Seeing like Chicago
Erwin DekkerObservations about Chicago economics, sociology, literature and more by Erwin Dekker
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A city with eighty percent migrants
The growth of Chicago between 1840 and 1930 happens at a speed that is impossible to wrap your head around. There are just over four thousand (!) people in the city in 1840, and more than three million in 1930. From 1880 onward, the city gr...
Arnold Harberger on Friedman 53
Friedman’s methodology essay is one of those rare papers which is simply referred to by its year of publication: F-53. It is notorious for its supposed anti-realism and the claim that the realism of one’s assumptions does not matter. As lon...
Dewey, Park, and Mead on the formation of public opinion in markets
I wrote before about the way that Robert Park understood markets as communication technologies, akin to Hayek’s understanding of markets in his classic paper ‘The Use of Knowledge in Society’ (1945). There is actually quite a bit more to th...
Meet Ben Reitman: Hobo King, illicit ob/gyn, and sociological middleman.
"I am an American by birth, a Jew by parentage, a Baptist by adoption, single by good fortune, a physician and teacher by profession, cosmopolitan by choice, a Socialist by inclination, a rascal by nature, a celebrity by accident, a tramp...
Frank Knight and George Mead on self-control and social control
Next week I am giving a presentation about Frank Knight and theories of the individual (self) in Chicago at the History of Economics conference in Nice. For that purpose, I am revisiting all the archival material from Knight I collected las...
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