if they might be thought to be best by non-scientists. How about a list which covers all the more scientific ones too?
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