Quo Fuit places 5 dated presences for Kenneth E. Boulding across 5 places, from 1932 to 1965.
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Kenneth Ewart Boulding (January 18, 1910 – March 18, 1993) was an English-born American economist, educator, peace activist, and interdisciplinary philosopher.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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1932 to 1934period
Chicagoattested“On the fellowship from 1932 to 1934, Boulding continued his economics studies at Chicago and at Harvard University.”source: Wikipedia: Kenneth E. Boulding
1937year
Philadelphiaattested“In the summer of 1937 Boulding returned to the US to attend a world congress of Quakers in Philadelphia.”source: Wikipedia: Kenneth E. Boulding
1942 to 1943period
Fisk Universityattested“From 1942 to 1943, Boulding taught at Fisk University, a historically black school in Nashville, Tennessee.”source: Wikipedia: Kenneth E. Boulding
1942 to 1943period
Nashville, Tennesseeattested“From 1942 to 1943, Boulding taught at Fisk University, a historically black school in Nashville, Tennessee.”source: Wikipedia: Kenneth E. Boulding
1965year
University of Michiganattested“Boulding was instrumental in organizing the first Vietnam War teach-in at the University of Michigan in March, 1965.”source: Wikipedia: Kenneth E. Boulding
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1929year
Oxford Universitymentioned“After attending Liverpool Collegiate School on a scholarship, Boulding won a chemistry scholarship to Oxford University at New College in 1929.”source: Wikipedia: Kenneth E. Boulding
1929year
Oxfordmentioned“After attending Liverpool Collegiate School on a scholarship, Boulding won a chemistry scholarship to Oxford University at New College in 1929.”source: Wikipedia: Kenneth E. Boulding
1932year
University of Chicagomentioned“While he was turned down for a fellowship for Christ Church, Oxford, in 1932 he did win a Commonwealth Fellowship to the University of Chicago.”source: Wikipedia: Kenneth E. Boulding
1934year
University of Edinburghmentioned“Under the terms of his Commonwealth Fellowship Boulding returned to the UK in the summer of 1934, and obtained a three-year position in economics at the University of Edinburgh.”source: Wikipedia: Kenneth E. Boulding
1935year
Edinburghmentioned“This equilibrium balance sheet, however, would be constantly changing as technologies, new goods, and new enterprises came into play." In 1935, in his second year in Edinburgh, Frank H.”source: Wikipedia: Kenneth E. Boulding
1941year
Colgate Universitymentioned“It was written when he was an instructor at Colgate University in the late-1930s and first appeared in 1941 from Harper & Brothers in single-volume and two-volume editions.”source: Wikipedia: Kenneth E. Boulding
1945 to 1949period
Ames, Iowamentioned“From 1945 to 1949 he was a faculty member of Iowa State College at Ames, Iowa, now Iowa State University.”source: Wikipedia: Kenneth E. Boulding
1948year
United Statesmentioned“The second edition, however, in 1948, was a thoroughly Keynesian general theory." The first edition was published at the outbreak of World War II and did not sell well, but the second revised edition did and became "one of the core textb…”source: Wikipedia: Kenneth E. Boulding
March 1977month
Philadelphiamentioned“In March 1977, he conducted a silent vigil at the headquarters of the American Friends Service Committee in Philadelphia to protest what he considered its distancing itself from Quakers.”source: Wikipedia: Kenneth E. Boulding
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