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Volume 50 - December 1990

Contents

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Editors' Notes

  • Editors' Notes

  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    03 March 2009, pp. 177-181
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Notes and Discussion

Editors' Notes

  • Fifty-First Annual Meeting

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    03 March 2009, pp. 945-947
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Papers Presented at the Forty-Ninth Annual Meeting of the Economic History Association

  • American Economic Expertise from the Great War to the Cold War: Some Initial Observations

  • Michael A. Bernstein
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    03 March 2009, pp. 407-416

  • The twentieth-century American economics profession was privileged and shaped by the federal government's need to direct resources and to call on experts. Bureaucratic tendencies to classify and count had an impact on the discipline's self-concept, subdisciplines, and multiple research agendas. A consensus of professional opinion and the standardization of graduate curriculums emerged out of the involvement of economists with governmental affairs. Moreover, American economists played an important role in the reconstitution of the profession overseas after World War II.

Reviews of Books

Notes and Discussion

Reviews of Books

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Review Article

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Summaries of Doctoral Dissertations

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Summaries of Doctoral Dissertations

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Editors' Notes

  • Essay Prize

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    03 March 2009, pp. 711-712
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