10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CLIOMETRICIAN»
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cliometrician in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Effortless Economy of Science?
(2) Various other individual divergences have similar autoregressive
representations. But our Cliometrician would clearly not like the way this "
diagnostic" was trending, since it is generally conceded in the rational
expectations literature that ...
2
Economics Broadly Considered: Essays in Honour of Warren J. ...
But everyone knows that our dogged Cliometrician would not stop there; nor
should she. For no econometrician worth their salt takes all the time and trouble
to construct a data set, frame a hypothesis, and deploy statistical skills merely to
ask a ...
Jeff E. Biddle, John B Davis, Steven G Medema, 2013
3
Objectivity Is Not Neutrality: Explanatory Schemes in History
When formally stated and systematized, these theoretical assumptions constitute
the cliometrician's "model," and in the ideal case the model should be clear
enough to express in the perfectly unambiguous form of an algebraic equation.
4
Enterprise and Trade in Victorian Britain: Essays in ...
The explanation for the violence of the controversies in cliometrics, indeed, is at
bottom this position the cliometrician takes up between two disciplines. The vices
and the virtues have a common root. Like the fox who would rather be a ...
5
Black World/Negro Digest
It should be mentioned here that much of what they characterize as the "
traditional" view had already been corrected by other whites (Cliometrician as
well as non- Cliometrician) such as John W. Blas- singame, George Pawick,
David Brion ...
6
Reflections on the Cliometrics Revolution: Conversations ...
Paul David (1971a) In common with street crime, political purges, and scholarly
controversy in other fields, the violence is greatest among the closest neighbors .
. . the cliometrician reserves his foulest eye-gougings . . . for his closest col- ...
John S. Lyons, Louis P. Cain, Samuel H. Williamson, 2007
7
Eminent Creativity, Everyday Creativity, and Health
... as a psychobiographer (when working idiographically with case studies); or he
could describe himself as a historometrician (when working nomothetically doing
large scale studies); but for me he was a "cliometrician" — a psychologist using ...
Mark A. Runco, Ruth Richards, 1997
8
The Historian: Six Fantasies of the American Experience
If so, Tenace didn't understand what a cliometrician was — a measurer of all
things human, himself invulnerable to the vagaries of metaphor and spirit. A
cliometrician sealed his heart off from pity. Thus self-reassured, the historian fell
asleep.
9
The Final Victims: Foreign Slave Trade to North America, ...
... 52-53, 85 Edenton, North Carolina, 52, 57 Edisto Island (plantation), 20
Edward and Edmond (schooner), 112 Edwards, John (merchant), 76 E/iza (brig),
110 Eliza (schooner), 103 Engerman, Stanley L. (cliometrician), 16, 18,30,44
England, ...
10
Society and Economy in Modern Britain 1700-1850
The difference is that for traditional historians these are implicit, vague and
incomplete whereas for the cliometrician they are explicit, specific and complete.
They allow historians to cut through the diversity of experience and behaviour
that ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CLIOMETRICIAN»
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cliometrician is used in the context of the following news items.
Robert W. Fogel, Nobel-Winning Economist, Dies at 86
Professor Fogel received the Nobel in economic science in 1993, sharing it with a fellow cliometrician, Douglass C. North. The Royal Swedish ... «New York Times, Jun 13»
