Dr. Martin Bronfenbrenner (1914-1997): Scholar, Critic, Cynic, and Comrade-in-Arms |
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| Authors: | June Bronfenbrenner Urie Bronfenbrenner Bruce Fitzgerald Craufurd D. Goodwin Samuel Hollander Tamotsu Matsuura Warren J. Samuels Werner Sichel E. Roy Weintraub |
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| Affiliation: | (Arundel Community College, Maryland);(Cornell University);(International Finance Corporation);(Duke University);(University of Toronto, Emeritus);(Kanto Gakuen University);(Michigan State University);(Western Michigan University);(Duke University). |
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ABSTRACT Professor Martin Bronfenbrenner's mark on the economics profession was significant and worth remembering. He touched the lives of many as a father, cousin, teacher, scholar, expert referee, colleague, and judge of important contemporary debates. Of special interest is his unique personality. He was a specialist in self-effacement, peppered with liberal shakes of cynicism and sarcasm. Despite all this, he managed to win the respect and hearts of individuals on several continents and across several generations. This essay brings a small but diverse part of the story together in one place. |
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