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Roger Backhouse Prof. Alternative spellings: Roger E. Backhouse R. E. Backhouse R.E. Backhouse B: 1951 Biblio: Prof. of the history and philosophy of economics at the University of Birmingham and Erasmus University RotterdamPlace of Activity: Rotterdam
Profession Economist Hochschullehrer
Affiliations University of Birmingham. Department of Economics Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam
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Publishing years Series Department of Economics discussion paper / Department of Economics, The University of Birmingham (6) History of political economy (3) Discussion papers / Department of Economics, The University of Birmingham (2) Oxford studies in the history of economics (2) Overstone (2) CHOPE working paper (1) Controversy: Formalism in economics (1) Economics as social theory series (1) Economics as social theory (1) Disagreement among economists (1) Advances in economic methodology series (1) Routledge frontiers of political economy (1) Routledge Frontiers of Political Economy Ser. (1) Research report / Department of Economics, Social Science Centre, The University of Western Ontario (1) IEA conference volume (1) Key issues (1) University of Birmingham, Department of Economics, Discussion Papers (1) Cambridge companions to philosophy (1) Economics As Social Theory Ser. (1) Historical perspectives on modern economics (1) British and American economic essays (1) The Center for the History of Political Economy Working Paper Series (1) Information and library managers occasional papers (1) 
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