Methodology, Microeconomics and Keynes

1. Introduction: On Chickâs life as an Academic (Philip Arestis, Meghnad Desai & Sheila Dow) 2. On the Microeconomic Foundations of Macroeconomics (Claudio Sardoni) 3. The Nature of Equilibrium in Keynesâs General Theory (Meghnad Desai) 4. From the Fundamental Equations to Effective Demand (Maria Cristina Marcuzzo) 5. The Relevance of Historical Experience for Economics (Alexander C. Dow & Sheila C. Dow) 6. General Theorising Versus Historical Specificity (Geoffrey M. Hodgson) 7. Timeful Theories, Timeful Theorists (Roy J. Rotheim) 8. Mathematical Formalism in Economics (Tony Lawson) 9. Mathematics as Natural Law (Jan Toporowski) 10. The Encompassing Principle as an Emerging Methodology for Post-Keynesian Economics (Giuseppe Fontana & Bill Gerrard) 11. A Note on Non-Walrasian Macroeconomics (Athol Fitzgibbons) 12. Marshall and Keynes on Rational (Ethical) Economic Man (Suzanne W. Helburn) 13. Cognition and coordination (Brian. J. Loasby) 14. Keynesâs Notion of Causa Causans and its Application to the Globalisation Process (Donald Gillies & Grazia Ietto-Gillies) 15. Technology and the Need for an Alternative View of the Firm in Post-Keynesian Theory (Fabiana Santos & Marco Crocco) 16. Consumer Beliefs and a Possible Welfare âGainâ From Monopoly (Ian Steedman) 17. The Political Economy of Economic Growth and Environmental Protection (David Pearce) 18. Firms and Banks Interacting in a Monetary Production Economy (Carmen Aparecida Feij³) 19. The Regional Impact of the Internationalization of the Financial System (Adriana M. Amado) 20. Assessing Creditworthiness and Small-Firm Bank Lending (Jochen Runde) 21. Womenâs Work or Work for Women? Peter A. Riach & Judith Rich