Keynes and the Cambridge Keynesians

Focusing on the historical evolution of Keynesian economics, the book explores the reasons behind the limited success of Keynes's revolution. It is divided into three parts: the first presents Caffè Lectures on the 'unaccomplished revolution'; the second offers biographical essays on key figures like Richard Kahn and Joan Robinson, detailing their contributions and challenges; the third part proposes a conceptual framework to understand Keynes's impact while highlighting its conflicts with neoclassical economics.