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Lent 2010

• Tuesday 9 March Mark Hayes, University of Cambridge
  The Use and Abuse of Equilibrium
  discussant: Victoria Chick, UCL
  5.30 - 7.00 pm Auditorium Lounge, Robinson College, Cambridge
  paper

• 23 February Geoff Harcourt
  Where next for Post Keynesian Economics?
  talk only

• 2 February Robert Skidelsky
  Keynes: The Return of the Master
  further details - talk only

• 26 January Jesper Jespersen, University of Roskilde
  Macroeconomic Methodology 
  discussant: Ioana Negru, Anglia Ruskin University
  background paper - talk only - slides only

Michaelmas 2009

• 24 November Giuseppe Fontana, University of Leeds
  Money, Uncertainty and Time 
  discussant: Alberto Feduzi, Judge Business School
  background paper - Fontana talk only - Fontana slides only - Feduzi talk only - Feduzi slides only

• 10 November Malcolm Sawyer, University of Leeds
  Competition and money in Keynes (and Kalecki)
  discussant: Mark Hayes, Robinson College
  talk only - slides only

Michaelmas 2008 and Lent 2009

The seminar hosted a reading group to work through Keynes's General Theory and hear different perspectives from guest speakers.

• 4 March Mark Hayes, Robinson College, Cambridge
  General Theory Reading Group Session 8: (Bk VI) Saving the Free Market from itself 
  background paper - talk

• 25 February Brendan Sheehan, Leeds Metropolitan University
  The General Theory and Policies for Global Prosperity
  background paper - talk with slides - talk only - slides only - slide timings

• 18 February Mark Hayes, Robinson College, Cambridge
  General Theory Reading Group Session 7: (Bk V) Why wage-cuts will not create jobs 
  background paper - talk with slides - talk only - slides only - slide timings

• 11 February Geoff Tily, Government Economic Service
  Keynes, Policy and The General Theory
  paper - talk with slides - talk only - slides only - slide timings

• 4 February Mark Hayes, Robinson College, Cambridge
  General Theory Reading Group Session 6: (Bks III & IV) Aggregate Demand II: The Dark Forces of Time and Ignorance
  background paper - talk with slides - talk only - slides only - slide timings

• 28 January Geoff Harcourt, Jesus College, Cambridge
  Keynes, Joan Robinson and The General Theory
  talk - handout

• 21 January Mark Hayes, Robinson College, Cambridge
  General Theory Reading Group Session 5: (Bks III & IV) Aggregate Demand I: The Model
  background paper - talk with slides - talk only - slides only - slide timings

• 14 January Roy Rotheim, Skidmore College
  Keynes, Davidson and The General Theory
  talk - handout

• 26 November Mark Hayes, Robinson College, Cambridge
  General Theory Reading Group Session 4: (Bk II) Expectation and output
  background paper - talk with slides - talk only - slides only - slide timings

• 19 November Michel De Vroey, Université catholique de Louvain 
  Keynes, Marshall and The General Theory
  background paper - talk with slides - talk only - slides only - slide timings

• 12 November Mark Hayes, Robinson College, Cambridge
  General Theory Reading Group Session 3: (Bk II) Measuring income and capital
  background paper - talk with slides - talk only - slides only - slide timings

• 5 November Claudio Sardoni, University of Rome ‘La Sapienza’
  Keynes, Marx and The General Theory
  background paper - talk with slides - talk only - slides only - slide timings

• 29 October Mark Hayes, Robinson College, Cambridge
  General Theory Reading Group Session 2: (Bk I) Two Theories of Employment
  background paper - talk with slides - talk only - slides only - slide timings

• 22 October Gerhard-Michael Ambrosi, University of Trier
  Keynes, Pigou and The General Theory
  draft paper - talk with slides - talk only - slides only - slide timings

• 15 October Mark Hayes, Robinson College, Cambridge
  General Theory Reading Group Session 1: Necessary preliminaries
  background paper - talk with slides - talk only - slides only - slide timings

• 8 October Victoria Chick, University College London
  The General Theory is difficult; whose fault is that? background paper errata