Josef Steindl
Josef Steindl
Josef Steindl (1912-1993) received his doctorate in economics from the Vienna Hochschule für Welthandel (now the Economic University) in 1935. Influenced by Austro-Marxism, he was among the first to attempt a synthesis with the new Keynesian notions. Steindl left Austria after the 1938 anschluss and was a colleague of Michal Kalecki at the Oxford Institute of Statistics during World War II. His model of the macroeconomics of growth and distribution has powerful application to the central questions of today's global economy.
- Maturity and Stagnation in American CapitalismINR 295
This book is the 1976 revision of a work that was first published, according to the author, "at a time which could not have been less propitious for its success". It was the early 1950s, when the m...
Dilrukshi Fonseka
Dilrukshi Fonseka has been Programme Coordinator at the Berghof Foundation for Conflict Studies, Sri Lanka. She works for capacity-building in peace negotiations, transitional justice and reconcili
Raosaheb Kasbe
Raosaheb Kasbe is an eminent political scientist and scholar on Ambedkar and Dalit movements in India. He is the author of several widely acclaimed books in Marathi. He taught Political Science for
Alfred Ehrenfeld
N/AIan Shapiro
Ian Shapiro is William R. Kenan, Jr., Professor and Chairman of the Department of Political Science at Yale University.