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Arye L. Hillman

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Arye L. Hillman
Born (1947-01-13) January 13, 1947 (age 77)
NationalityIsraeli
Academic career
InstitutionBar Ilan University
FieldPolitical economy
School or
tradition
Political economy
Alma materUniversity of Pennsylvania
AwardsMax-Planck-Prize for Humanities Sciences, awarded jointly with Heinrich W. Ursprung (1994)
Information at IDEAS / RePEc

Arye Leo Hillman is an Israeli economist and William Gittes Chair and Professor of Economics at Bar Ilan University in Israel.[1] Hillman’s main research focus is on political economy, which is the study of public policy as the interface between economic and political decisions. He is now an editorial advisor to the European Journal of Political Economy.[2]

Personal

Arye L. Hillman is a sole surviving child of Yehoshua (ז"ל) and Rosa Hillman (ז"ל), whose other children perished at Auschwitz. Taken by parents from Germany to Australia in 1952. Married to Jeannette (née Mann) in 1967. Children: Tamara, Ilana, Nachman Eliyahu, Benjamin. 18 grandchildren to date.

References

  1. ^ "Arye L. Hillman: faculty page". biu.ac.il. Department of Economics, Bar Ilan University.
  2. ^ "European Journal of Political Economy: editorial board". journals.elsevier.com. Elsevier.