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>       Roy Weintraub, in an article, "On the Existence of a Competitive 
> Equilibrium ( 1983, J.E.L.), refers to Axel Leijonhufvud's "Oral History 
> of Emigre Economists".  I have not been able to locate this in print.  If 
> it became a book, what was it called?  Alternatively, is there a better, 
> more available, source on who emigrated from Europe to America, 
1930-1945: 
> biographies and contribution to Economics? 
 
Earlene Craver (Leijonhufvud) published one paper "The Emigration of 
Austrian Economists" in HOPE in 1986 (18, 1). The oral history tapes 
Axel and Earlene Leijonhufvud collected are in their possession and 
will be, we are told, deposited in the Economists' Papers Archive in 
Duke's Perkins Library in due course.  A small number of economists 
appear in the appendix of 300 notable emigres in the locus classicus 
of this historical field: Fleming and Bailyn's *The Intellectual 
Migration*, Belknap/Harvard Press, 1969. 
 
 
 
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