Synopsis
The Description for this book, Shifting Involvements: Private Interest and Public Action, will be forthcoming.
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Review
Literate, reflective, and sophisticatedB. Hirschman's work. . . . is proof that an economist with a knowledge of and sensitivity for history will avoid the oversimplifications of economic theorists who see the world and human behavior in one dimension. -- Eli Ginzberg "Journal of Economic Literature"
Literate, reflective, and sophisticated. Hirschman's work. . . . is proof that an economist with a knowledge of and sensitivity for history will avoid the oversimplifications of economic theorists who see the world and human behavior in one dimension. -- Eli Ginzberg "Journal of Economic Literature"
Literate, reflective, and sophisticated?. Hirschman's work. . . . is proof that an economist with a knowledge of and sensitivity for history will avoid the oversimplifications of economic theorists who see the world and human behavior in one dimension.
Original. . . . Mr. Hirschman, one of our most distinguished economists, is no ordinary writer. . . .even his offhand ruminations have always been interesting. So is this book.--Peter L. Berger "New York Times Book Review "
Shifting Involvements can be read over and over again, with each reading disclosing new subtleties, so cunning is its construction and so original its standpoint.--Michael Banton "Times Literary Supplement "
This interesting essay contains a wealth of ideas. There is a surprising freshness in the treatment of such a well worn topic as the relation between public and private concerns. . . . Intellectually stimulating.--David Berry "Times Higher Education Supplement "
Literate, reflective, and sophisticated. . . . Hirschman's work . . . is proof that an economist with a knowledge of and sensitivity for history will avoid the oversimplifications of economic theorists who see the world and human behavior in one dimension.--Eli Ginzberg "Journal of Economic Literature "
Original. . . . Mr. Hirschman, one of our most distinguished economists, is no ordinary writer. . . .even his offhand ruminations have always been interesting. So is this book.
--Peter L. Berger "New York Times Book Review "
Shifting Involvements can be read over and over again, with each reading disclosing new subtleties, so cunning is its construction and so original its standpoint.
--Michael Banton "Times Literary Supplement "
This interesting essay contains a wealth of ideas. There is a surprising freshness in the treatment of such a well worn topic as the relation between public and private concerns. . . . Intellectually stimulating.
--David Berry "Times Higher Education Supplement "
About the Author
Albert O. Hirschman is a member of the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton. He is the author of many books, including Exit, Voice, and Loyalty and The Strategy of Economic Development. Robert H. Frank is Godwin Smith Professor of Economics, Ethics, and Public Policy at Cornell University. He is the author of Luxury Fever (Princeton).
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