JOURNAL OF POST KEYNESIAN ECONOMICS
Scope & Guideline
Challenging Conventional Economics, One Article at a Time.
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Post-Keynesian Economic Theory:
The journal emphasizes the exploration and development of Post-Keynesian economic theories, particularly those related to effective demand, market dynamics, and the role of uncertainty in economic decision-making. - Financial Instability and Minskyan Analysis:
A core focus is on the analysis of financial instability, drawing on Hyman Minsky's theories to examine the relationship between financial systems and economic cycles. - Empirical Investigations:
The journal encourages empirical research that applies Post-Keynesian theory to real-world economic issues, using data-driven approaches to validate theoretical claims. - Social and Economic Policy:
There is a consistent focus on the intersection of economic theory and social policy, particularly concerning issues of inequality, poverty, and the impact of government interventions. - Global Economic Issues:
The journal addresses global economic challenges, particularly in developing and emerging economies, providing insights into how Post-Keynesian economics can inform policy responses.
Trending and Emerging
- Financialization and Its Impacts:
Research increasingly focuses on the effects of financialization on economic stability, investment, and income distribution, reflecting concerns about how financial markets influence the real economy. - Inequality and Economic Policy:
There is a growing body of work addressing the relationship between economic policy and inequality, particularly in the context of fiscal measures, social safety nets, and their effectiveness in mitigating disparities. - Climate Change and Economic Policy:
Emerging themes include the intersection of climate change and macroeconomic policy, exploring how sustainable development can be integrated into economic frameworks and the implications for investment and growth. - Post-COVID Economic Recovery:
The journal has seen an uptick in articles analyzing economic recovery post-COVID-19, focusing on inflation, employment, and the role of government intervention in stabilizing economies. - Gender and Economic Dynamics:
A notable trend is the increasing integration of gender analysis within economic frameworks, examining how gender inequality intersects with economic policies and labor market dynamics.
Declining or Waning
- Classical vs. Post-Keynesian Debates:
There seems to be a waning interest in direct comparative analyses between Classical and Post-Keynesian economic theories, as researchers focus more on developing Post-Keynesian frameworks rather than contrasting them with classical perspectives. - Monetary Policy Mechanisms:
Discussions specifically about traditional monetary policy mechanisms, such as interest rate adjustments, appear less frequently, with more emphasis now placed on unconventional monetary policies and their implications under financialization. - Purely Theoretical Constructs:
There is a noticeable decline in papers that focus solely on theoretical constructs without empirical analysis, as the journal trends towards integrating theory with practical applications and empirical data. - Historical Economic Analysis:
While historical perspectives have been important, the focus on historical economic analysis, especially in the context of classical economic thought, has diminished as contemporary issues and empirical studies take precedence.
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