1. If you follow the various branches threads, there's a good conversation here between @D_Kuehn, @Undercoverhist @Econ_Marshall & others about ongoing debates in history of economics, history of conservatism, & history of racism.https://twitter.com/D_Kuehn/status/1130486961255399424 …
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6. Even if you disagree with MacLean's conclusions, it's important to acknowledge that her project (integrating history of economics with history of political movements, backed by archival research) needs to be done. I hope future scholars continue down this path.
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amazing revelation, Jeet
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It is to historians of economics!
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People knew about Friedman but they tend to be surprised by the others.
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As one of Mancur Olson's students I am pretty surprised to learn that public choice was deeply intertwined with modern American right. Funny, never identified either Olson or Dennis Mueller than way.
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That was /sarcasm/, in case I wasn't clear. Considering I've published using public choice, I am equally surprised to be informed that I am tool of the American right.
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