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Book Review : A Review of J.A. Kregel's The Reconstruction of Political Economy

Post-Keynesian economics, political economy according to the Cambridge-in-the-East, has been attracting the attention of many North American social scientists. The compelling writings of Donald Harris and Edward Nell, the lively &dquo;Cambridge controversy&dquo;, and publication of several edited volumes have successfuly introduced this school of economic thought. 1 Although the Post-Keynesian paradigm is a distinctive alternative to both Marxian economics and Neo-classical economics, it parallels Marxian economics in opening another front in the attack on neo-classical orthodoxy. That initiative can be strengthened by introducing PostKeynesianism to a wider audience of students, union members, teachers and others. J.A. Kregel has written an introductory text that can be used