The History of Economics Society Fifty Year Anniversary: Thoughts on my HES Life

Malcolm Rutherford

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Abstract: This paper outlines my own career within the History of Economics Society, my contributions to the society, and its central importance to my research endeavors. It is impossible for me to imagine having the career I have had without the HES, and my own case highlights how the society functioned to mentor and develop my academic career. This mentoring function is, in my view, the society’s most important, and one that has become only more vital in the face of the declining interest in the area within mainstream economics departments in the US, Canada, and the UK.

Date: 2024-02-02
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