A) Norman S. Buchanan B) Charles Lindblom C) Thomas Schelling D) Ragnar Nurske
A) Inter-American Foundation B) Social Science Research Council C) Rockefeller Foundation D) Twentieth Century Fund
A) Harvard University B) Princeton University C) Columbia University D) Yale University
A) The Rhetoric of Reaction B) Journeys Towards Progress C) The Strategy of Economic Development D) Development Projects Observed
A) Legitimation crisis B) Hiding hand C) Reactionary rhetoric D) Hirschman cycle
A) Stanford University B) Princeton University C) Yale University D) Harvard University
A) 1985 B) 1972 C) 1974 D) 1964
A) Editing B) Fieldwork C) Administration D) Teaching
A) Journeys Towards Progress B) Getting Ahead Collectively C) Latin American Issues D) The New Authoritarianism in Latin America
A) The Passions and the Interests B) The Rhetoric of Reaction C) Shifting Involvements D) Exit, Voice, and Loyalty
A) Hirschman cycle B) The rhetoric of reaction C) Legitimation crisis D) Hiding hand
A) A collection of economic data B) A political manifesto C) A scholarly treatise D) A reasoned travelogue
A) John Rawls B) Amartya Sen C) Eric Maskin D) Clifford Geertz
A) Journaling B) Painting C) Teaching D) Politics
A) 97 B) 85 C) 90 D) 92
A) Richard M. Bissell Jr. B) Lauchlin Currie C) Alexander Gerschenkron D) John Bell Condliffe
A) Katia Hirschman B) Sarah Chapiro C) Anna Gerschenkron D) Maria Elena
A) World Bank B) Office of Strategic Services C) Department of Commerce D) Federal Reserve Board
A) French instructor B) Intelligence analyst C) Economic advisor D) Logistics officer
A) Erwin Rommel B) Anton Dostler C) Heinz Guderian D) Friedrich Paulus
A) Elena B) Sarah C) Katia D) Maria
A) FBI security concerns B) Health reasons C) Lack of experience D) Refusal to relocate
A) Economic Cooperation Administration B) International Monetary Fund C) United Nations D) World Trade Organization
A) Family medical issues B) FBI security review C) Budget cuts D) Lack of language skills
A) Brazil B) Chile C) Argentina D) Colombia
A) La Violencia B) The Colombian Conflict C) The Great Instability D) The Thousand Days' War
A) George Kalmanoff B) Max Millikan C) Jacques Torfs D) Lauchlin Currie
A) Massachusetts Institute of Technology B) Harvard University C) Yale University D) University of California, Berkeley
A) Max Millikan B) John Bell Condliffe C) Alexander Gerschenkron D) Richard M. Bissell Jr.
A) Albert Otto Hirschmann B) Albert Marcuse Hirschmann C) Otto Carl Hirschman D) Otto Albert Hirschmann
A) 1920 B) 1912 C) 1905 D) 1915
A) Otto Bauer B) Eugenio Colorni C) Carl Hirschmann D) Philip Barrett Whale
A) Lutheran B) Catholic C) Calvinist D) Jewish
A) Young Communists League B) Workers Socialist Youth C) Hitler Youth D) Socialist Students Association
A) Nietzsche B) Kant C) Marx D) Hegel
A) Trieste B) Paris C) London D) United States
A) Robert Marjolin B) Raphael Abramovitch Rein C) Eugenio Colorni D) Pierpaolo Luzzatto-Fegiz
A) John Bell Condliffe B) Otto Bauer C) Piero Sraffa D) Albert Demangeon
A) The French Resistance B) The Red Army C) International Brigades D) POUM
A) Varian Fry B) Charles Rist C) Robert Marjolin D) John Bell Condliffe
A) Salvador Dalí B) Henri Matisse C) Pablo Picasso D) Marc Chagall
A) 1940 B) 1942 C) 1939 D) 1941
A) The franc Poincaré B) Italian demographic statistics C) The philosophy of the family D) Kondratiev cycles
A) Occupied B) The Resistance C) Europe at War D) Transatlantic
A) The Big Push B) Development Projects Observed C) The Passions and the Interests D) Unbalanced Growth
A) Natural resources B) Financial capital C) Agricultural land D) Decision-making skills
A) Paul Rosenstein-Rodan B) Richard Posner C) Irving Kristol D) Jeremy Adelman
A) The Passions and the Interests B) Exit, Voice, and Loyalty C) Development Projects Observed D) The Rhetoric of Reaction
A) Neglect B) Resistance C) Voice D) Competition
A) Equality B) Innovation C) Perversity D) Injustice
A) Adam Smith B) Víctor Raúl Haya de la Torre C) Orris C. Herfindahl D) José Carlos Mariátegui
A) Economic growth B) Market concentration C) Social change D) Political revolution
A) 1977 B) 1970 C) 1967 D) 1982
A) Getting ahead collectively B) Journeys toward Progress C) Latin American issues D) Colombia; highlights of a developing economy
A) Harvard University Press B) Twentieth Century Fund C) Mitchell Denburg D) Jeremy Adelman
A) A propensity to self-subversion B) Essays in trespassing C) Rival views of market society D) Crossing boundaries
A) A bias for hope B) Exit, Voice, and Loyalty C) National Power and the Structure of Foreign Trade D) The Strategy of Economic Development
A) 1982 B) 1977 C) 1991 D) 1986 |