Contents

pp v-vi

Preface and Acknowledgements

pp vii-xii

1 - Do We Need More Economic Experts?

pp 1-12

Part I - Politicians’ Respect for Economists and Voters

pp 13-14

2 - Politicians’ Respect for Economists

pp 15-34

3 - Politicians’ Relationships With Voters

pp 35-48

Part II - Ideological and National Variations

pp 49-50

4 - The Resurgent Left's View of Economists

pp 51-64

5 - Denmark and Germany: “Home-Grown” Economists

pp 65-82

6 - France: Pluralist Economics and Populist Threat

pp 83-100

7 - Inattentive Anglosphere Right

pp 101-116

8 - Politicians and Climate Change Economists

pp 117-132

Part III - Educating Voters

pp 133-134

9 - “Educative” Politicians Rather Than Technocracy

pp 135-152

Appendix - Research Design and Methods

pp 153-168

References

pp 169-174

Index

pp 175-178