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32. "In work at the edge, ideas that previously had been considered central to economics are being modified and broadened, and the process is changing the very nature of economics." (Colander Holt)
33. "When certain members of the existing elite become open to new ideas, that openness allows new ideas to expand, develop, and integrate into the profession... These alternative channels allow the mainstream to expand, and to evolve to include a wider range of approaches and understandings... This, we believe, is already occurring in economics." (Colander Holt)
34. "despite an increasing pluralism on the mainstream economics research frontier..." (Davis 2008)
35. (Colander Holt)
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