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TABLE OF CONTENTS / INHALTSVERZEICHNIS
INTRODUCTION: THE TRANSMOGRIFICATION
CHAPTER 1: DO IDEAS EVEN MATTER?
CHAPTER 2: HOW PESSIMISTS, PARTISANS, AND PLUTOCRATS ARE CHANGING THE
MARKETPLACE OF IDEAS
CHAPTER 3: ACADEMIA AND THE WAR ON COLLEGE
CHAPTER 4: THE DISCIPLINES, OR, WHY ECONOMICS THRIVES WHILE POLITICAL
SCIENCE SURVIVES IN THE IDEAS INDUSTRY
CHAPTER 5: THE THINK TANK REVOLUTION
CHAPTER 6: THE BOOMING PRIVATE MARKET FOR PUBLIC IDEAS
DIESES SCHRIFTSTUECK WURDE MASCHINELL ERZEUGT.
Titel: The ideas industry
Autor: Drezner, Daniel W
Jahr: 2017
CONTENTS
Acknowledgments ix
PART I
Introduction: The Transmogrification 3
1. Do Ideas Even Matter? 20
2. How Pessimist», Partisans, and Plutocrats Are Changing the
Marketplace of Ideas 43
PART II
3. The Standard Indictment Against the Academv 7$
4. The Disciplines: Why Economics Thrives While Political
Science Survives 102
5. Thisls Not Your Father s Think Tank 123
6. The Booming Private Market for Public Ideas 146
Vll
VÜi CONTENTS
PART III
7. The Promise and Perils of IntellectuaJ Brands 173
8. Is the Ideas Industry Working? 196
9. Tweeting Ideas: Or, the Requisite Chapter on Social Media 215
Conclusion: The Dark Knight Theory ofthe Ideas Industry 233
Notes 251
Bibliograph/ 317
Index 331
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