1. Fra forskningsfronten Mogens Ove Madsen & Jesper Jespersen To nye konference-volumes: 1.Keynes’s General Theory for Today 2.Teaching Post Keynesian Economics

2. Special price – Today: 200,- kr.

3. Volume 2

4. Keynes’s ´The General Theory’ for today: relevance and perspective Introduction by Jesper Jespersen & Mogens O. Madsen (editors) Invited lecture: The General Theory: a neglected work?! By Mark G. Hayes, Robinson College, Cambridge, 15 p. Invited lecture: The Final Death and Next Life of Maynard Keynes: prospects for the US economy by James Galbraith 10 p. METHODOLOGY The Crisis in Macro and the limitations of the economics of Keynes – or why the Master will not return unless his General Theory is dressed up in neo-modern Clothes, Teodoro Dario Togati, Università di Torino, 22 p. A New Methodological approach to economic theory: What I have learnt from 30 years of Research on Keynes, Anna Carabelli, Universitá del Piemonte Orientale, Keynes on Method: Is Economics a Moral Science?, Michael Laine, 13 p. Keynes’s early recognition and use of the concept of time, Mogens O. Madsen, Aalborg University, 14 p. When Keynes and Minsky are meeting Mandelbrot – uncertainty in a non-Ergodic System, Stefan Voss, 28 p.

5. Effective Demand, Finance and European Crises Keynes’s General Theory becoming 75 years – time to re- read and reflect, Jesper Jespersen, Roskilde University, 18 p. The General Theory after the sub-prime Crisis. A Minskyan Perspective, Elisabetta De Antoni, University of Trento, 18 p. What is Keynes’ View in Financing Economic Growth? The role of Capital Markets in the process of Funding, Noemi Levy-Orlik, UNAM, Mexico, 19 p. Nothing learned from the crisis? [Some remarks on the Stability Programmes, 2011-14 undertaken by the Euro area government], Gregor Semieniuk, Till van Treeck & Achim Truger, 20 p. European Economic Policy and the Problem of current account imbalances: the case of Germany and Spain, Jorge Uxó, Jesús Paúl & Eladio Febrero, 24 p.

6. Employment

7. Inspiration from GT for a better understanding of the present ‘crisis’ 1. Keynes’s method used to make a realistic analysis of the macroeconomic system as a whole characterized by Uncertainty 2. Causality is important: Supply and demand are not independent! (Un)Employment and wage Finance and output Politics Have a good read!