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`Progressive Post-Keynesian Economics exemplifies beautifully the badly needed approach to economic theory and policy, which starts from real-life economic problems and is open to genuine dialogue with other approaches and social sciences. Discussing many key aspects of post-Keynesian theory, policy and teaching in an open-minded and realist manner, this book provides solid building blocks for a 21st century political economy that integrates insights and draws conceptions from a diversity of approaches. The era of one-sided abstract mathematical modelling that is detached from reality yet often functions as free-market ideology is over. Highly recommended!' -- Heikki Patomaki, University of Helsinki, Finland

'Progressive Post-Keynesian Economics exemplifies beautifully the badly needed approach to economic theory and policy, which starts from real-life economic problems and is open to genuine dialogue with other approaches and social sciences. Discussing many key aspects of post-Keynesian theory, policy and teaching in an open-minded and realist manner, this book provides solid building blocks for a 21st century political economy that integrates insights and draws conceptions from a diversity of approaches. The era of one-sided abstract mathematical modelling that is detached from reality yet often functions as free-market ideology is over. Highly recommended!' --Heikki Patomaki, University of Helsinki, Finland

`Progressive Post-Keynesian Economics exemplifies beautifully the badly needed approach to economic theory and policy, which starts from real-life economic problems and is open to genuine dialogue with other approaches and social sciences. Discussing many key aspects of post-Keynesian theory, policy and teaching in an open-minded and realist manner, this book provides solid building blocks for a 21st century political economy that integrates insights and draw conceptions from a diversity of approaches. The era of one-sided abstract mathematical modelling detached from reality yet often -- functions as free-market ideology is over. Highly recommended!' - Heikki Patomaki, University of Helsinki, Finland

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Edited by Jesper Jespersen, Professor of Economics, Roskilde University and Aalborg University and Finn Olesen, Professor of Economics, Aalborg University, Denmark

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