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... Svorenčík, University of Mannheim, Department of Economics, L7, 3-5, 68161 Mannheim, Germany; email: [email protected] . Copyright © 2018 Duke University Press 2018 prosopography economics PhD production adviser-advisee networks An extended version of this paper including...

..., 103, 120 on move to Harvard, 36n36 and Readings in Economics, 147 view of knowledge, 216 as textbook writer, 161, 161n11 ASA. See American Statistical Black Americans at MIT, 317–36 Association (ASA) affirmative action in MIT PhD...

... believe he would have done [so] rather than begin a new language.” 6. At the time, PhD degrees at GSIA were awarded either in industrial administration or economics. 7. After a productive career as a researcher, Cyert served as dean of GSIA (1962–72) and then as president of Carnegie Mellon...

... Dynamics: Constructing Economic Knowledge . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press . Toward a History of Economics at MIT, 1940–72 Beatrice Cherrier In November 2011, Mario Draghi (PhD MIT, 1977) became president of the European Central Bank, thereby joining a group of central bank gover...

... Shell [by Stephen E. Spear and Randall Wright Macroeconomic Dynamics 5 (5): 701–41. The Rise of Growth Economics at MIT 227 Sheshinski, E. 1966. “Essays on the Theory of Production and Technical Progress.” PhD thesis, MIT. 1967a. “Optimal Accumulation...

... was going through important changes, informed by its mathematization, by the stabilization of a neoclassical way of doing economics, by the advancement of econometrics and the “Keynesian revolution,” and by the Americanization of economics. The MIT PhD program in economics was created only in 1941 but very...

... of feminist economics. Andrés Guiot-Isaac is a PhD candidate in area atudies (Latin America) at Brasenose College, University of Oxford. He is bursary of the program Pasaporte a la Ciencia (Foco Sociedad) and holder of the Global History of Capitalism Project studentship. His research explores...

..., the scholarly journal of the Chinese Economic Association pub- lished a two-part survey of his ideas (Wang Liewang 1935). When the General Theory was published in 1936, English-language copies were soon on sale in China. Professor Chen Daisun bought one in Hankow in 1937. Chen, who had received a PhD...

... pseudonyms—for example, Raya Dunayevskaya used the pseudonym Freddie Forest 11 —while others like Edith Hirsch may have adopted their husbands' names (“Edith Hirsch” 2003 ). 12 Finally, many women left the profession entirely. For example, Carrie Glasser earned a PhD in economics from Columbia...

... on research purposes and graduate educa- tion, coupled with the broadening of MIT’s original disciplinary focus, created an opportunity in the postwar decades for economics at MIT to expand and to strengthen its research credentials. The changes of the 1940s facilitated the development of the PhD...

.... : MIT Press . Sheshinski Eytan . 1966 . “Essays on the Theory of Production and Technical Progress.” PhD diss. , Massachusetts Institute of Technology . ———. 1967a . “Optimal Accumulation with Learning by Doing.” In Essays on the Theory of Optimal Economic Growth , edited...

... 1920s” (originally the fourth chapter of his PhD thesis) that came out in HOPE the previous year, where, as mentioned, the real effects of sudden price declines, such as bankruptcies and unemployment, are explicitly admitted by Wicksell during the post–World War I economic crisis in Sweden (Boianovsky...

... 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...

..., a 1970 PhD in economics from the University of Chicago. Within the emerging Brazilian economics community's pluralist framework, EPGE became “the home of the most orthodox strand of neoclassical thought in Brazil and whose faculty attribute a great deal of importance to mathematical modeling...

... Press . Abbott Edith . 1905 . “ The Wages of Unskilled Labor in the United States 1850–1900 .” Journal of Political Economy 13 ( 3 ): 321 – 67 ( also as “A Statistical Study of the Wages of Unskilled Labor in the United States, 1830–1900, ” PhD thesis in economics, University of Chicago...

...William Darity, Jr.; Arden Kreeger We examine the history of the entry of black American graduate students into the PhD program in economics at MIT in the 1970s. The deployment of an active and aggressive affirmative action program led to the presence of a critical mass of black doctoral students...

... by Darnell Adrian C. , 1 – 28 . New York : Springer-Verlag . DesRoches C. Tyler . 2015 . “ The World as a Garden: A Philosophical Analysis of Natural Capital in Economics .” PhD diss. , University of British Columbia . DesRoches C. Tyler . 2018 . “ On the Historical Roots...

... that Miller was Poole’s adviser may suggest that he was some- what infl uential on Poole’s use of a quadratic loss function in his 1970 paper. However, it is unclear if this is indeed the case. Poole’s article in the Quarterly Journal of Economics (1970) was not a direct by-product of his PhD thesis...

... of Antwerp, Bel- gium. He obtained a PhD in economics from the University of Paris X-Nanterre. His research focuses on the history of economic thought, linear production theory, health inequality measurement, and intergenerational justice. He has published in a wide range of journals; he recently...

... of Negro Men .” Quarterly Journal of Economics 70 ( 4 ): 525 – 48 . Becker G. S. 1952 . “ A Note on Multi-Country Trade .” American Economic Review 42 ( 4 ): 558 – 68 . ———. 1955 . “ The Economics of Racial Discrimination .” PhD diss. , University of Chicago . ———. 1957...