Edited by the late William J. Barber, formerly Professor of Economics, Wesleyan University, US

‘Perspectives on the History of Economic Thought presents a careful selection of the most important and original contributions to the annual proceedings of the History of Economics Society. This series is essential to any serious student of the history of economics and to the collection of any University library supporting research in economic thought.’

• Contents: Part I: Interpretations of Keynes's Political and Early Economic Writing Part II: The Reception of Keynes's The Economic Consequences of the Peace Part III: Critiques of the Keynesian Perspective Part V: Supplementary Modern Topics