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American Economic AssociationSource: Publications of the American Economic Association, 3rd Series, Vol. 4, No. 1 (Feb.,1903), pp. 5-41Published by: American Economic AssociationStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/2485838 .
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The American Economic Associatio1l is an organiza- tion composed mainly of persons interested in the study of political economy or the economic phases of political and social questions. As may be seen by examining the list of members and subscribers printed in this vol- ume, not only are all universities and most prominent colleges in the country resresented in the Association by their teachers of political economy and related sub- jects, but even a larger number of members come from those interested as business men, journalists, lawyers or politicians in the theories of political economy or, more often, in their applications to social life. There are fur- ther more than one hundred subscribers, nearly all being large libraries.
The first two meetings of the Economic Association in I885 and I887, and the meetings of I897, I898, I900, I9OI, and I902, were at the salne place as those of the American Historical Association. Joint sessions and less formal gatherings of the members of the two Asso- ciations were thus held. The anrlual meetings give opportunity for social intercourse anaong the teachers and public men composing the Association's member ship. They contribute also to create and cement acquaitltanceship and friendship between teachers of economics and cognate subjects in different institutions, and so to counteract any tendency to particularism which the geographical separation and tlle diverse tra- ditions of American colleges might be deemed to foste1.
The Publications of the Association, a complete list
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of which is printed at the end of this volume, were be- gun in March, I886. The first series of eleven volumes was completed by a general index in I897. The second series, comprising two volumes, was published in t897-
99, and in addition thereto the Association issued, during I896-99, four volumes of Economic Studies. In I900, a third series of quarterly Publications was begun with the Papers and Proceedillgs of the Twelfth Annual lMeeting, and has been continued since with ample amount and variety of matter. It is intellded to add to these quar- terly nuInbers, from time to time, sucll monographic supplements as the condition of the treasury and the supply of suitable manuscript may make possible.
The American Economic Association is the organ of no party, sect or institutioIl, It has no creed. Persons of all shades of economic opinion are found among its members, and widely different views are given a hearing in its annual meetings and through its publications.
The officers of the Association and the colltributors to its Publications receive no pay for their services. Its entire receipts are expended in printing and circulatillg the Publications and in the slight expenses attendant upon the annual meetings. AI1Y member, therefore, may regard his annual dues either as a subscription to an economic publication, a payment for membership in a scientific association, or a contribution to a publication fund for aiding the publication of valuable manucript that might not be accepted by a publishing house governed primarily by motives of profit, and that could not be published by the writer without incurring too heavy a burden of expense.
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I. The encouragement of economic research, espe- cially the historical and statistical study of the actual conditions of industrial life
2. The publication of economic monographs. 3. The encouragement of perfect freedom of economic
discussion. The Association as such, will take no par- tisan attitude, nor will it commit its members to any position on practical economic questions.
4. The establishment of a bureau of information de- signed to aid members in their economic studies.
ARTICLE III.
MEMBERSHIP.
Ally person may become a member of this Association by paying three dollars, and after the first year rnay con- tinue a member by paying an annual fee of three dol- lars. On payment of fifty dollars any person may be- come a life member, exempt from annual dues.
ARTICLE IV.
H ONORARY MEMBERS.
The Council may elect foreign economists of distinc tion not exceeding twenty-five in number, honorary
] Notlt-Each member receives all reports and publications of the Association.
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members of the Association. Each honorary member shall be entitled to receive all reports and publications of the Association.
ARTICLE V. OFFICERS .
The officers of the society shall consist of a President, three Vice-Presidents, a Secretary, a Treasurer, a Publi cation Committee, and a Council.
ARTICLE VI. COUNCIL.
I. The Council shall consist of an indefinite number of members of the society, chosen, with the exception of the original members, for three years. It shall have power to fill all vacatlcies ill its membership, and may add to its number.
2. It shall elect the President, Vice-Presidents, Secre- tary, and Treasurer; the President, the Secretary, the Treasurer and the Chairman of the Publication Coznmit- tee, together with three other members to be elected by the Council. shall constitute an Executive Committee with such powers as the Council may entrust to it; pro- vided, however, that the offices of Secretary and of Treasurer may be filled by one person, and that the offices of Vice-President and of elected member of the Executive Committee may be filled by one person.
3. The Council shall organize itself into a number of standing committees upon the various lines of research undertaken. These committees sllall prepare reports from time to time upon such subjects relating to their respective departments as thev may select, or as may be referred to them by the Council. These reports shall be presented to the Council at its regular or special meet- ings and be open to discussion. All papers offered to the society sllall be referred to the appropriate commit- tees before being read in Council.
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4. The Council shall have charge of the general in- terests of the society, and shall have power to call meet- ings and determine what reports, papers, or discussions are to be printed, and may adopt any rules or regulations for the conduct of its business not inconsistent with this constitution.
5. The Council shall elect a Committee on Publica- tions, which shall consist of six members, so classed that after the first election the term of two members shall expire each year. This committee shall have charge of and responsibility for the scientific publica- tions of tlle Association.
ARTICLE VII.
AMENDMENTS.
Amendments, after having been approved by a major- ity of the Council, may be adopted by a majority vote of the members present at any regular meeting of the Association.
B Y-LAZ WS
. The President of the Association, who shall be ex-ofCcio a member of the Council, shall preside at all meetings of the Council and Association, and perform such other duties as may be assigned to him by the Council. In case of inability to perform his duties, they shall devolve upon tlle Vice-Presidents in the order of their election, upon the Secretary and Treasurer, and upon the Chairmen of the Standing Committees, in the order in which the committees are mentioned in the list.
2. The Secretary shall keep the records of the Asso ciation, and pprform such other duties as the Council may assign to him.
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3. The Treasurer sllall receive and have the custody of the funds of the Association, subject to the rules of the Council.
4. Tlle following Standing Committees shall be or- ganized:
(I) On Labor. (2). On Transportation. (3) On Trade. (4). On Public Finance. (5). On Industrial and Technical Education. (6). On Exchange. (7). On General Questions of Ecotlomic Theory. (8). On Statistics. (9). On Teaching Political Economy.
The Executive Committee may appoint such special committees as it may deem best.
5. At any meeting called by the general summons of the President five members shall constitute a quorum.
6. Papers offered for the consideration of the Council, shall be referred by the Secretary, each to its appropriate committee.
7. In order to encourage economic research, the Asso- ciation proposes to render pecuniary assistance in the prosecution of the same, and to offer prizes for the best monographs upon selected topics. It stands ready to accept and administer any fund placed at its disposal for either purpose.
8. The Executive Committee shall have power at any time to add new members to the Council.
9. The Executive Committee shall assign all members of the Council to one of the Standing Committees, and shall appoint the Chairmen of the Committees.
IO. It shall be the duty of the Chairman of the re- spective Committees to organize and direct the work of the same, under the general control of the Council.
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