Alexander Gerschenkron

The late Alexander Gerschenkron held a degree of Doctor Rerum Politicarum from the University of Vienna. He was Chief of the Foreign Areas Section at the Federal Reserve Board, as well as Walter S. Barker Professor of Economics and Director of the Economic History Workshop, Harvard University.

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TitleAuthorFormatPublication DatePrice
Cover: Continuity in History and Other EssaysContinuity in History and Other EssaysGerschenkron, AlexanderHARDCOVER01/01/1968$155.50
Cover: Economic Backwardness in Historical PerspectiveEconomic Backwardness in Historical PerspectiveGerschenkron, AlexanderHARDCOVER01/01/1962$145.50
Cover: An Economic History of SwedenAn Economic History of SwedenHeckscher, Eli FilipHARDCOVER01/01/1954$64.00
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