In Keynes, Knowledge and Uncertainty, the economics and philosophy of J.M. Keynes are placed in relation to contemporary ideas on economic theorizing, demonstrating the prescience of his thought while also opening up further possibilities for adapting, developing and applying his ideas. Bringing together the work of many leading figures in the fields of Keynes studies and epistemology, this volume of essays strengthens the foundations of post Keynesian economics and includes constructive developments in the theory of uncertainty and its application.

Outlines the history of the hygiene of factories and their installations as well as that of the work itself, the health safeguards in dangerous occupations, and of the protection of miners in England, Germany, and the United States.

Essays on Hitchin and its people, based on the author's reminiscences.