Introduction to The Making of an Economist, Redux

By D. Colander. 2007

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• The GDP paradox (2009, background): “Colander and Klamer (1987) concluded on the basis of data obtained with a questionnaire among students in six topranking graduate programs in economics that students are subject to a real socialization process.”
• “The silent revolution:” How the staff exercise informal governance over IMF lending (2012, background): “Extensive research, much of it using surveys, has shown professional training in Anglo-American economics departments to be an important socializing experience in generating shared policy beliefs (Chwieroth 2010a; Colander 2008; Colander and Klamer 1987; Klamer and Colander 1990; Fourcade 2009).”