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• economics: The nature of heterodox economics Lawson, Tony Vol.

• calendar: Even today, the heterodox calendar for the fixed feasts is still only accepted by about 25 % of the Orthodox world.

• view: Even high executives of some large corporations espoused heterodox views on money creation.

• tradition: The book demonstrates the extent and richness of the radical heterodox tradition in economics.

• approach: A special feature of the Department is the orientation to Political Economy and heterodox approaches to Economics.

• idea: Probably the entomologist most knowledgeable on this subject is Philip Callahan, whose heterodox ideas have earned him a maverick reputation.

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• often: And such mission is not done by fire and sword, as so often heterodox missionaries have done.

• very: Darwin replied that a deity who did that would have to foresee everything in evolutionary history, leading to a very heterodox theology.