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David Weiman

Alena Wels Hirschorn '58 Professor of Economics; Faculty Director of the Empirical Reasoning Center; Interim Co-Director of Urban Studies

Barnard College

Affiliations

Barnard College

Department of Econometrics and Quantitative Economics

Department of Urban Studies

Department Of Theatre

David Weiman is currently serving as a Barnard College Alena Wels Hirschorn '58 Professor of Economics; Faculty Director of the Empirical Reasoning Center; Interim Co-Director of Urban Studies at Barnard College.

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David Weiman

Barnard College

Alena Wels Hirschorn '58 Professor of Economics; Faculty Director of the Empirical Reasoning Center; Interim Co-Director of Urban Studies

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finance economic history economics public policy political economy higher education monetary union civil war era history international finance urban economics macroeconomics undergraduate research economic policy monetary policy historical review payment systems economic literacy central banking educational contexts numeracy historical scholarship cliometrics correspondent banking networks macroeconomic consequences main street wall street american monetary union par clearing controversy mississippi semester empirical reasoning scholarly remembrance criminal law criminology feminist criminology theoretical economics economic growth public economics disparities public management economic systems experimental criminology public administration statistics law and economics political science sociology european economic history economic analysis history of economic thought social stratification economic research theoretical criminology economic theory urban affairs deviance (sociology) transitional justice social inequality business history policy modeling economic modelling public finance public money violent behavior urban sociology economic inequality economic literature juvenile court law economic dynamics economic sociology social sciences policy analysis african american studies criminal justice economic geography

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

The Evolution of the Modern Us Monetary and Payments System. Springer eBooks (2020)

David F. WeimanJohn A. James

monetary economicsfinance

Accounting for Slavery: Masters and Management. Journal of American History (2019)

Mississippi Semester: New Social Justice Approach to Teaching Empirical Reasoning in Context. Numeracy (2019)

Premilla NadasenFatima KoliAlisa RodDavid Weiman

higher educationeducationempirical reasoningmississippi semestereducational contextssocial justicenumeracy

Forging On-Campus Connections to Enhance Undergraduate Student Reasoning, Writing, and Research Skills. The Journal of Economic Education (2017)

higher educationundergraduate researcheconomic literacyeducation

John Allen James: A Scholarly Remembrance. Cliometrica (2015)

Christopher L. HanesHugh RockoffMark ThomasDavid F. Weiman

scholarly remembrancesocial scienceshistoriographycliometricshistorical scholarship

Political Economic Limits to the Fed’s Goal of a Common National Bank Money: The Par Clearing Controversy Revisited. Research in economic history (2014)

John A. JamesDavid F. Weiman

central bankingpublic policymonetary policypar clearing controversyeconomic policypolitical economyeconomic history

Political Economnic Limits to the Fed's Goal of a Common National Bank Money: The Par Clearing Controversy Revisited. Research in Economic History (2014)

Wall Street and Main Street: The Macroeconomic Consequences of New York Bank Suspensions, 1866–1914. Cliometrica (2012)

John A. JamesJames McAndrewsDavid F. Weiman

wall streetmacroeconomicsmain streeturban economicseconomicsfinancemacroeconomic consequences

The National Banking Acts and the Transformation of New York City Banking During the Civil War Era. The Journal of Economic History (2011)

John A. JamesDavid F. Weiman

economic historycivil war eraeconomicsfinance

The National Banking Acts and the Transformation of the New York City Banking Sector During the Civil War Era. Journal of Economic History (2011)

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David Weiman

Alena Wels Hirschorn '58 Professor of Economics; Faculty Director of the Empirical Reasoning Center; Interim Co-Director of Urban Studies

Barnard College

Affiliations

Barnard College

Department of Econometrics and Quantitative Economics

Department of Urban Studies

Department Of Theatre

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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David Weiman

Barnard College

Alena Wels Hirschorn '58 Professor of Economics; Faculty Director of the Empirical Reasoning Center; Interim Co-Director of Urban Studies

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Evolution of the Modern Us Monetary and Payments System. Springer eBooks (2020)

David F. WeimanJohn A. James

monetary economicsfinance

Accounting for Slavery: Masters and Management. Journal of American History (2019)

Mississippi Semester: New Social Justice Approach to Teaching Empirical Reasoning in Context. Numeracy (2019)

Premilla NadasenFatima KoliAlisa RodDavid Weiman

higher educationeducationempirical reasoningmississippi semestereducational contextssocial justicenumeracy

Forging On-Campus Connections to Enhance Undergraduate Student Reasoning, Writing, and Research Skills. The Journal of Economic Education (2017)

higher educationundergraduate researcheconomic literacyeducation

John Allen James: A Scholarly Remembrance. Cliometrica (2015)

Christopher L. HanesHugh RockoffMark ThomasDavid F. Weiman

scholarly remembrancesocial scienceshistoriographycliometricshistorical scholarship

Political Economic Limits to the Fed’s Goal of a Common National Bank Money: The Par Clearing Controversy Revisited. Research in economic history (2014)

John A. JamesDavid F. Weiman

central bankingpublic policymonetary policypar clearing controversyeconomic policypolitical economyeconomic history

Political Economnic Limits to the Fed's Goal of a Common National Bank Money: The Par Clearing Controversy Revisited. Research in Economic History (2014)

Wall Street and Main Street: The Macroeconomic Consequences of New York Bank Suspensions, 1866–1914. Cliometrica (2012)

John A. JamesJames McAndrewsDavid F. Weiman

wall streetmacroeconomicsmain streeturban economicseconomicsfinancemacroeconomic consequences

The National Banking Acts and the Transformation of New York City Banking During the Civil War Era. The Journal of Economic History (2011)

John A. JamesDavid F. Weiman

economic historycivil war eraeconomicsfinance

The National Banking Acts and the Transformation of the New York City Banking Sector During the Civil War Era. Journal of Economic History (2011)

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2
10 / page