The Building of Economics at Adelaide: 1901-2001

economics_cover-ebook......Page 1 BuildingofEconomicsA......Page 3 Appendix 3: Tables......Page 7 School of Economics, University of Adelaide.......Page 0 List of charts and tables......Page 8 The Karmel et al. years......Page 37 Geoff Harcourt was absent from Adelaide in the last three of what we have called the Karmel years, but that did not stop him from putting Adelaide on the map internationally. He was on leave–without–pay at Cambridge, where his learning and publishing flourished (see Harcourt 2001, Ch. 1), and he built on that after he returned in 1967 (see next section).......Page 39 Prospects for the next century......Page 59 83......Page 83 First name......Page 106 Family name......Page 109 Karmel......Page 110 Family name......Page 111 Family name......Page 112 Family name......Page 113 Family name......Page 114 Family name......Page 115 Family name......Page 116 Family name......Page 117 Family name......Page 118 Family name......Page 119 Family name......Page 120 Family name......Page 121 Adjunct Professors......Page 124 British Academy......Page 125 Michael......Page 126 D......Page 127 Penny......Page 135 Peter......Page 142 Hugh......Page 147 Lai Wah......Page 148 Bingjun......Page 188 Family name......Page 189 Graduate Diploma in Management......Page 190 Total......Page 191 Total......Page 192 Total......Page 193 Total......Page 194 Sub–total......Page 195 Research Manager......Page 196 Executive Assistant......Page 197 David......Page 198 Ian......Page 199 Post–Doctoral Research Fellows......Page 200 Henry G. Turner......Page 201 Administrative Assistant......Page 204 Hatch......Page 205 Program Manager......Page 206 Faculty of the Professions......Page 207 AVERAGE......Page 208 enrolled......Page 209 The Economics discipline at the University of Adelaide has a distinguished 100 year history of which the University and the State of South Australia can be proud. Very few other departments, of any discipline in Australian universities, could claim to have a majority of its lecturer appointments rising to full Professor status over a period as long as 1901 to 1995. Nor would many other university departments be able to say they have had five of their graduates win Rhodes Scholarships in the past 12 years.