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From the Post-Autistic Economics Network, toxic texts and approaches that students at major colleges have been protesting for some time. Real world Economics Review is here.
Free lectures: the History of Economic Thought and more at Stephen Keen's DebtWatch. Keen is a Professor at the University of Western Sydney, Australia.
High school and college-level resources are here at the Economics Network: lectures, videos, worksheets, online tutorials and more.
Do not miss the standup economist whose website has a link to his open-source introductory economics text and a link to a more in-depth additional text (free).
Annenberg has these video courses: Economics U$A and Inside the Global Economy.
There are many places to study Marx, like this one with online texts and even a Reading Capital study guide.
Goldstein's Low Wage Capitalism is quite current and available here.
I personally recommend Ferdinand Braudel, Civilization and Capitalism, 15th–18th Centuries, 3 vols. (1979) English translation by Siân Reynold. This wikipedia entry gives a brief overview of the books.
Add a good read on corporations, their history and structure. We recently watched the documentary The Corporation. Wikipedia has an entry and a wonderful progressive reading list and articles are over at CitizenWorks.
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