"The End of Heterodoxy?" is a scholarly book that examines the development of economics at German universities following the reforms of the 1960s and 1970s. These reforms were significantly influenced by the student movement, which sought a pluralization of economic teachings. The book analyzes the reasons that led to the marginalization of alternative economic theories and offers a critical engagement with the existing paradigms in economics. The authors, Henrike Sander and Arne Heise, under the guidance of Sebastian Thieme, shed light on the challenges and changes that shaped the academic landscape in Germany. It is a thorough investigation that is of interest to both students and professionals who wish to engage with the development of economic sciences.