The letter went to John J. Siegfried, Secretary of the
AEA. He is at Vanderbilt University in the Economics
Department. His email (that's how I sent mine) is
[EMAIL PROTECTED] I'm sure he'll be
overjoyed that I've handed it out, :-).
This strikes me as being the time to make
s.
Jeff
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From: Colin Danby
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: ASSA session cuts
Date: Thursday, March 19, 1998 9:11PM
Barkley:
Great letter. Is there any value in having more of us
unwashed types write in support? If so can you post a
name and address to write to?
Thanks, Colin
and such, but it was a
hoot to see the cancellation notice. I bet similar use studies (crude as
it was) would produce the same results at many mainstream schools.
Jeff
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From: Colin Danby
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: ASSA session cuts
Date: Thursday, March 19, 1998 9:11PM
Barkley:
Great letter
Barkley:
Great letter. Is there any value in having more of us
unwashed types write in support? If so can you post a
name and address to write to?
Thanks, Colin
PS If AEA is busily stifling us hets is there any good
reason to remain a member? I could easily manage
without my own
Dear John,
I am writing to you in regard to the proposed cuts in
sessions at the ASSA meetings that apparently have been
announced in a letter that has come out over your name. I
have not seen that letter, but I have been apprised of its
contents by John Adams of ICARE and others and
