...E. Roy Weintraub This paper reviews Craufurd Goodwin’s distinctive role as scholar-administrator from his arrival as a student at Duke in 1955 to his move to the Ford Foundation in 1970. Craufurd Goodwin international programs Duke administration Taylor Cole Copyright © 2019 Duke...

...” was then shaped during the fifties, one influenced by the demands of engineers, scientists, and business students, and somewhat eclipsed by the promising interdisciplinary research programs emerging in the newly founded Center for International Studies. During the sixties, MIT economists instantiated the vision...

... African countries macroeconomic accounts are coproduced with international organizations (Samuel 2011, 2013). Mem- ber states are obliged to provide the IMF with economic figures for inter- national surveillance and for the monitoring of its financial assistance programs. Macroeconomic data are thus...

... and insights associated with the Office of Research, Plans, Programs, Evaluation, brought the evaluation perspective of RAND to government spending and gradually began to dominate. This essay examines the internal and external pressures of the period and uses the insights of Randall Collins, Michael Farrell...

... the postwar period saw the emergence of a new kind of traveling economist whose task was to engineer and assess the implementation of modernization programs. In particular, the article analyzes the role of field trips in the career of Ladejinsky across Asia. The task of traveling experts was complicated...

... Institute of International Economics. Köhler , Ekkehard A. , and Stefan Kolev . 2013 . “ The Conjoint Quest for a Liberal Positive Program: ‘Old Chicago,’ Freiburg, and Hayek .” In F.A. Hayek and the Modern Economy: Economic Organization and Activity , edited by Sandra J. Peart...

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... received privileged benefits in the international exchange programs sponsored by North American agencies such as USAID (U.S. Agency for International Development) and the Ford Foundation in the 1960s and 1970s. Since 1966 fourteen graduate programs have been created in differ- ent parts...

... monetary and business fluc- tuations, price theory, public finance, international economics, investment and security markets (finance), mathematical methods and econometrics, and economic growth. We can now go to the other side of the graduate program, the students, and see not only...

... no. 9. Baltimore, Md.: Johns Hopkins University Press. Corbo , Vittorio , Morris Goldstein, and Mohsin Kahn. 1987 . Growth-Oriented Adjustment Programs . Washington, D.C.: International Monetary Fund and The World Bank. Dasgupta , Partha S. , S. Marglin, and A. Sen. 1972 . Guidelines...

... of the region with the University of Chile’s international graduate program in economics (ESCOLATINA), created in 1954. In 1961, the ECLA training program was transferred to the Institute for Economic and Social Planning (ILPES), created with the support of the Alliance for Progress and first directed...

...’ explanations of theory change. Lakatos’ methodology is designed to attribute ‘problem shifts’ within a research program as much as possible to the internal dynamic of the research program itself, rather than leaving theory change to be ascribed to ‘external’ or extra-scientific causes. Pro- viding...

... CEPAL See ECLA CGIAR Consultative Group for International Agriculture Research CIAP Inter-American Committee of the Alliance for Progress COGEE Commission on Graduate Education in Economics CONACYT Mexican Program of Scholarship for Education Abroad DFC...

... 397 worthiness. In 1960, this circumstance prompted the creation of the International Development Association (IDA) program, which empowered the Bank to extend credits to poor countries on concessional terms, thanks to transfers from First...

... at the International Monetary Fund to the quantitative analysis of The Ideal of Peaceful Change in the 'Thirties 147 The Service benefited from a limited amount of outside funding in the form of grants from the Rockefeller Foundation. The Foundation also funded a much larger program of business-cycle research...

... by Morgenstern in such general outlets as Scientijic American ( 1949a) and KykZos (an international social science journal, 1949b) and other popularization efforts such as news releases and symposia presentations confirm his role in the program. The incu- bation period this kind of resource environment...

... by testing its internal consistency. In Weintraub’s study these models are concerned with proofs of the existence of a set of general equilibrium prices or allocations. Some other models in the output of the program may be designed to test empirically the appropriateness of such models...

... has passed the bounds of a busi- ness depression and has assumed the aspect of an international calamity. 1. In 1930 the national income, according to the National Industrial Conference Board, showed a decline from the peak year 1929 of 14 billion dollars, or 10 billion dollars from...

..., the International Bank would under- write in part at least the foreign exchange costs of such a program. 5 After receiving the favorable response from the Colombian government, the bank s economic department, under the direction of Paul Rosenstein- Rodan, started collecting information about the country...