Gordon Menzies

Gordon Menzies

CPX Fellow

Gordon Menzies is Associate Professor of Economics at University of Technology Sydney, and a Fellow of CPX.

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Gordon Menzies is an Associate Professor in the Economics Discipline Group at UTS Business School where he researches and teaches ethics and economics, international economics, monetary policy and econometrics. His prime focus is to investigate how economic thinking can negatively impact society, particularly when it ignores the human side to economic interactions, or when markets become an over-riding metaphor for all social life. Gordon is the author of Western Fundamentalism: Democracy, Sex and the Liberation of Mankind (2019).

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