In the Long Run We Are All Dead : Keynesianism, Political Economy, and Revolution
Verso Books
Explore the critique of Keynesianism in Geoff Mann's "In the Long Run We Are All Dead." This book delves into Keynesian economic theory and its relevance in the post-2007/2008 financial crisis era. Mann argues that Keynesianism offers a compelling internal critique of modern liberalism, proposing a vision of capital without capitalism and revolution without revolutionaries. This accessible and historically grounded introduction provides a thorough analysis of John Maynard Keynes' masterwork, "The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money." Key features: - A critical examination of Keynesian political economy - Explores the relationship between economics, politics, and revolution - Accessible introduction to Keynes' The General Theory - Relevant for understanding contemporary economic crises Product Summary: "In the Long Run We Are All Dead" by Geoff Mann is a paperback book in English that critically analyzes Keynesian economics. It provides a deep dive into the theory's response to financial crises, its political implications, and its potential for revolution. With 256 pages, this first edition offers a comprehensive look at capital and capitalism.
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