This year’s conference themes are: 1. Post-Keynesian Theory and Methodology (keynote speaker: Roy Rotheim) 2. Post-Keynesian Policies and solutions (keynote speaker: James Galbraith) 3. Post-Keynesian visions for a good society (keynote speaker: Tomas Sedlacek)

The call for papers will make clear that the conference embraces microscopic studies of the mechanisms of innovation, routine and selection as well as studies of the macroscopic problems of Schumpeterian growth and development as a process of "creative destruction". The broad range of issues...

The purpose of this Ph.d.-course is to shed light on the concept and measurements of welfare. The course focuses on the following questions: Has the transition from the industrial to the post-industrial society changed our ideas and conceptions about welfare? What is the relationship between...

Policy studies increasingly focus on the role of ideas. It is not altogether a new insight that ideas matter in policy making, but it is a new phenomenon that it has become a dominant approach. This Ph.D. course offers a vide variety of theories and methods that theorize on how and under what...