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Encyclopedias
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Encyclopedia of the Social SciencesClassic work edited by political economist, Edwin R.A. Seligman. Economic topics, issues, and biography are well represented. Long and short articles contributed by scholars. Originally released 1930-1935.
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International Encyclopedia of the Social SciencesAlthough itself now somewhat dated, this is a completely new revision of Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences. Differences include: mostly revised articles, information on methods, and articles that are more reflective of the interrelations between social sciences and other disciplines. Fewer biographies, but they are longer. Originally released 1965-1972.
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Encyclopedia of American Economic History by Glenn PorterPublication Date: 1980
This is a major resource for American economic history, written by specialists in economics. It presents lengthy essays on major issues, arranged by topic, not by alphabet. It was written for the educated non-specialist.
Biographies
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Who's Who in Economics by Mark Blaug (Editor); Paul Sturges (Editor)ISBN: 0262022567
Publication Date: 1986
This directory is published on an occasional basis. It presents biographical data on about 1,000 economists who publish on a regular basis. Information includes current position (as of publishing date), previous positions, degrees received, offices held, honors and prizes received, editorial duties, fields of interest, chief publications, and a statement of principle.