Abstract
After the 2007 Global Financial Crisis, although there has been a renewed interest in the history of economic thought (HET hereafter) worldwide, it still occupies a marginal presence in the economics curriculum. In India, among other places, HET is taught in Ambedkar University Delhi, Azim Premji University, Calcutta University, Central University of Karnataka, Purnea University, and several colleges in Bihar and Kerala. The syllabi for HET at most of these institutions are not updated with the latest research articles and books in this area. This review essay is also intended to serve as a roadmap for HET courses by underscoring important conceptual issues and themes in the history of economic thought as well as broader concerns like the sociology of economic thought.
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