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some questions



> Dear Colleague,
> 
> I am engaged in some historical research on the history of heterodox economics in the United States.  There are a couple of areas that I would like to tap your collective knowledge by asking you a few questions.  Any response that you can give will be greatly appreciated.
> 
> Sincerely,
> 
> Fred Lee
> 
> 
> Query 1:  I have tracked down the names of a number of economists that were affected by McCarthyism--my account of McCarthyism with the names are given in the attachment below.  Do you know of any economists that I have overlooked?  References to their stories would be greatly appreciated.
> 
> 
> 
> Query 2:  The contested landscape of American economics circa 1970 was very real to economists and graduate students who challenged mainstream economics.  I am aware of some of the stories about harassment etc. and have made a stab of capturing the feelings/situation of the times--see the attachment below.  But I am not sure how accurate or complete it is.  Thus if you have any comments about the attachment I would like to hear them.  More importantly I would to have more incidents of harassment affecting Institutional economists, radical-Marxist economists, and Post Keynesian economists that occurred between 1965 and 1975--either personal stories or stories that you are knowledgeable about.
> 
> 
> Query 3:  I am trying to identify Ph.D. granting economic departments in American universities that
> 
> a.	 had a clear program in heterodox economics;
> 
> b.	offered fields in political economy, Institutional economics, social economics, radical-Marxist economics, and/or Post 	Keynesian economics; and
> 
> c.	had an URPE chapter.
> 
> The time period I am interested in is from 1970 to 1980.
> 
> I have already identified American U., UC-Riverside, U.Mass Amherst, Note Dame, New School, Temple, U of Texas, U of New Hampshire, U of Conn., Rutgers, U of Maryland as fulfilling to some degree (a) and (b) above--BUT ARE THERE OTHERS?  Also aside from AU did any of the above have URPE chapters and if so when were they formed.
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> 
> 
> >  <<mccarthyism.doc>> > >  <<contested.doc>> 

Attachment: mccarthyism.doc
Description: mccarthyism.doc

Attachment: contested.doc
Description: contested.doc



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