Peter Skott

Professor Peter Skott is affiliated with the Aalborg University Business School, part of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities at Aalborg University. His research focuses on macroeconomic methodology, theory, and policy (MaMTEP), particularly in post-Keynesian and structuralist frameworks. Key areas include aggregate demand, fiscal policy, imperfect competition, and dual economy analysis.

Skott's research spans over four decades, with notable contributions in behavioral macroeconomics, endogenous business cycles, and the implications of institutional change. He has published extensively in journals like Review of Keynesian Economics and Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, emphasizing policy-relevant analyses.

His work often critiques conventional economic models, advocating for frameworks that integrate behavioral insights and institutional realities. Recent publications explore conflict inflation dynamics, Phillips curve interpretations, and the integration of Marxian and Keynesian perspectives.

Skott has engaged in numerous academic activities, including conference presentations on topics such as unemployment policy and dual economy dynamics. He contributed to a prominent debate on planetary boundaries and systemic transformation in 2024, highlighting interdisciplinary policy relevance.

His research group, MaMTEP, focuses on advancing macroeconomic theory with practical policy applications, emphasizing sustainability and institutional adaptability.