Tony has lectured widely in developing countries and has been a consultant to several international agencies including the African Development Bank, the Asian Development Bank, the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) and the Pacific Islands Development Program in Hawaii. He has written a number of specialized texts in the field of development economics and is Series Editor of Palgrave's Great Thinkers in Economics collection.

• Part 1 Introduction, Derek Crabtree; Keynes and the role of the state, Alan Peacock; discussion, Peter Clark; the decline of corporatism, Andrew Gamble; discussion, Samuel Brittan; economic malfunction and the role of the state, J. Cornwall; monetary rules versus consensual discretion - corporatism and the future of Keynesian policy-making, Andrew Henley and Euclid Tsakalotos. Part 2 Introduction, J. Hughes; Keynes and the role of the state in developing countries, Anand Chandavarkar; discussion, M. Lipton; the future role of the state in Eastern Europe, Mica Panic; discussion, Michael Bleaney; post-communism and the problem with Marshall aid, Richard Sakwa; Keynes, Russia and the state in developing countries, John Toye.

Tony has lectured widely in developing countries and has been a consultant to several international agencies including the African Development Bank, the Asian Development Bank, the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) and the Pacific Islands Development Program in Hawaii. He has written a number of specialized texts in the field of development economics and is Series Editor of Palgrave's Great Thinkers in Economics collection.

• Part 1 Introduction, Derek Crabtree; Keynes and the role of the state, Alan Peacock; discussion, Peter Clark; the decline of corporatism, Andrew Gamble; discussion, Samuel Brittan; economic malfunction and the role of the state, J. Cornwall; monetary rules versus consensual discretion - corporatism and the future of Keynesian policy-making, Andrew Henley and Euclid Tsakalotos. Part 2 Introduction, J. Hughes; Keynes and the role of the state in developing countries, Anand Chandavarkar; discussion, M. Lipton; the future role of the state in Eastern Europe, Mica Panic; discussion, Michael Bleaney; post-communism and the problem with Marshall aid, Richard Sakwa; Keynes, Russia and the state in developing countries, John Toye.