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... . The Distribution of Wealth . New York : Macmillan . Clermont-Legros Jean-Francis . 2006 . “ The Quest for a Social Ethics: An Intellectual History of US Social Sciences. The Case of Herbert Hoover, Wesley C. Mitchell, Charles E. Merriam, and Mary van Kleeck .” PhD diss. , McGill University...

.... Knight , edited by R. B. Emmett. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. ———. [1951] 1999 . The Role of Principles in Economics and Politics. In Selected Essays by Frank H. Knight , edited by R. B. Emmett. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Knight, F. H., and T. W. Merriam. 1945 . The Economic...

... and politics was al- ready arising during this preliminary period. Among its first pioneers was Charles Merriam in the late 1920’s, a chairman of the Depart- ment of Political Science at the University of Chicago, who began to emphasize very strongly the study of symbols. Merriam’s ablest stu- dent...

... Morgenstern, Oskar, 64 American monetary economics, Mosak, Jacob, 268 1920– 1970, 293–306 Moulton, Harold, 76–77 continuity of ideas, 21 muckrakers, 44 new style of economics, 18 Merriam, Charles E., 161n Nathan, Robert, 170 Michigan, University...

... (NRPB) deployed this technique as an anchor for bal- ancing the economy substantively. Created in 1933, the board was the planning agency institutionalists envisioned. It was chaired by Mitchell, political scientist Charles Merriam, and former urban planner Frederick Delano (Warken 1979). In this new...

... of Charles Merriam, several political scientists (e.g., Harold Gosnell, Hermann Prichett, Herbert Simon, and V. 0. Key) had tried to build quantitatively testable models. But Robert Hutchins, that dark and evil figure in American social science, had systematically driven them out of the university...

.... It was not only economists who saw Lippmann as an effective spokes- man for their ideas and their discipline. He was in great demand more widely, with political scientists often in the lead. Harold Laski and Gra- ham Wallas of the London School of Economics and Charles Merriam of the University of Chicago...

...; Ash 2010). Wartime concerns with propaganda gelled with the concern of sociologists and political scientists, from Charles Merriam onward, with political communication. The need for intelligence about both countries being fought and countries in which fighting was taking place, some of which...

... for several decades-indeed the Social Science Research Council was founded in the 1920s under the leadership of Charles Merriam with precisely this purpose-progress in this direction had been slow and un- even across the social sciences. Economics was the most advanced in this respect because...

... such as Charles Merriam, and numerous others run- ning from the president of the International Seaman’s Union, to the di- rector of Maternity Work, Kentucky Mountains, to professors of English literature and zoology (RBGS General Catalogue 1928). Again, many of these short-term visitors would stay...