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Bernard Smith Office: 302 Lewis House
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Title: Associate Professor of Economics (1986)
Degrees: Ph.D., Yale University (May 1989); M. Phil., Yale University (May 1982); M.A., Yale University (May 1981); B. S. B. A. (with Honors) University of Florida (June 1977)
Teaching Experience: Yale University, 1982 – 85; University of Florida, 1978 - 9. . Specialties: American Economic History; European Integration in History..
Research Interests: Economic History, Ethnicity and Small Firms
Selected Publications: "Market Development, Industrial Development: The Case of the American Corset Trade, 1860 1920," Business History Review, Volume 65, Spring 1991 (Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University Press). The Ready-Made Menswear Industry of Rochester, New York 1848-1900" in A Perfect Fit: The Garment Industry and American Jewry. (Texas Tech University Press 2006) Book review of Fig Leaves and Fortune: A Fashion Company Named Warnaco by John W. Field, which appeared in Business History Review, Spring 1992.
Professional Experience: Director: Drew University Semester on European Integration, Brussels Belgium, 1988, 1990, 1993, 1995, 2001, 2005, 2007 (scheduled).
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