The Place of Theory in Teaching American Economic History

Edward C. Kirkland

The Journal of Economic History, 1949, vol. 9, issue S1, 99-102

Abstract: This topic was discussed by a panel consisting of D. L. Kemmerer, JL University of Illinois; William B. Gates, Jr., Williams College; Broadus Mitchell, Rutgers University; and Thomas C. Cochran, New York University. The chairman was Edward C. Kirkland, Bowdoin College. In essence, the discussion was a criticism and evaluation of a paper by Mr. Kemmerer, the only formal presentation in the proceedings.

Date: 1949
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