Daniel Ankarloo

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Bengt Daniel Ankarloo, formerly Norrman, 19 mars 1970 born in Backa, Gothenburg, is a Swedish Ph.D. in economic history, author and senior lecturer at Malmö University.^[1][2][3]

Research[edit]

Ankarloo has among other endeavors critiqued the claimed scientific status of discipline of economics.^[2] And dealt with Marxist critique of political economy.^[1] He has also written works regarding the introduction of New public management to education.^[4]

Public figure[edit]

Ankarloo has been a reoccurring figure involved in the debate regarding the public debate regarding the welfare state in Sweden, something he has also lectured about at Malmö University.^[5][6][7] He has shown that 75 percent of the swedes support at publicly funded welfare state.^[8] And has argued that the claimed problems regarding supporting the welfare state are simply false.^[9]

Bibliography[edit]

Books and dissertations[edit]

• Institutions", what is in a word? : a critique of the new institutional economics, 2000.
• Kris i välfärdsfrågan : vänstern, välfärden och socialismen,2005
• Marknadsmyter : en kritisk betraktelse av nyliberala påståenden, 2008
• Den högre utbildningen: ett fält av marknad och politik,2012

Articles[edit]

• New Institutional Economics and economic history
• After golden age: The Labor movement and end of Fordism
• Ankarloo, Bengt Daniel (2015) [2010]. "Nationalekonomiskrået En insider-outsiderteori om den nationalekonomiska disciplinen". In Johnsdotter, Sara; Carlbom, Aje (eds.). Goda sanningar: debattklimatet och den kritiska forskningens villkor (EBook) (in Swedish). Nordic Academic Press. ISBN 9789187351846. SELIBR 18429586.

References[edit]

External links[edit]

• Dokument inifrån - Politiker utan mål - Documentary regarding politicians without goals, featuring Ankarloo

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