university, particularly Ivy League universities, MIT welcomed Jewish economists …MIT emerged from “nowhere” in the 1930s to its place as one of the three or four most important sites for economic …

economists but also civil servants, journalists, publishers, librarians and military, and rapidly changing institutional and … reacted to changes in the way economists' work was evaluated, in the nature and size of the literature they produced, in the … types of applied work economists identified themselves with. The 1990 classification system was only incrementally …

failure in academia, and consequently of the emigration of Austrian economists. Finally, we have a short look at the …

Economic Association. Its subject is the views entertained by a number of eminent Italian economists on the international … the tradition of the “Germanist school” of economists very strong at the University of Padua and in important institutions … recalled, and the focus is placed on its analysis by eminent Italian economists, emphasizing the diverging views of Graziani …

The aim of this paper is to explain what philosophical commitments drove mainstream professional economists to … were adopted by economists such that they could assume, in practice, that there is a self-sufficient a-political domain of …