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Isn’t it time for you to learn what Keynes’s analysis is all about?

With the effects of the current economic downturn becoming prevalent within the global community many are looking for expalinations as why this may have happened and ultimately what can be done to readdress the current situation.

The theories behind Keynesian economics are therefore as relevant today as ever. For a full list of our Keynes publishing please click here.

Seen the film ... then you will need to read this book!

Che Guevara: The Economics of Revolution
By Helen Yaffe

'Yaffe has no full peers. This book presents an insightful and fascinating exposition of the path of development of Guevara’s economic ideas. Yaffe’s book makes an unparalleled stride to fill a gaping hole in the literature: Guevara as an economic theorist and practitioner.’ Frank Thompson, Lecturer in Economics, University of Michigan, US

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To increase your knowledge of the factors involved and the subsequent likely effects of the current economic crisis, visit our website where a listing of relevant publications is currently available by clicking here.

New Palgrave contributors are Economist’s ‘Bright Young Things’
New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics authors Xavier Gabaix and Mark Melitz have been named by their peers as two of the best young economists in the world. To read the article in The Economist, please click here. Twenty years ago, Nobel Prize winner Paul Krugman was on the same list!

The New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics Online

Following its original publication in 1987, The New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics has become established as the leading reference work for economists in all spheres of the discipline. The second edition, published in May 2008, retains many individual classic essays of enduring importance from its predecessor and includes over 1000 new or significantly revised articles, and the online version is updated quarterly. Free trials are available to all prospective institutional subscribers. Please contact librarians@palgrave.com to arrange your trial today. You can also encourage your librarian to request a free online trial for your institution – they can register today at: www.dictionaryofeconomics.com/contact_us or by emailing.

Paul Krugman wins Nobel Prize for Economics
Congratulations from all at Palgrave Macmillan.
For more information about Professor Krugman’s leading economics textbook
http://www.palgrave.com/products/title.aspx?PID=278870 To watch a short video of Paul talking about his introduction to Keynes’ General Theory click here or to purhcase a copy please click here.

The Palgrave Econolog
The Palgrave Econolog surveys the content of over 350 Economics blogs, indexes them by topic and tracks traffic so that you can see at a glance what economists are reading and writing about. Highlights hot stories, papers, books and conferences, and ranks blogs. The service is easy to use and free of charge. Please take a look at http://www.econolog.net/

Palgrave Macmillan is now offering RSS feeds
Palgrave Macmillan is now offering the latest new book information in Economics through our new RSS service. Please click here for more information.

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