About this journal

Aims and scope

The full statement of purpose drafted by the founding co-editors is printed in the first issue of the Journal and contributors are invited to consult it. In summary it announces a scholarly journal receptive to innovative theoretical work that can shed fresh light on contemporary economic problems and to encourage evolving analysis and empirical study to contest the mainstream orthodoxy that suffuses the major economic journals. While the editors expect submissions that reflect Keynes’s method and theoretical approach, the term post Keynesian is broadly interpreted to include the investigation of new problems, theoretical perspectives and policy proposals consistent with Keynes’s vision of the open-ended nature of economic study and reflecting the work of Classical and Marxian economists as well as Robinson, Weintraub, Kaldor, Kahn, Eichner, Heilbroner, Graziani, Sylos Labini, Sraffa, Godley, Galbraith, Minsky, Boulding and others who have contributed to the evolution of the post Keynesian tradition.

Journal metrics

Usage

  • 44K annual downloads/views

Citation metrics

  • 0.6 (2023) Impact Factor
  • 1.0 (2023) 5 year IF
  • 1.7 (2023) CiteScore (Scopus)
  • 0.984 (2023) SNIP
  • 0.378 (2023) SJR

Speed/acceptance

  • 9 days avg. from submission to first decision
  • 62 days avg. from submission to first post-review decision
  • 42 days avg. from acceptance to online publication
  • 27% acceptance rate

Editorial board

The Journal of Post Keynesian Economics was founded in 1978 by Coeditors Sidney Weintraub (1914–1983) and Paul Davidson, Chairman of the Honorary Board of Editors John Kenneth Galbraith (1908–2006), and Publisher Myron E. Sharpe.

Co-Editors

Jan Kregel

Tallinn Technical University, Estonia

Michalis Nikiforos

University of Geneva, Switzerland

Honorary Board of Editors

Eileen Appelbaum; Philip Arestis; Ronald G. Bodkin; Luiz Carlos Bresser Pereira; James Galbraith; Donald Katzner; Warren Mosler; Malcolm Sawyer; Lord Robert Skidelsky

Associate Editors

Yannis Dafermos, SOAS University, London, UK

Leila Davis, University of Massachusetts, Boston, USA

Toshiaki Hirai, Sophia University, Tokyo, Japan

Edwin LeHeron, Sciences Po Bordeaux, France

Eric Tymoigne, Lewis & Clark College, USA

Managing Board of Editors

Riccardo Bellofiore - University of  Bergamo, Italy

Pablo Bortz - National University of San Martin, Argentina

Anna Carabelli - University of Piemonte, Italy

Laura Carvalho - Open Society Foundation and University of São Paulo, Brazil

Eugenio Caverzasi - University of Insumbria, Italy

Chandru Chandraseckhar - University of Massachusetts, Amherst, USA

Andrew Cornford - Observatoire de la Finance, Geneva, Switzerland

Sheila Dow - University of Sterling, UK

Steve Fazzari - Washington University, St. Louis, USA

Giuseppe Fontana - University of Leeds, UK 

Mathew Forstater - University of Missouri, Kansas City, USA

Roberto Frenkel - CEDES, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Scott Fullwiler - University of Missouri, Kansas City, USA

Giorgos Galanis - Queen Mary University of London, UK

Alicia Giron -  National Autonomous Unversity of Mexico (UNAM), Mexico

Jayati Ghosh - University of Massachusetts, Amherst, USA

Ilene Grabel - University of Denver, USA

Eckhard Hein - Berlin School of Law and Economics, Germany

Arturo Huerta - National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM)

Jomo Kwame Sundaram - Khazanah Research Institute, Malaysia

Annina Kaltenbrunner - University of Leeds, UK

Rainer Kattel - University College London, UK

Saul Keifman - University of Buenos Aires, Argentina 

Celia Kerstenetzky -   Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Peter Kriesler - University of New South Wales, Australia

Gilberto Tadeu Lima -   University of São Paulo, Brazil

Dic Lo - SOAS University of London, UK

Bill Lucarelli - University of Western Sydney, Australia

Will Milberg - The New School, USA

Jo Mitchell - University of West England, UK

Bill Mitchell - Charles Darwin University, Australia

Maria Nikolaidi - University of Greenwich, UK

Riccardo Pariboni - University of Siena, Italy

Richard Parker - Harvard University, USA

Gabriel Porcile - Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean, Chile

Martin Rapetti - University of Buenos Aires, Argentina

Miriam Rehm - University of Duisburg Essen, Germany

Erik Reinert - Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia

Colin Rogers - University of Adelaide, Australia

Alessandro Roncaglia - Sapienza University of Rome, Italy

Roy Rotheim - Skidmore College, USA

Neri Salvadori - University of Pisa, Italy

Stephanie Seguino - University of Vermont, USA

Mark Setterfield - The New School, USA

Anwar Shaikh - The New School, USA

Engelbert Stockhammer - Kings College London, UK

Pavlina Tcherneva - Bard College, USA

Andrea Terzi - Franklin University, Switzerland

Zdravka Todorova - Wright State University, USA

Mario Tonveronachi - University of Siena, Italy

Jan Toporowski - SOAS University London, UK

Martin Watts - University of Newcastle, Australia

Isabella Weber - University of Massachusetts, Amherst, USA

Gennaro Zezza - University of Cassino, Italy

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° Current Abstracts

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° Russian Academy of Science Bibliographies

° Social Sciences Abstracts (H.W. Wilson)

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° SocINDEX

° SocINDEX with Full Text

° TOC Premier

• Elsevier BV

° Scopus

• Gale

° Book Review Index Plus

° Business & Company ProFile ASAP

° Business ASAP

° Business ASAP International

° General Business File ASAP

° General Refence Centre International

• H.W. Wilson

° Social Sciences Index

• Management Contents

• National Library of Medicine

° PubMed

• Ovid

° EconLit

• Personal Alert (E-mail)

• ProQuest

° ABI/INFORM Collection

° ABI/INFORM Global

° Business Premium Collection

° EconLit

° International Bibliography of the Social Sciences, Core

° ProQuest 5000

° ProQuest 5000 International

° ProQuest Central

° Social Science Database

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• Thomson Reuters

° Current Contents

° Social Sciences Citation Index

° Web of Science

• Trade & Industry Index

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