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Neil Niman Chair and Associate Professor of Economics 603.862.3336 Neil [dot] Niman [at] unh [dot] edu |
Fields of Specialization:
Organizational economics; evolutionary economics; history of economic thought
Education:
Ph.D., University of Texas at Austin, Economics
B.A., University of California, Santa Cruz, Economics and Modern Society and Social Thought
Recent Research:
- Henry George and the Intellectual Foundations of Open Source, American Journal of Economics and Sociology, 2011.
- Henry George and the Development of Thorstein Veblen’s Theory of Capital, Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 2010.
- Of Altruists and Thieves (with B. Kench), Eastern Economic Journal, 2010.
- The Influence of Psychological Type and Interpersonal Needs in Social Dilemmas: a Public Goods Experiment with Punishment (with B. Kench, R. Beekman and G. Wynn), Journal of Psychological Type, January 2010.
- Charles Babbage’s Influence on the Development of Alfred Marshall’s Theory of the Firm, Journal of the History of Economic Thought, December 2008.
Honors & Awards:
2008 Outreach Scholar - The UNH Outreach Scholars Academy is a semester-long professional development program. Faculty members learn best practices in engaged scholarship through workshops, team projects, coaching, and by interacting with federal and foundation officers. Academy graduates report amplified research opportunities, an expanded capacity to serve the public good, and enrichment of teaching.
Personal Website
Neilniman.com