Keynes and the power of ideas

29 February 2012 thesumofpower Economics, Politics, The Sum of Power 0

The shifting frame of ideas

Politics Professor James Walter gives Keynes as an example of how the accepted frame of ideas can change, the once unorthodox can become the new status quo.

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