1899 August 3 | Born, London |
1917-1919 | Served, Royal Air Force |
1924 | B. Com., London |
1924-1926 | Manager, Individualist Bookshop, Ltd. |
1927-1965 | Senior lecturer and professor, University of Cape Town, Republic of South Africa |
1930 | Author, The Theory of Collective Bargaining (2nd edition, 1975) |
1931-1964 | Professor and dean, Faculty of Commerce, University of Cape Town |
1931 | Served on the Executive Committee of Senate, University of Cape Town |
1936 | Author, Economics and the Public |
1938 | Elected honorary president, National Union of South African Students |
1939 | Author, The Theory of Idle Resources (2nd edition, 1977) |
1943 | Author, Plan for Reconstruction |
1947 | Founding member of Mont Pelerin Society |
circa 1950 | Elected to a University Fellowship in recognition of outstanding scholarship |
1963 | Author, Keynesianism--Retrospect and Prospect |
1964 | Author, The Economics of the Colour Bar |
1965 | Professor emeritus (retired) |
1966 | Visiting professor, University of Virginia, Author, Neo-Keynesianism and Academic Freedom |
1966-1981 | Visiting professor of economics, University of Virginia, followed by appointments in other universities and colleges throughout the United States |
1969-1971 | Research fellow, Hoover Institution, Stanford University, California |
1970-1971 | Distinguished visiting professor of economics, California state colleges |
1971 | Author, Politically Impossible? |
1971-1977 | Distinguished professor, economics, University of Dallas, Texas |
1973 | Author, The Strike-Threat System |
1975 | Author, A Rehabilitation of Say's Law |
1976 | Author, Individual Freedom: A Symposium of Articles, 1934-1975, selected and edited by David Klingaman and Pejivich |
1977 | Awarded degree of Doctor of Laws (LLD) honoris causas, University of Cape Town |
1979 | Awarded degree of Doctor of Social Science honoris causas, Universidad Francisco Marroquin, Guatemala City. Author, The Keynesian Episode |
1984 | Awarded honorary degree of Doctor of Human Letters, University of Dallas. Named a Roe senior fellow of the Mont Pelerin Society |
1987 | Adjunct scholar, Ludwig von Mises Institute, Auburn, Alabama |
1988 June 19 | Died |
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