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Economics, Politics and Social Studies in Oxford, 1900–85

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General Developments after 1945,lities there were for the future. The members were Professor H. J. Paton, Chairman of the Board, Professor H. H. Price, and D. M. MacKinnon (philosophy); Professor Cole and R. B. McCallum (politics) and H. D. Henderson and R. L. Hall (economics). They made three main recommendations:.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-6676-2Though Lindsay, Cole and others referred to Nuffield College as though it were a recognisable and effective entity it did not really come into existence until 1944–45 after the Scheme of Delegation had been put into operation, Henry Clay had been appointed Warden, and several full time Official Fellows had been elected.

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Emergence of Nuffield College,Though Lindsay, Cole and others referred to Nuffield College as though it were a recognisable and effective entity it did not really come into existence until 1944–45 after the Scheme of Delegation had been put into operation, Henry Clay had been appointed Warden, and several full time Official Fellows had been elected.