Contents

Editors’ Preface

Editors' Preface to the special issue "Reconstruction in Europe, 100 years later"

Winners and Losers: Europe and Debt after the Great War and after the Great Recession

Reviewing views once expressed by J. M. Keynes, and adopting some of their great brevity, persuasive prose, and occasionally cryptic...

On the Relationship between Einaudi and Keynes in the Early 1920s

We publish here four letters between Luigi Einaudi and John M. Keynes of the period March-April 1922 and related to...

Keynes and the Manchester Guardian’s Reconstruction Supplements

This introduction explains why and how Keynes became associated with the project for publishing Reconstruction Supplements that would circulate throughout Europe in...

Keynes’s Principles of European Reconstruction

In 1922-3 J.M. Keynes was general editor of a series of 12 publications on The Reconstruction in Europe (Manchester Guardian Commercial Supplements)....

Institutional and Economic Reform Process in Europe: An Historical Perspective

The article compares the challenges faced by Europe in reconstructing after World War I and the new ones on similar...

The End of which European Era? The Current Crisis of Europe in Historical Perspective

Far from exclusively challenging Europe’s present and future, the current crises are also changing its relations to the past. The...

What Would Keynes Have Thought of the European Crisis?

Keynes died before the initiation of measures for economic and political union in Europe. However, he did have very clear...

When Keynes Goes to Brussels: A New Fiscal Rule for the EMU?

The Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) institutions are consistent with a New Consensus that emerged in the 1980s, limiting the...