Joan Robinson

1. Introduction
G. C. Harcourt, Prue Kerr

2. The Economics of Imperfect Competition
G. C. Harcourt, Prue Kerr

3. Joan Robinson and her Circle in the Run-up to and Aftermath of the Publication of The General Theory
G. C. Harcourt, Prue Kerr

4. Marx in Joan Robinson’s Argument
G. C. Harcourt, Prue Kerr

5. Joan Robinson and Socialist Planning in the Years of High Theory
G. C. Harcourt, Prue Kerr

6. The Making of The Accumulation of Capital
G. C. Harcourt, Prue Kerr

7. The Choice of Technique in the Economy as a Whole and the Cambridge-Cambridge Debates in the Theory of Capital: Joan Robinson’s Role
G. C. Harcourt, Prue Kerr

8. After The Accumulation of Capital: Defence and Development
G. C. Harcourt, Prue Kerr

9. Joan Robinson’s Views on Development Economics as Political Economy
G. C. Harcourt, Prue Kerr

10. An Introduction to Modern Economics: A Light that Failed?
G. C. Harcourt, Prue Kerr

11. A Concerned Intellectual’s Task: Joan Robinson’s Three Popular Books
G. C. Harcourt, Prue Kerr

12. Conclusion: Joan Robinson’s Legacy
G. C. Harcourt, Prue Kerr

Nyckelord: Economics, Methodology/History of Economic Thought, Economic Theory/Quantitative Economics/Mathematical Methods, Economic History