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  Año 2017, Número 4. Dedicado a: Refugee Scholarship: The Cross-Fertilization of Culture

  • I

    • "A Cross-Fertilization of Cultures": Émigré Scholars in the Twentieth Century and Implications for the Twenty-First

      Harald Hagemann, William Milberg

      págs. 761-765

      

  • Part I: Institutions and Ideologies in Scholar Rescue

    • Strategies and Mechanisms of Scholar Rescue: The Intellectual Migration of the 1930s Reconsidered

      Simone Lässig

      págs. 769-807

      

    • American Support for German Economists after 1933: The Kiel Institute and the Kiel School in Exile

      Gunnar Take

      págs. 809-830

      

    • The Ghosts of Weimar: The Weimar Analogy in American Thought

      Daniel Bessner

      págs. 831-855

      

    • Scientists as Forced Migrants and Refugees: What Can We Learn from the 1930s and 2010s?

      Ludger Pries

      págs. 857-872

      

    • In the Eyes of Others: The Impact of the New School's Refugee Intellectuals in the United States

      Judith Friedlander

      págs. 873-893

      

  • Part II: Refugee Economics: Technological and Social Change

    • Technological Unemployment as a Coordination Problem: New Light on Emil Lederer's Work in Exile

      Arash Molavi Vasséi

      págs. 897-927

      

    • Hans Neisser: The "Guardian of Good Theory"

      Hans-Michael Trautwein

      págs. 929-954

      

    • Franco Modigliani as "American" Keynesian: How the University in Exile Economists Influenced Economics

      Harald Hagemann

      págs. 955-985

      

  • Part III: Precarious Cosmopolitans

    • Gerhard Colm and the Americanization of Weimar Economic Thought

      William Milberg

      págs. 989-1019

      

    • Recovering Frieda Wunderlich: Gender, Knowledge, and Exile

      Ellen Freeberg, Gina Luria Walker, Lara-Zuzan Golesorkhi

      págs. 1021-1049

      

    • Precarious Cosmopolitans: Arendt and Hirschman as Refugee Intellectuals

      Jeremy Adelman

      págs. 1051-1076