The Review of Keynesian Economics is an academic journal focused on Keynesian economics, which strives to provide an open forum for the development and dissemination of Keynesian economic ideas. Keynesian economics is an important branch of macroeconomics that emphasizes the role of aggregate demand in economic activity and the key role of government in regulating the economy and achieving full employment.

The goal of the journal is to encourage in-depth study of Keynesian theory while promoting critical exchange and dialogue with other macroeconomic paradigms such as neoclassical economics, monetarism, supply-side economics, and others. This kind of critical exchange helps to reveal the advantages and limitations of different economic theories and promote the overall development of the economic discipline. The readership includes economists, policy makers, academics, students and a general audience interested in macroeconomics.