Abstract
Mann’s article makes a large number of brave and substantial claims about Keynes and ‘Keynesian reason’ in the context of contemporary capitalism and Left politics. But this depth and breadth makes the article problematic as well as significant, for the simple reason that Mann is unable to fully substantiate all of the claims in question. This commentary critically considers one such claim, concerning the relation between Keynes, Keynesianism, and neoliberalism.
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