In the debris of the financial crash of 2008, the principles of John Maynard Keynes--that
economic storms are a normal part of the market system, that governments need to step in …

Given the renewed interest in negative interest rates on base money—or equivalently 'taxing
money'—as a means for overcoming the zero bound on short-term nominal interest rates …

Starting from the perspective of heterodox Keynesian–Minskyian–Kindlebergian financial
economics, this paper begins by highlighting a number of mechanisms that contributed to …

Lifelong learning and education is a key concept for the development of adult education as
an area of practice and theoretical consideration. In recent decades, meanwhile, the idea of …

Presenting an in-depth overview of the foundations and developments of post-Keynesian
macroeconomics since Kalecki and Keynes, this timely book develops a comprehensive …

The marginalist revolution of the late nineteenth century consolidated what Karl Marx and
Piero Sraffa called 'vulgar economy', bringing with it an emphasis on a scarcity theory that …

Following the financial crisis of September 2008 when the American investment bank
Lehman Brothers collapsed, threatening to engulf the entire banking system, the British …

This fascinating book brings together and examines all aspects of the life and work of one of
the most influential thinkers of the last century, John Maynard Keynes, whose theses are still …

In his introduction to the Series of Cambridge Economic Handbooks (1922–1923), Keynes
writes:'The theory of economics does not furnish a body of settled conclusions immediately …

This paper argues that since the last decades of the twentieth century the discipline of
modern finance has directed fiduciaries to act" rationally"—that is, in the sole financial …