Economists in Cambridge

Introduction, Maria Cristina Marcuzzo, Annalisa Rosselli; Keynes's correspondents; Chapter 1 Keynes and his favourite pupil, Maria Cristina Marcuzzo; Chapter 2 Keynes's valuable opponent and collaborator, Eleonora Sanfilippo; Chapter 3 A goodwilling outsider, Daniele Besomi; Chapter 4 Communication and intellectual integrity, Fabio Ranchetti; Chapter 5 Managing Cambridge economics, Pascal Bridel, Bruna Ingrao; Chapter 6 Fighting for Keynesian revolution, Maria Cristina Marcuzzo, Claudio Sardoni; Chapter 7 A lifelong friendship, Anna Carabelli; Chapter 8 Employment, the trade cycle and the war effort, Claudio Sardoni; Chapter 9 When the abyss yawns and after, Bruna Ingrao; Part 2 Keynes's disciples; Chapter 10 An enduring Part nership, Annalisa Rosselli; Chapter 11 The Keynesian tutor, Maria Cristina Marcuzzo, Daniele Besomi, Fabio Ranchetti; Chapter 12 The unlooked for proselytiser, Annalisa Rosselli, Daniele Besomi; Part 3 The old versus the young generation; Chapter 13 The Prof and his younger colleagues, Nerio Naldi; Chapter 14 The defender of the Marshallian tradition, Annalisa Rosselli; Chapter 15 Robertson and the great divide, Nerio Naldi; Chapter 16 Hayek and Cambridge: dialogue and contention, Bruna Ingrao, Fabio Ranchetti;