Louis P. Cain / John S. Lyons / Samuel H. Williamson (eds.)
Reflections on the Cliometrics Revolution
Conversations with Economic Historians
Herausgeber: Lyons, John S; Williamson, Samuel H; Cain, Louis P
Louis P. Cain / John S. Lyons / Samuel H. Williamson (eds.)
Reflections on the Cliometrics Revolution
Conversations with Economic Historians
Herausgeber: Lyons, John S; Williamson, Samuel H; Cain, Louis P
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This book presents memoirs of intellectual lives. In conversation with cliometricians of the next generation, twenty-five pioneering scholars reflect on changes in the practice of economic history they have observed and have helped to bring about.
This book presents memoirs of intellectual lives. In conversation with cliometricians of the next generation, twenty-five pioneering scholars reflect on changes in the practice of economic history they have observed and have helped to bring about.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 512
- Erscheinungstermin: 13. Dezember 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 165mm x 33mm
- Gewicht: 880g
- ISBN-13: 9780415700917
- ISBN-10: 0415700914
- Artikelnr.: 22534344
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 512
- Erscheinungstermin: 13. Dezember 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 165mm x 33mm
- Gewicht: 880g
- ISBN-13: 9780415700917
- ISBN-10: 0415700914
- Artikelnr.: 22534344
John S. Lyons teaches at the Department of Economics at Miami University. Louis P. Cain is Professor of Economics at Loyola University Chicago. Samuel H. Williamson is Professor of Economics, Emeritus, at Miami University.
Introduction: Economic History and Cliometrics 1. Anglo-American Economic History to World War II 2. Before the New Economic History 3. New Economic History in North America 4. Historical Economics in Britain 5. Controversy: Or
One Thing Leads to Another 6. Cliometrics over 50 Years: Retrospect and Prospect Part 1: Before the New Economic History - North America Moses Abramovitz
interviewed by Alexander J. Field
Malcolm C. Urquhart
interviewed by R. Marvin McInnis
Anna J. Schwartz
interviewed by Eugene N. White
Walt W. Rostow
interviewed by John V.C. Nye
Stanley Lebergott
interviewed by Fred Carstensen Part 2: Before the New Economic History - Great Britain H. J. (Sir John) Habakkuk
interviewed by Mark Thomas
Phyllis Deane
interviewed by Nicholas F.R. Crafts
W A. (Max) Cole
interviewed by A. J. H. Latham
R.C.O. (Robin) Matthews
interviewed by Nicholas von Tunzelmann and Mark Thomas Part 3: New Economic Historians: The Elders William N. Parker
interviewed by Paul Rhode
Douglass C. North
interviewed by Gary D. Libecap
John S. Lyons and Samuel H. Williamson
Further Reflections
Part 4: La Loi Lafayette - Cliometrics at Purdue Lance Davis
interviewed by Samuel H. Williamson and John S. Lyons
Jonathan Hughes
interviewed by Charles Calomiris
Nathan Rosenberg
interviewed by William A. Sundstrom Part 5: The Expatriates R. M. (Max) Hartwell
interviewed by Mark Thomas
Eric Jones
interviewed by Nancy Folbre and Michael Huberman
Further Reflections
Charles H. Feinstein
interviewed by Mark Thomas Part 6: From the Workshop of Simon Kuznets
Economist Richard A. Easterlin
interviewed by Kenneth L. Sokoloff
Robert E. Gallman
interviewed by William K. Hutchinson
Robert William Fogel
interviewed by Samuel H. Williamson and John S. Lyons
Further Reflections (with Mark Guglielmo)
Stanley Engerman
interviewed by Anthony Patrick O'Brien
Further Reflections Part 7: From the Workshop of Alexander Gerschenkron
Economic Historian John R. Meyer
interviewed by John C. Brown
Albert Fishlow
interviewed by Eugene N. White
Further Reflections
Paul A. David
interviewed by Susan B. Carter
Peter Temin
interviewed by John C. Brown
Further Reflections. Afterword
The Shock
Achievements and Disappointments of the New Patrick Karl O'Brien
One Thing Leads to Another 6. Cliometrics over 50 Years: Retrospect and Prospect Part 1: Before the New Economic History - North America Moses Abramovitz
interviewed by Alexander J. Field
Malcolm C. Urquhart
interviewed by R. Marvin McInnis
Anna J. Schwartz
interviewed by Eugene N. White
Walt W. Rostow
interviewed by John V.C. Nye
Stanley Lebergott
interviewed by Fred Carstensen Part 2: Before the New Economic History - Great Britain H. J. (Sir John) Habakkuk
interviewed by Mark Thomas
Phyllis Deane
interviewed by Nicholas F.R. Crafts
W A. (Max) Cole
interviewed by A. J. H. Latham
R.C.O. (Robin) Matthews
interviewed by Nicholas von Tunzelmann and Mark Thomas Part 3: New Economic Historians: The Elders William N. Parker
interviewed by Paul Rhode
Douglass C. North
interviewed by Gary D. Libecap
John S. Lyons and Samuel H. Williamson
Further Reflections
Part 4: La Loi Lafayette - Cliometrics at Purdue Lance Davis
interviewed by Samuel H. Williamson and John S. Lyons
Jonathan Hughes
interviewed by Charles Calomiris
Nathan Rosenberg
interviewed by William A. Sundstrom Part 5: The Expatriates R. M. (Max) Hartwell
interviewed by Mark Thomas
Eric Jones
interviewed by Nancy Folbre and Michael Huberman
Further Reflections
Charles H. Feinstein
interviewed by Mark Thomas Part 6: From the Workshop of Simon Kuznets
Economist Richard A. Easterlin
interviewed by Kenneth L. Sokoloff
Robert E. Gallman
interviewed by William K. Hutchinson
Robert William Fogel
interviewed by Samuel H. Williamson and John S. Lyons
Further Reflections (with Mark Guglielmo)
Stanley Engerman
interviewed by Anthony Patrick O'Brien
Further Reflections Part 7: From the Workshop of Alexander Gerschenkron
Economic Historian John R. Meyer
interviewed by John C. Brown
Albert Fishlow
interviewed by Eugene N. White
Further Reflections
Paul A. David
interviewed by Susan B. Carter
Peter Temin
interviewed by John C. Brown
Further Reflections. Afterword
The Shock
Achievements and Disappointments of the New Patrick Karl O'Brien
Introduction: Economic History and Cliometrics 1. Anglo-American Economic History to World War II 2. Before the New Economic History 3. New Economic History in North America 4. Historical Economics in Britain 5. Controversy: Or
One Thing Leads to Another 6. Cliometrics over 50 Years: Retrospect and Prospect Part 1: Before the New Economic History - North America Moses Abramovitz
interviewed by Alexander J. Field
Malcolm C. Urquhart
interviewed by R. Marvin McInnis
Anna J. Schwartz
interviewed by Eugene N. White
Walt W. Rostow
interviewed by John V.C. Nye
Stanley Lebergott
interviewed by Fred Carstensen Part 2: Before the New Economic History - Great Britain H. J. (Sir John) Habakkuk
interviewed by Mark Thomas
Phyllis Deane
interviewed by Nicholas F.R. Crafts
W A. (Max) Cole
interviewed by A. J. H. Latham
R.C.O. (Robin) Matthews
interviewed by Nicholas von Tunzelmann and Mark Thomas Part 3: New Economic Historians: The Elders William N. Parker
interviewed by Paul Rhode
Douglass C. North
interviewed by Gary D. Libecap
John S. Lyons and Samuel H. Williamson
Further Reflections
Part 4: La Loi Lafayette - Cliometrics at Purdue Lance Davis
interviewed by Samuel H. Williamson and John S. Lyons
Jonathan Hughes
interviewed by Charles Calomiris
Nathan Rosenberg
interviewed by William A. Sundstrom Part 5: The Expatriates R. M. (Max) Hartwell
interviewed by Mark Thomas
Eric Jones
interviewed by Nancy Folbre and Michael Huberman
Further Reflections
Charles H. Feinstein
interviewed by Mark Thomas Part 6: From the Workshop of Simon Kuznets
Economist Richard A. Easterlin
interviewed by Kenneth L. Sokoloff
Robert E. Gallman
interviewed by William K. Hutchinson
Robert William Fogel
interviewed by Samuel H. Williamson and John S. Lyons
Further Reflections (with Mark Guglielmo)
Stanley Engerman
interviewed by Anthony Patrick O'Brien
Further Reflections Part 7: From the Workshop of Alexander Gerschenkron
Economic Historian John R. Meyer
interviewed by John C. Brown
Albert Fishlow
interviewed by Eugene N. White
Further Reflections
Paul A. David
interviewed by Susan B. Carter
Peter Temin
interviewed by John C. Brown
Further Reflections. Afterword
The Shock
Achievements and Disappointments of the New Patrick Karl O'Brien
One Thing Leads to Another 6. Cliometrics over 50 Years: Retrospect and Prospect Part 1: Before the New Economic History - North America Moses Abramovitz
interviewed by Alexander J. Field
Malcolm C. Urquhart
interviewed by R. Marvin McInnis
Anna J. Schwartz
interviewed by Eugene N. White
Walt W. Rostow
interviewed by John V.C. Nye
Stanley Lebergott
interviewed by Fred Carstensen Part 2: Before the New Economic History - Great Britain H. J. (Sir John) Habakkuk
interviewed by Mark Thomas
Phyllis Deane
interviewed by Nicholas F.R. Crafts
W A. (Max) Cole
interviewed by A. J. H. Latham
R.C.O. (Robin) Matthews
interviewed by Nicholas von Tunzelmann and Mark Thomas Part 3: New Economic Historians: The Elders William N. Parker
interviewed by Paul Rhode
Douglass C. North
interviewed by Gary D. Libecap
John S. Lyons and Samuel H. Williamson
Further Reflections
Part 4: La Loi Lafayette - Cliometrics at Purdue Lance Davis
interviewed by Samuel H. Williamson and John S. Lyons
Jonathan Hughes
interviewed by Charles Calomiris
Nathan Rosenberg
interviewed by William A. Sundstrom Part 5: The Expatriates R. M. (Max) Hartwell
interviewed by Mark Thomas
Eric Jones
interviewed by Nancy Folbre and Michael Huberman
Further Reflections
Charles H. Feinstein
interviewed by Mark Thomas Part 6: From the Workshop of Simon Kuznets
Economist Richard A. Easterlin
interviewed by Kenneth L. Sokoloff
Robert E. Gallman
interviewed by William K. Hutchinson
Robert William Fogel
interviewed by Samuel H. Williamson and John S. Lyons
Further Reflections (with Mark Guglielmo)
Stanley Engerman
interviewed by Anthony Patrick O'Brien
Further Reflections Part 7: From the Workshop of Alexander Gerschenkron
Economic Historian John R. Meyer
interviewed by John C. Brown
Albert Fishlow
interviewed by Eugene N. White
Further Reflections
Paul A. David
interviewed by Susan B. Carter
Peter Temin
interviewed by John C. Brown
Further Reflections. Afterword
The Shock
Achievements and Disappointments of the New Patrick Karl O'Brien