The 12th
International Post Keynesian Conference
Kansas City, Missouri
September 25–28, 2014
Cosponsored by the University of Missouri–Kansas City, Journal of Post
Keynesian Economics, and Levy Economics Institute of Bard College, with
support from the Ford Foundation
The 2014 Post Keynesian Conference will address all of the traditional
areas of research covered by Post-Keynesian and other heterodox approaches
to economics, with keynotes by Lord Robert Skidelsky, James K. Galbraith,
and Bruce Greenwald.
Paper or panel submissions in the following areas
are particularly encouraged:
Money and the Real World: Paul Davidson’s Economics
Global Financial Crisis: Causes, Consequences, and Reforms
Central Bank Responses to the Crisis: Tapering QE, Too-Big-to-Fail?
Can Euroland Survive?
MMT, Functional Finance, Job Guarantee
Post Keynesian Pricing Theory, Phillips Curve, and Inflation
Heterodox Pricing Theory and the Nonconstrained Economy
Market Governance and Controlling Markets
The Future of Post Keynesian Economics
Post Keynesian Macro Models from the 1970s Onward
The BRICs and the Developing World
Has China Offered a New Economic Model?
Is Sovereign Debt Sustainable? Lessons from the Reinhart-Rogoff Fiasco
Submission deadline: July 1. Please send
proposed title and abstract (maximum 400 words) to Avi Baranes,aib7d4@mail.umkc.edu.
Conference registration will begin June 1. Hotel
and registration details will follow shortly.