Main article Complexity, economics, and public policy by Steven N. Durlauf from the journal Philosophy, Politics & Economics (pdf attached and linked below) https://journals-sagepub-com.helicon.vuw.ac.nz/doi/full/10.1177/1470594×11434625 You are to summarize and evaluate the main article mentioned above primarily from the perspective of one of the three pure disciplines (which are Philosophy, political science or economics). You should also discuss 1-2 articles which cite or are cited in the main article, and/or from the assigned readings mentioned below. Criteria for assessment The writing will be assessed on: • The extent to which you have understood the issues and the argument in your selected target article and related articles that you discuss; • The extent to which you have synthesized the principles and methodologies used in any of philosophy, political science and economics in evaluating your selected target article; • The coherency and structure of your essay, particularly the extent to which you use your thesis to structure your essay Referencing style Make sure your references conform to the SAGE Harvard (UK) Referencing Style Guide. This is the referencing style used by the journal Philosophy, Politics & Economics. Assigned readings How the Profound Changes in Economics Make Left Versus Right Debates Irrelevant (Webpage) https://evonomics.com/the-deep-and-profound-changes-in-economics-thinking/ It’s a magic number: Value creation versus value extraction by Mariana Mazzucato (Excerpt from Mazzucato’s book, The Value of Everything) – attached Mariana Mazzucato – the value of everything – Google Scholar (Webpage) https://scholar-google-co- nz.helicon.vuw.ac.nz/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0,5&q=mariana+mazzucato+- +the+value+of+everything&btnG= The Core Project, chapters 3,4, 22 (Online Book) – free register https://www.core-econ.org/
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