Keynes’s General Theory After Seventy Years

1. Introduction
Robert W. Dimand, Robert A. Mundell, Alessandro Vercelli

2. Whose Keynes?
Roger E. Backhouse, Bradley W. Bateman

3. The General Theory in Keynes’s Biographies
Maria C. Marcuzzo

4. The Legacy of Keynes as Public Intellectual
Sherry D. Kasper

5. Mr Keynes and the “Liberals”
Alessandro Vercelli

6. Corporatism and Keynes: His Views on Growth
Edmund S. Phelps

7. Keynes, Art and Aesthetics
Gilles Dostaler

8. Keynes and the Social Sciences: Contributions Outside of Economics, with Applications to Economic Anthropology and Comparative Systems
Mathew Forstater

9. Keynes’ Enduring Legacy
Richard N. Cooper

10. The Principle of Effective Demand: The Key to Understanding the General Theory

Colin Rogers

11. Getting Rid of Keynes? A Reflection on the Recent History of Macroeconomics
Michel De Vroey

12. Aggregate Demand, Employment and Equilibrium with Marginal Productivity: Keynesian Adjustment in the Craft Economy
Edward J. Nell

13. Keynes’s Approach to Money: What can be Recovered?
L. Randall Wray

14. Keynes’s Revolutionary and “Serious” Monetary Theory
Paul Davidson

15. Preliminary Draft: Was There a (Methodological) Keynesian Revolution?
Sheila C. Dow

16. What Keynesian Revolution? A Reconsideration Seventy Years After The General Theory
Robert W. Dimand

Keywords: Economics, Methodology/History of Economic Thought, Macroeconomics/Monetary Economics//Financial Economics, Economic Theory/Quantitative Economics/Mathematical Methods, Economic History