【资料名称】：Economic Thought Since Keynes: A History and Dictionary of Major Economists
【资料作者】：Michel Beaud
【出版社】：    Routledge
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Product Details  

• Paperback: 512 pages
• Publisher: Routledge; New edition edition (September 10, 1997)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 0415164540

Review  
"Thevolume conceived by Michel Beaud and Gilles Dostaler to distill theessentials of economic thought since Keynes into a single and readilymanageable volume is now available to English readers.... It is, in aword, `exceptional'." -- Journal of the History of Economic Thought

Thehistory of very recent economic thought has been sadly neglected.Thisbook seeks to fill this gap. This is a book that has no parallel inthese condary literature. It is a unique contribution to thehistoriography of the recent past of our subject.
–Mark Blaug, University of Exeter

Thevolume conceived by Michel Beaud and Gilles Dostaler to distill theessentials of economic thought since Keynes into a single and readilymanageable volume is now available to English readers.... It is, in aword, `exceptional'.
–Journal of the History of Economic Thought

Product Description   
Economic Thought Since Keynesprovidesa concise overview of changing economic thought in the latterpart ofthe twentieth century. Part I is an historical account ofeconomicthought. Part II is an analysis of their contribution toeconomicthought and a guide to the secondary literature.
  
About the Author  
MichelBeaud is Professor of Economics at the University of Paris7-Juissieu,France. He is author of Socialism in the Crucible ofHistory (1993).Gilles Dostaler is Professor in the Department ofEconomics at theUniversity of Quebec, Montreal. His other publishedworks include GunnarMyrdal and his Works.

Table of Contents
Introduction 1
PART I OUTLINE OF A HISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT SINCE KEYNES 9
1 Keynes and The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money 15
2 The Keynesian revolution 29
3 The triumph of interventionism 43
4 Axiomatization, formalization, mathematicization 58
5 A new orthodoxy: the neoclassical synthesis 73
6 Heterodoxies: permanence and renewal 88
7 The liberal resurgence 103
8 New macroeconomics 117
9 On Babel and three figures of present-day economic thought 130
PART II DICTIONARY OF MAJOR CONTEMPORARY ECONOMISTS 149
Bibliography 447
Name index 455
Subject index 486