Edited by Luigi L. Pasinetti, Professor of Economics, Catholic University, Milan, Italy and formerly Reader in Economics, King’s College, University of Cambridge, UK and Bertram Schefold, Professor of Economics, Johann Wolfgang Goethe University, Frankfurt am Main, Germany

'. . . an interesting collection that will be particularly useful to those who wish to be acquainted with the intellectual history of Keynesianism in the various and still largely unexplored cultural environments.'

• Contents: Preface Introduction Part I: Theory 1. J.M. Keynes’s ‘Revolution – the Major Event of Twentieth-Century Economics? 2. Mr Keynes and the Moderns 3. The Conditions for the Reinstatement of Keynesian Policy Part II: Keynesianism in European Countries (Before and After the General Theory) 4. Keynes and the French Guardians of Say’s Law 5. Keynes Before and After the General Theory 6. Keynes’s Economic Ideas in Spain before the General Theory 7. The Analysis of Wages and Unemployment Revisited 8. Keynesianism in Italy 9. Keynesian Elements in a Long-term Analysis Part III: Institutional Discussions of Keynesian Policies 10. The Rationalization of Industry as a Controversial Remedy for Unemployment 11. Pre-Keynesian Themes at Brookings 12. The ILO and the League of Nations 13. The Beveridge Retort Index

Edited by Luigi L. Pasinetti, Professor of Economics, Catholic University, Milan, Italy and formerly Reader in Economics, King’s College, University of Cambridge, UK and Bertram Schefold, Professor of Economics, Johann Wolfgang Goethe University, Frankfurt am Main, Germany

'. . . an interesting collection that will be particularly useful to those who wish to be acquainted with the intellectual history of Keynesianism in the various and still largely unexplored cultural environments.'

• Contents: Preface Introduction Part I: Theory 1. J.M. Keynes’s ‘Revolution – the Major Event of Twentieth-Century Economics? 2. Mr Keynes and the Moderns 3. The Conditions for the Reinstatement of Keynesian Policy Part II: Keynesianism in European Countries (Before and After the General Theory) 4. Keynes and the French Guardians of Say’s Law 5. Keynes Before and After the General Theory 6. Keynes’s Economic Ideas in Spain before the General Theory 7. The Analysis of Wages and Unemployment Revisited 8. Keynesianism in Italy 9. Keynesian Elements in a Long-term Analysis Part III: Institutional Discussions of Keynesian Policies 10. The Rationalization of Industry as a Controversial Remedy for Unemployment 11. Pre-Keynesian Themes at Brookings 12. The ILO and the League of Nations 13. The Beveridge Retort Index

Edited by Luigi L. Pasinetti, Professor of Economics, Catholic University, Milan, Italy and formerly Reader in Economics, King’s College, University of Cambridge, UK and Bertram Schefold, Professor of Economics, Johann Wolfgang Goethe University, Frankfurt am Main, Germany

'. . . an interesting collection that will be particularly useful to those who wish to be acquainted with the intellectual history of Keynesianism in the various and still largely unexplored cultural environments.'

• Contents: Preface Introduction Part I: Theory 1. J.M. Keynes’s ‘Revolution – the Major Event of Twentieth-Century Economics? 2. Mr Keynes and the Moderns 3. The Conditions for the Reinstatement of Keynesian Policy Part II: Keynesianism in European Countries (Before and After the General Theory) 4. Keynes and the French Guardians of Say’s Law 5. Keynes Before and After the General Theory 6. Keynes’s Economic Ideas in Spain before the General Theory 7. The Analysis of Wages and Unemployment Revisited 8. Keynesianism in Italy 9. Keynesian Elements in a Long-term Analysis Part III: Institutional Discussions of Keynesian Policies 10. The Rationalization of Industry as a Controversial Remedy for Unemployment 11. Pre-Keynesian Themes at Brookings 12. The ILO and the League of Nations 13. The Beveridge Retort Index