James Bradfield

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  Published on: 12/3/2007    Last Visited: 12/3/2007  

  Professor Bradfield spoke to the gathering on the origin of the AHI and its roots in a course, co-taught with Robert Paquette, on the idea and institution of property.
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  Bradfield delineated the scholarly aspirations of the Institute and expressed serious concern about the politicization of the classroom by providing examples from his own academic experience as a dean and as a teacher.He explained why independence from Hamilton College was essential to the maintenance of the integrity of the AHI's scholarly mission.Participants received copies of the AHI's charter and pocket Constitutions.
  
  In appearing on the final panel of the day, Professor Bradfield underscored three points:
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  On 17 September, Constitution Day, my two co-founders (professors Douglas Ambrose and James Bradfield) and I unveiled the Alexander Hamilton Institute in a historic mansion about a mile from the Hamilton College campus.
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  The founders, Robert Paquette, professor of history, James Bradfield, professor of economics, and Doug Ambrose, associate professor of history, shared their ideas with Hamilton College administrators and reached agreement during the summer 2006 to locate on campus an Alexander Hamilton Center affiliated with and having the approval of the College.
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  James Bradfield is the Elias A. Leavenworth professor of economics at Hamilton College and the author of the text Introduction to the Economics of Financial Markets (Oxford 2007).

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  Economics professor James Bradfield concurs: "[H]er character, as manifestly demonstrated by the choices that she made as an adult over a sustained periods of years, would preclude her appointment to the faculty of Hamilton College."
  
  President Joan Hinde Stewart disagrees."No one is irredeemable-I think that is incontrovertible," she told the faculty.

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  On 17 September, Constitution Day, my two co-founders (professors Douglas Ambrose and James Bradfield) and I unveiled the Alexander Hamilton Institute in a historic mansion about a mile from the Hamilton College campus.

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  We were delighted to learn that the students selected Jim Bradfield as the winner of the Sidney Wertimer Award.
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  Jim, of course, was one of the Founders who attempted to establish the Alexander Hamilton Center which the College accepted to because it was and remains a wonderful idea and then declined because it was not sufficiently 'of Hamilton' and would be disruptive to the faculty.
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  From: Douglas Ambrose, Sidney Wertimer Associate Professor of History; James Bradfield, Elias W. Leavenworth Professor of Economics; and Robert Paquette, Publius Virgilius Rogers Professor of American History
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  On 24 August 2006, Douglas Ambrose, James Bradfield, and Robert Paquette met Dean Joseph Urgo and President Joan Stewart in the dean's office to toast the creation of the Alexander Hamilton Center.
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  James Bradfield and a college president had agreed to serve on the Board of Overseers as well.

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  The AHC was designed by Sidney Wertimer Professor of History Douglas Ambrose, Elias W. Leavenworth Professor of Economics James Bradfield, and Publius Virgilius Rogers Professor of American History Robert Paquette as a center for the study of, according to the charter, “freedom, democracy and capitalism as these ideas were developed and institutionalized in the United States and within the larger tradition of Western culture.†The AHC planned to sponsor lectures, colloquia and conferences centered on annual thematic programming as well as awarding an annual junior fellowship to a doctoral candidate or postdoctoral scholar.

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  The AHC was designed by Sidney Wertimer Professor of History Douglas Ambrose, Elias W. Leavenworth Professor of Economics James Bradfield, and Publius Virgilius Rogers Professor of American History Robert Paquette as a center for the study of, according to the charter, "freedom, democracy and capitalism as these ideas were developed and institutionalized in the United States and within the larger tradition of Western culture.

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  It was founded as the result of a collaboration of ideas between Sidney Wertimer Associate Professor of History Douglas Ambrose, Elias W. Leavenworth Professor of Economics James Bradfield, and Publius Virgilius Rogers Professor of American History Robert Paquette.
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  In a correspondence with The Spectator, Bradfield wrote of his response at the meeting to the resolution, "I did speak briefly, mainly (I think) to say that I did discuss (the then proposed AHC) with the CAP [Committee on Academic Policy] shortly before the term began."
  
  Some faculty members present did not feel that their concerns were adequately addressed by Bradfield and Ambrose at the meeting.
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  Associate Professor of History Shoshana Keller stated that "at the Faculty Meeting, Professors Ambrose and Bradfield were asked repeatedly to stand up and explain what they were doing,they would not do it,we never heard from the faculty members involved [with the AHC] what their goals are."
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  Bradfield and Paquette had suggestions for those who have questions regarding the Center and its governance structure.
  
  "I urge people to read the Charter," said Bradfield, "and put all the questions and things that the persons are hearing in the context of the Charter.

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  Joan Stewart, President of Hamilton College; Joseph Urgo, Dean of Faculty of Hamilton College; Professor Robert Paquette; Professor James Bradfield; and Professor Douglas Ambrose are listed as Founders on the published Charter.
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  Paquette, Prof. Ambrose, Prof. Bradfield, the President, and Dean of Faculty as Founders

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  James Bradfield / Hamilton College
  
  Bradfield, an economist, is the author of the forthcoming book "Introduction to the Economics of Financial Markets," and teaches topics including the psychology of financial markets, microeconomics and capital markets.He says the economic consequences of a war with Iraq probably won't be that great, but there will be some "nasty social consequences.""The last time we saw war beget inflation was in the Vietnam war, which absorbed a very large portion of the gross domestic product," he said "I doubt that will occur this time for several reasons: 1) inflation is already very low, and 2) the electorate . . . established clearly that we're not willing to tolerate much inflation."Contact Bradfield at (o) 315-859-4118; jbradfie@hamilton.edu.

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  Three professors at Hamilton will serve as senior fellows of the institute: Robert Paquette, professor of history, who was going to be the director of the original center; James Bradfield, professor of economics; and Doug Ambrose, associate professor of history.

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