Johnson, Harry Gordon 1923-1977
Archival location guide — where this economist’s surviving papers are held, their notable correspondents, and key published sources.
Born 1923 · died 1977
Harry Gordon Johnson, was a Canadian economist who studied topics such as international trade and international finance.
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Papers including lecture and reading notes, drafts, teaching materials and extensive correspondence.
Harry Johnson Papers, Regenstein Library, University of Chicago
Personal File, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE).
Correspondents
VINCENT WHEELER BLADEN, Correspondence 1950-76, Bladen Papers; Department of Political Economy Papers, University of Toronto Archives.
MILTON FRIEDMAN, Correspondence 1965-70, Friedman Papers, Hoover Institution Archives, Stanford University
GOTTFRIED HABERLER, Correspondence 1965-77, Haberler Papers, Hoover Institution Archives, Stanford University.
HAROLD ADAMS INNIS, Correspondence 1943-51, Innis Papers, University of Toronto Archives
RICHARD FERDINAND KAHN, Correspondence 1955-73, Kahn Papers, Modern Archive Centre, King’s College Cambridge
NICHOLAS KALDOR, Correspondence 1952-74, Kaldor Papers, Modern Archive Centre, King’s College Cambridge
FRITZ MACHLUP, Correspondence 1962-77, Machlup Papers, Hoover Institution Archives, Stanford University
JAMES EDWARD MEADE, Correspondence, 1951-74, Meade Papers, British Library of Political and Economic Science (BLPES)
DON PATINKIN, Correspondence 1952-77, Patinkin Papers, Perkins Library, Duke University.
LIONEL CHARLES ROBBINS, Correspondence 1957-73, Robbins Papers, BLPES
JOHN RICHARD NICHOLAS STONE, Correspondence 1951-5, Stone Papers, Modern Archive Centre, King’s College Cambridge
Printed Material
James Tobin, ‘Harry Gordon Johnson 1923-1977’, Proceedings of the British Academy LXIV (1978), 443-6; D.E. Moggridge, Harry Johnson: A Life in Economics (Cambridge 2008)
DNB 1971-80 452; ODNB XXX 263; New Palgrave II 1022-6; IESS XIX 351
Portraits
D.E. Moggridge, Harry Johnson (2008); Porceedings of the British Academy, 1978