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Heterodox modeling: practicing well-tuned provisioning or commoning with networked multi-agent environments.
1Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Berlin, Germany.
Review of Evolutionary Political Economy
|December 28, 2023
Summary
Heterodox economics offers alternatives to mainstream approaches by integrating media and economic history. This study proposes "heterodox modeling" using computational tools to popularize non-profit social provisioning and commoning practices.
Area of Science:
- Economics
- Economic History
- Media Studies
Background:
- Mainstream neoclassical economics faces challenges from heterodox approaches.
- Social provisioning and commoning are alternative economic models.
- Historical analysis of economics can inform current practices.
Purpose of the Study:
- To explore integrating media history and economic history for heterodox economics.
- To propose and theorize "heterodox modeling" for social provisioning.
- To suggest computational methods for popularizing non-profit economic approaches.
Main Methods:
- Historical analysis of neoclassical economics' rise.
- Conceptualization of "heterodox modeling" using computational tools.
- Theoretical framework for a networked multi-agent online environment.
Main Results:
- Historical insights can guide the popularization of commoning.
- Computational methods can be appropriated for heterodox economic experimentation.
- Heterodox modeling can be realized through a networked online environment.
Conclusions:
- Integrating diverse historical perspectives enriches heterodox economics.
- Heterodox modeling offers a novel approach to studying social provisioning.
- A networked environment is crucial for implementing and testing heterodox models.
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