From Cambridge Keynesian to institutional economist: the unnoticed contributions of Robert Neild
简述了罗伯特·奈尔德（生于1924年）的生平与工作，重点分析他自1984年以来在制度与演化经济学方面被忽视的贡献，这些贡献因剑桥异端经济学家多专注于马克思主义和后凯恩斯主义而尤为突出。
Abstract Robert Neild (born 1924) has made a major contribution to economics and to peace studies. This paper provides a brief sketch of Neild's life and work. While noting his research in economic policy and peace studies, this essay devotes more attention to his largely unnoticed contributions to institutional and evolutionary economics since 1984. These are important in their own right, but they are especially notable because Cambridge heterodox economists have been devoted mainly to other approaches, including Marxism and post-Keynesianism. Neild's distinctive contribution is partly explained by his closeness to both Nicholas Kaldor and Gunnar Myrdal. Myrdal made explicit his adherence to the original American institutionalism: Neild extended that link to Cambridge.