Keynes and Economic Development: The Seventh Keynes Seminar Held at the University of Kent, Canterbury, 1985

In this insightful compilation, participants of the Seventh Keynes Seminar come together to delve into the principles of Keynesian economics and its relevance to economic development. The proceedings reveal a diverse array of perspectives from scholars and practitioners who explore how Keynesian theory can be applied to contemporary economic challenges faced by developing nations.

A.P. Thirlwall leads the discourse with a focus on the intersection of Keynesian thought and practical economic strategies. Engaging with various topics ranging from theoretical frameworks to policy implications, the authors offer a rich dialogue that stimulates critical thinking about economic growth and stability.

The seminar not only highlights the historical significance of Keynesian economics but also examines its potential as a guiding philosophy for achieving sustainable development goals. Contributions from experts across disciplines further enhance the depth of the analysis, making it a significant resource for anyone interested in the evolution of economic thought and policy.