Hasan Gürak, born in Istanbul, acquired an undergraduate degree with distinction in economics in 1977 from the University of Lund (Sweden). Besides working in the private sector he continued post-graduate studies in Sweden between 1977 and 1981. The author presented his PhD Thesis at the University of Istanbul in 1991. Once returned to Turkey permanently in 1993, he started a career as an academic. Presently he is engaged in academic research in the field known as Heterodox Economics, aiming to develop alternative theories and analyses in mainstream economics.

• Contents: Heterodox economics – Alternative approaches to mainstream economics – Production factors, Productive factors, Value and Price – New technologies, innovations – Creative mental labor – Alternative growth model – Income Distribution – Neoclassical Marxists.

Hasan Gürak, born in Istanbul, acquired an undergraduate degree with distinction in economics in 1977 from the University of Lund (Sweden). Besides working in the private sector he continued post-graduate studies in Sweden between 1977 and 1981. The author presented his PhD Thesis at the University of Istanbul in 1991. Once returned to Turkey permanently in 1993, he started a career as an academic. Presently he is engaged in academic research in the field known as Heterodox Economics, aiming to develop alternative theories and analyses in mainstream economics.

• Contents: Heterodox economics – Alternative approaches to mainstream economics – Production factors, Productive factors, Value and Price – New technologies, innovations – Creative mental labor – Alternative growth model – Income Distribution – Neoclassical Marxists.

Hasan Gürak, born in Istanbul, acquired an undergraduate degree with distinction in economics in 1977 from the University of Lund (Sweden). Besides working in the private sector he continued post-graduate studies in Sweden between 1977 and 1981. The author presented his PhD Thesis at the University of Istanbul in 1991. Once returned to Turkey permanently in 1993, he started a career as an academic. Presently he is engaged in academic research in the field known as Heterodox Economics, aiming to develop alternative theories and analyses in mainstream economics.

• Contents: Heterodox economics – Alternative approaches to mainstream economics – Production factors, Productive factors, Value and Price – New technologies, innovations – Creative mental labor – Alternative growth model – Income Distribution – Neoclassical Marxists.