Learning from distant cousins? Post-Keynesian Economics, Comparative Political Economy, and the Growth Models approach

Since the global financial crisis there has been growing interest in Post-Keynesian macroeconomic theory by political economists. In particular, recent Growth Models approach Comparative Political Economy (CPE) draws heavily on Kaleckian macroeconomics of demand regimes. This paper, firstly, traces disintegration nineteenth-century economy and highlights that many streams within heterodox economics are a continuation project, as sub-fields CPE International social sciences. Secondly, paper gives an overview its relation to Economics (PKE). It clarifies different strategies identifying growth models empirically, namely GDP decomposition versus analysing drivers, it changes since crisis. Finally, identifies opportunities challenges emerge from continued engagement PKE with particular.