Albert O. Hirschman - Quiz
A) Ragnar Nurske B) Charles Lindblom C) Norman S. Buchanan D) Thomas Schelling
A) Rockefeller Foundation B) Inter-American Foundation C) Social Science Research Council D) Twentieth Century Fund
A) Harvard University B) Columbia University C) Princeton University D) Yale University
A) The Rhetoric of Reaction B) Development Projects Observed C) The Strategy of Economic Development D) Journeys Towards Progress
A) Hiding hand B) Legitimation crisis C) Hirschman cycle D) Reactionary rhetoric
A) Yale University B) Princeton University C) Harvard University D) Stanford University
A) 1974 B) 1972 C) 1985 D) 1964
A) Editing B) Teaching C) Administration D) Fieldwork
A) Latin American Issues B) Getting Ahead Collectively C) Journeys Towards Progress D) The New Authoritarianism in Latin America
A) The Passions and the Interests B) The Rhetoric of Reaction C) Shifting Involvements D) Exit, Voice, and Loyalty
A) Hiding hand B) The rhetoric of reaction C) Legitimation crisis D) Hirschman cycle
A) A political manifesto B) A collection of economic data C) A reasoned travelogue D) A scholarly treatise
A) Clifford Geertz B) John Rawls C) Eric Maskin D) Amartya Sen
A) Painting B) Teaching C) Politics D) Journaling
A) 90 B) 92 C) 97 D) 85
A) Alexander Gerschenkron B) Lauchlin Currie C) John Bell Condliffe D) Richard M. Bissell Jr.
A) Katia Hirschman B) Maria Elena C) Sarah Chapiro D) Anna Gerschenkron
A) World Bank B) Department of Commerce C) Federal Reserve Board D) Office of Strategic Services
A) Economic advisor B) French instructor C) Intelligence analyst D) Logistics officer
A) Heinz Guderian B) Anton Dostler C) Erwin Rommel D) Friedrich Paulus
A) Katia B) Sarah C) Elena D) Maria
A) FBI security concerns B) Refusal to relocate C) Lack of experience D) Health reasons
A) United Nations B) International Monetary Fund C) World Trade Organization D) Economic Cooperation Administration
A) Family medical issues B) Budget cuts C) Lack of language skills D) FBI security review
A) Colombia B) Chile C) Brazil D) Argentina
A) The Thousand Days' War B) La Violencia C) The Colombian Conflict D) The Great Instability
A) Jacques Torfs B) Lauchlin Currie C) George Kalmanoff D) Max Millikan
A) University of California, Berkeley B) Yale University C) Harvard University D) Massachusetts Institute of Technology
A) John Bell Condliffe B) Richard M. Bissell Jr. C) Alexander Gerschenkron D) Max Millikan
A) Albert Otto Hirschmann B) Otto Albert Hirschmann C) Albert Marcuse Hirschmann D) Otto Carl Hirschman
A) 1920 B) 1905 C) 1912 D) 1915
A) Carl Hirschmann B) Philip Barrett Whale C) Otto Bauer D) Eugenio Colorni
A) Catholic B) Calvinist C) Jewish D) Lutheran
A) Hitler Youth B) Workers Socialist Youth C) Socialist Students Association D) Young Communists League
A) Kant B) Nietzsche C) Hegel D) Marx
A) Trieste B) Paris C) London D) United States
A) Pierpaolo Luzzatto-Fegiz B) Eugenio Colorni C) Raphael Abramovitch Rein D) Robert Marjolin
A) Albert Demangeon B) John Bell Condliffe C) Piero Sraffa D) Otto Bauer
A) POUM B) International Brigades C) The Red Army D) The French Resistance
A) Varian Fry B) Charles Rist C) John Bell Condliffe D) Robert Marjolin
A) Pablo Picasso B) Salvador Dalí C) Marc Chagall D) Henri Matisse
A) 1940 B) 1939 C) 1941 D) 1942
A) The philosophy of the family B) Kondratiev cycles C) The franc Poincaré D) Italian demographic statistics
A) Europe at War B) The Resistance C) Occupied D) Transatlantic
A) The Big Push B) Unbalanced Growth C) The Passions and the Interests D) Development Projects Observed
A) Agricultural land B) Natural resources C) Financial capital D) Decision-making skills
A) Jeremy Adelman B) Richard Posner C) Paul Rosenstein-Rodan D) Irving Kristol
A) The Rhetoric of Reaction B) Exit, Voice, and Loyalty C) The Passions and the Interests D) Development Projects Observed
A) Resistance B) Voice C) Neglect D) Competition
A) Equality B) Innovation C) Injustice D) Perversity
A) Víctor Raúl Haya de la Torre B) José Carlos Mariátegui C) Adam Smith D) Orris C. Herfindahl
A) Market concentration B) Social change C) Economic growth D) Political revolution
A) 1967 B) 1977 C) 1982 D) 1970
A) Journeys toward Progress B) Getting ahead collectively C) Latin American issues D) Colombia; highlights of a developing economy
A) Jeremy Adelman B) Harvard University Press C) Twentieth Century Fund D) Mitchell Denburg
A) Crossing boundaries B) A propensity to self-subversion C) Essays in trespassing D) Rival views of market society
A) Exit, Voice, and Loyalty B) The Strategy of Economic Development C) A bias for hope D) National Power and the Structure of Foreign Trade
A) 1977 B) 1991 C) 1982 D) 1986 |
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