Richard T. Ely
Ely, Richard Theodore - ēˈlē, 1854–1943, American economist, b. Ripley, N.Y., grad. Columbia, 1876, Ph.D. Heidelberg, 1879. He taught at Johns Hopkins Univ. (1881–92), the Univ. of Wisconsin (1892–1925), and Northwestern Univ. (1925–33). One of the most influential teachers of his time, he was instrumental in popularizing the study of economics, and Read More...
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Richard T. Ely
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The Academic Mind and Reform: The Influence of Richard T. Ely in American Life
by Benjamin G. Rader. 276 pgs.
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Socialism: An Examination of Its Nature, Its Strength and Its Weakness, with Suggestions for Social Reform
by Richard T. Ely. 454 pgs.
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Economic Essays ("Land Economics" by Richard T. Ely begins on p. 119)
by Jacob H. Hollander. 376 pgs.
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The Social Gospel, Ely, and Common's Initial Stage of Thought, in Journal of Economic Issues
by R.A. Gonce. 25 pgs.
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The Paradox of Progressive Thought (Chap. 7 "Richard T. Ely: The Economist as Christian and Prophet")
by David W. Noble. 267 pgs.
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From Interwar Pluralism to Postwar Neoclassicism ("Clearing the Ground: The Demise of the Social Gospel Movement and the Rise of Neoclassicism in American Economics" begins on p. 29)
by Mary S. Morgan, Malcolm Rutherford. 330 pgs.
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