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... Keyder , and Saad Eddin Ibrahim , 204 – 29 . Cairo : American University . Erder , Necat . 2003 . Plânlı Kalkınma Serüveni: 1960 ′larda Türkiye'de Plânlama Deneyimi . Istanbul : İstanbul Bilgi Üniversitesi Yayınları . Eroğul , Cem . 1987 . “ The Establishment...

... . Turkey and Europe in History . Istanbul : Eren . Iosifidis K. 2002 . “Aspects of Economic Thought and Policy in Serbia, 1850–1900.” In Economic Thought and Policy in Less Developed Europe: The Nineteenth Century , edited by Psalidopoulos M. Mata M. , 145 – 71 . London...

...,” as a contribution to the U.S. program of foreign aid. The exact intent, and the full extent of the encouragement, remain to be ascertained, though Marshall Plan funds heavily contributed to the Istanbul Hilton. In any case, powerful 22 De Marchi influences are suggested by the prime sites made available...

... as the international exchange of illuminated copies of rare classics and decorated scientific instruments from Istanbul to London and Rome to Poland, present a picture of a dynamic culture increasingly dominated by industrial and commercial interests. Have you ever read of the 1522 and 1524 Diets of Nuremberg...

... scholars and scientists dismissed by the Nazis to find employment outside Germany. Fritz Arndt was immediately offered a research position in Oxford; a year later he regained his chair in Turkey at the Univer- sity of Istanbul. Heinz followed him to Oxford in October 1933 and became an under...

... he regained his chair in Turkey at the Univer- sity of Istanbul. Heinz followed him to Oxford in October 1933 and became an under- graduate at Lincoln College, reading philosophy, politics, and economics (PPE). “Thus, by a curious irony, the calamity of Hitler’s rise to power brought me...

... scholars and scientists dismissed by the Nazis to find employment outside Germany. Fritz Arndt was immediately offered a research position in Oxford; a year later he regained his chair in Turkey at the Univer- sity of Istanbul. Heinz followed him to Oxford in October 1933 and became an under...

... he regained his chair in Turkey at the Univer- sity of Istanbul. Heinz followed him to Oxford in October 1933 and became an under- graduate at Lincoln College, reading philosophy, politics, and economics (PPE). “Thus, by a curious irony, the calamity of Hitler’s rise to power brought me...

... he regained his chair in Turkey at the Univer- sity of Istanbul. Heinz followed him to Oxford in October 1933 and became an under- graduate at Lincoln College, reading philosophy, politics, and economics (PPE). “Thus, by a curious irony, the calamity of Hitler’s rise to power brought me...

..., Alexandre Cunha, Mauricio B. Pinto, and (other) participants at the meetings of the European Society for the History of Economic Thought (Istanbul, May 2011) for very helpful comments on earlier versions. I have also benefited from helpful comments by two anonymous referees. I would like to thank Guido...

... by Mason, were Emile Despres, Charles Kindleberger, and Chandler Morse (all from the Federal Reserve), Moses Abramowitz, Sidney Alexander, Carl Kaysen, and Abram Bergson. In addition to the central office in Washington, D.C., R&A had outposts in London, Stockholm, Moscow, Honolulu, Algiers, Cairo, Istanbul...

... at the University of Cairo and in Istanbul, where he was among Ernst Kantorowicz’s friends and col- leagues. He was explicitly invited to the Tokyo 1930 International Institute of Statistics conference (Ikeo, this volume), and was elected a fellow of the Econometric Society during the 1930 Chicago meeting...

..., director of the Institute of Social Sciences, Office); W. E. Rappard, Ludwig von Mises, and Ropke (Istanbul, but shortly to leave for Geneva) from the Graduate Institute of International Studies. This list is, I believe, complete, except for one attendee, a Dr. Warren of Case Pomeroy and traveling...

... and Business Cycle Theory / Boianovsky and Trautwein 63 (University of Istanbul), and Jan Tinbergen (Dutch Institute of Econo- mics). The initial list of invited economists included also Bresciani-Tur- roni, Mitchell, and Schumpeter, who all declined.14 A short notice about the meetings was published...