...Irwin L. Collier This paper is concerned with the practical side of establishing a continuous and broad historical record of what has been taught to whom by whom as well as when and where. The archival experience of the author has been that course syllabi and exams appear to be the historical...

... magazine by Thomas P. Thompson before Thompson purchased the Westminster Review (Turner 2004, 11).6 Pryme did not publish a fully written-out book on political economy but only the syllabi of four courses of lectures (Pryme [1816] 1987; 1819; 1852; 1859) as well as a printed version...

... with the Founders of Keynesian Economics . Cheltenham, UK : Edward Elgar . Collier Irwin L. 2018 . “ Syllabi and Examinations .” In this volume . Darnton Robert . 1982 . “ What is the History of Books? ” Daedalus 111 ( 3 ): 65 – 83 . Düppe Till Weintraub E. Roy . 2014...

... through 1938, they took great care in arranging courses of lectures for Part I and Part II Tripos students. Before 1926, lecture lists were decided in faculty conferences, where lecturers recommended lists of books and accepted, rejected, or otherwise modified syllabi proposed by current and aspiring...

.... So what s a press to do? One tried and true path to sales is the introductory companion volume. The basic recipe is simple. Take a canonical figure in the history of philosophy best if you can find one who is a staple of undergraduate university syllabi across multiple disci- plines. Then recruit...

... that were previouslyimpossible to pursue until one began thesis work. Two other projects that are specificallyaimed at enhancing the his- torian’s teaching role are the EH.Net’s on-line archive of syllabi in the historyof economic thought and “Ask the Professor” service. Because manyinstructors...

... best if you can find one who is a staple of undergraduate university syllabi across multiple disci- plines. Then recruit an esteemed scholarly expert on that figure hopefully one who writes well. Provided the scholar delivers (never a guarantee, here), all that is left for a publisher is to market well...

...). It is no doubt true that what is imparted in the classrooms is neoclassical economics of the type prevailing in the West at least a decade ago. A close exarni- nation of the economics syllabi at twenty-six leading Indian universities led Dr. Oommen to observe: “neo-classical economics, Keynesian eco...

...) the history or philosophy of science.” Of the thirty-four responses about methodology, twenty-seven indicated that the course covered some methodological issues. Only eighteen courses of thirty-two responses indicated that the course covered some history or philosophy of science. From the syllabi...

... the structure of course offerings 194 Book Reviews and syllabi in a sample of the more important institutions, with particular attention to the mid-1930s. Arrestingly, the reading lists are dominated by the works of West- ern economists, even though there were persistent calls to “Chinafy” the curricu...

... of course offerings 194 Book Reviews and syllabi in a sample of the more important institutions, with particular attention to the mid-1930s. Arrestingly, the reading lists are dominated by the works of West- ern economists, even though there were persistent calls to “Chinafy” the curricu- lum...

... offerings 194 Book Reviews and syllabi in a sample of the more important institutions, with particular attention to the mid-1930s. Arrestingly, the reading lists are dominated by the works of West- ern economists, even though there were persistent calls to “Chinafy” the curricu- lum...

... students in the West. The intellectual capital acquired abroad necessarily left its mark on curricular devel- opment in Chinese institutions. Trescott examines the structure of course offerings 194 Book Reviews and syllabi in a sample of the more important institutions, with particular attention...

... period where he taught a course on the intellectual history of the lib- eral tradition at the University of Chicago, and a look at syllabi from his theory courses at the London School of Economics in the 1930s demon- strates how he attempted to integrate the evolution of concepts into an examination...

... a special study the HOPE conference and the URL of myquestionnaire. Then bye-mail I sent the questions to people I knew and asked them to respond to myquestions and send me their syllabi. With reference to the answers I had received byE-mail, I mailed myquestions to those scholars who might not use...

... in, 142; drafts of, work, 4346; inverse inference 160, 166; I. Fisher and, 259; in according to Jeffreys and, 4043; graduate and undergraduate course nonparametric inference and syllabi, 235-36; influence of, nonsufficient reason, 46-5 1 ; 237-38; Japanese edition...

..., the multiplier model is absent from many principles books, and AS/AD analysis has become a stand-alone analysis. 2. At Princeton, for instance, it does not appear in recent graduate macro syllabi. At Har- vard, the professor who provided the overview told me he lectured on it briefly, but otherwise it went...

... in practice across institutions. This finding was based on sur- veys of requirements for degrees, on inspections of course syllabi, and on reviews of the content of examinations. But perhaps this tendency toward programmatic homogeneity should not have come altogether as a surprise. Structural...

... 1987,204-5). Examples such as these were important because they had direct effects in the classroom, as both the LSE calendar list of graduate courses with suggested reading and memoirs of the Hansen/Williams seminar tellingly indicate. The General Theory is in the course syllabi of Durbin...

... constituted by EPGE/FGV and PUCRio might be called privatizing due 6. Loureiro and Lima (1995) have already analyzed other aspects of the process of inter- nationalization of economics in Brazil, such as the curricula and syllabi of the local graduate programs as well as the quantitative balance...