Victoria Chick was a leading post-Keynesian macroeconomist. Her work constitutes one of the most important restorations of Keynes’ General Theory, providing an alternative to orthodox accounts of Keynes. She made several seminal contributions to monetary economics, banking and methodology in economics. Her scholarly work advanced our understanding of money and banking, the role of macroeconomic policies in capitalist economies and the evolution of financial systems among other topics.
For this special issue we invite original contributions which engage with or build upon Victoria Chick’s work. We will consider theoretical, empirical and methodological contributions, and particularly encourage submissions from early career researchers.
