Titlebook: Keynes‘s General Theory After Seventy Years; Robert W. Dimand (Professor of Economics and Adjun Book 2010 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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Culmination

Keynes and the Social Sciences: Contributions Outside of Economics, with Applications to Economic Ad a lesser known and sometimes more indirect and informal influence on the other social sciences, in anthropology, sociology and political science. Following some brief, general comments on these three disciplines, two important case studies will be presented in the areas of economic anthropology and comparative systems.

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Whose Keynes?,. Paradoxically, one of the reasons for this proliferation of claimants who denounce others as either pretenders or bastard progeny is the very success of the Keynesian revolution. For decades, macroeconomics was dominated by Keynesian economics. For example, as late as 1971, Robert Barro could take

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,The , in Keynes’s Biographies,ertaken by three biographers of Keynes whose researches on his chapters and correspondence mark them out among scholars for their extraordinary scope and thoroughness. I will compare the analysis of the . in Keynes’s three major biographies (Harrod 1951; Moggridge 1992; Skidelsky 1992) in order to a

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,Mr Keynes and the “Liberals”,he “classics”.. This extreme simplification has never been accepted by Keynes’s critics or most of his followers, as this wide and apparently indiscriminate category blurs fundamental distinctions between different pre-Keynesian schools of thought. In particular it even blurs the basic and widely he

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Corporatism and Keynes: His Views on Growth, as I believe the recent economic record of continental western Europe helps to confirm.. My discussion here of the economic thought of John Maynard Keynes will focus on his early “corporatist” dissatisfaction with the market — a dissatisfaction that ran deeper than the Pigovian critique of ., later

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Keynes, Art and Aesthetics,is great friend and once lover, Duncan Grant, was a painter. Vanessa Bell, Virginia Woolf’s sister, was one of his main confidents. Most of his closest friends were artists, writers, art and literary critics. The majority of them were part, with him, of the Bloomsbury set. Not an artist, which he re

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Keynes and the Social Sciences: Contributions Outside of Economics, with Applications to Economic Aeconomist of the twentieth century, and clearly his legacy continues into the twenty-first. Well-known also is that Keynes made significant and formal contributions in other fields, in mathematics and statistics (e.g. his .), philosophy, psychology and even historical studies. But Keynes also has ha