re: Modern Macroeconomics: Its Origins, Development and Current State, by Brian Snowdon (Northumbria University) and Howard R. Vane (Liverpool John Moores University), Aldershot: Edward Elgar, 2005 (forthcoming).
Take a look at this promotional material from Edward Elgar, which I just received this morning from Howard Vane. Edward Elgar is announcing the macro text to which I contributed the Austrian chapter. You’ll see a mention of my chapter in the second column of the second page–next-to-last paragraph. Also, see Chapter 9 in the Table of Contents.
Snowden and Vane wrote all the chapters except the ones on Post Keynesian School (Paul Davidson) and the Austrian School (Roger W. Garrison).
The 1994 version, in which I was an interviewee, was a pretty big success, especially in Great Brittain. I have high hopes that the 2005 version will gets some exposure for the Austrian School. I would think that anyone who teaches intermediate macroeconomics and wants to include the Austrian school would consider using this book.
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Excellent news!
Congratulations to Prof. Garrison!
Having taught an Intermediate Macro class using the previous edition of Snowden and Vane during the mid to late 90s, I highly recommend this book for a fair and balanced treatment of all the schools of thought covered.
Martin
Hallo, hier ist Karl aus Köln. Eure Webseite gefällt mir sehr gut; schön zu sehen, dass sich jemand mit seiner Webseite so viel Mühe gegeben hat.
i also think it’s a great book, with a wonderful overview of all the schools there are.. currently
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