...Ann Mari May; Robert W. Dimand We use the archives of the American Economic Association to examine the participation of women in the association from its foundation in 1885 to the Great Depression. Women participated actively in the formation of the association, contributed several monographs...

... scientific credit. By reconstructing the network of MIT economics PhDs and their advisers, this article furnishes evidence of how MIT rose to prominence as documented by the numerous ties of Nobel laureates, Clark medalists, elected officials of the American Economic Association or the Council of Economic...

... of the 1940 statement are the American Political Science Association (as early as 1947), the American Historical Association (in 1961), the American Economic Association (in 1962), the American Soci­ ological Association (in 1963), and the American Anthropological Asso­ ciation (in 1970). The initiative...

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..., it was reinterpreted and incorporated into the fiscal program of the American political coalition supporting the New Deal, especially by the Committee for Economic Development. In the 1960s, Keynesian economists associated with the Kennedy and Johnson administrations reformulated yet again the notion. Drawing...

... Press . Wilson Edwin . 1938 . “ How to Study the Social Aspects of the Depression .” Journal of the American Statistical Association 33 ( 203 ): 505 – 12 . Wilson Edwin . 1939 . “ Pareto versus Marshall .” The Quarterly Journal of Economics 53 ( 4 ): 645 – 50...

... with liberal values associated with the public sphere since the eighteenth century. Musgrave’s conceptualization of public expenditures represents one episode of this continuing tension. His defense of merit goods, in particular, was rejected by many American economists in the 1960s because it was perceived...

... and economic progress through a new world order, how to sustain the arts in an advanced market economy, how to improve the position of women and minorities, and how to protect the environment. They were influenced by many thinkers including the American institutionalists. Correspondence may be addressed...

... at the Annual Business Meeting .” American Economic Review 48 ( 2 ): 608 – 10 . “ Dale Jorgenson, Clark Medalist 1971 .” 1971 . American Economic Association . https://www.aeaweb.org/about-aea/honors-awards/bates-clark/dale-jorgenson . “ Daniel McFadden, Clark Medalist 1975 .” 1975 . American...

... of the American Economic Association's Commission on Graduate Training in Economics. Published by the American Economic Association. Comment D. E. Moggridge The history of economics, like economic history, has fallen on some- what leaner times in economics departments. One should note in pass- ing...

... Economic Association. American Ec-o- nomic Rcwieirt 24, no. 1, Supplement (March 1934): 26-30. 3. “Unpublished Papers and Letters of Leon Walras.” Journul of Political Econorny 43, no. 2 (April 1935): 187-207. German translation (slightly abridged) in Lebcnsbilder grossor...

... of the American Economic Association, focusing at- tention on the policy advocacy of Paul Samuelson and Robert Solow, both of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), in the run-up Correspondence may be addressed to Dr. Robert Leeson, Economics Department, School of Business...

... Copyright © 1996 by Duke University Press 1996 List of Acronyms ACT Australian Capital Territory AEA American Economic Association AID See USAID ANPEC National Association for Graduates in Economics (Brazil) ANZAAS Australian and New...

... Greg Clark and Kevin Hoover for their helpful comments on an earlier draft of this article. Copyright © 1993 by Duke University Press 1993 References American Economic Association. 1895 . Constitution. Publications of the American Economic Association vol. 10 , page 10. American...

... economists is formed by the participants in the annual conventions of the American ROBERTEAGLY is Visiting Associate Professor of Economics, State University of New York, Binghamton. 1. Paul Samuelson, “Economists and the History of Ideas,” American Eco- nomic Review 3 (March 1962...

... W., and Ethan B. Kapstein. 1999 . Between God and the Market: The Religious Roots of the American Economic Association. Journal of Economic Perspectives 13.4 : 249 -58. Cherry, Robert. 1976 . Racial Thought and the Early Economics Profession. Review of Social Economy 34 : 147 -62...

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... their advanced training. Richard Ely, John Bates Clark, Henry Carter Adams, and E. R. A. Seligman-all of whom played important roles in the formation of the American Economic Association and served as presidents of the young organization-had studied in the German universities. So too had Roland...

...” by the Coun- cil of the American Economic Association (American Economic Associa- tion 1895, 18),8 while the British Economic Association appointed Cohn one of its first “foreign corresponding members” (“Notes and Memo- randa” 1894, 817). It was during these years as well, according to Yale economist J...