Hugh Talbot Patrick

Background

Patrick, Hugh Talbot was born on February 22, 1930 in Goldsboro, North Carolina. Son of Talbot and Paula (Miller) Patrick.

Education

Bachelor, Yale University, 1951; Master of Arts in Far Eastern Studies, University Michigan, 1955; Master of Arts in Economics, University Michigan, 1957; Doctor of Philosophy in Economics, University Michigan, 1960; Master of Arts (honorary), Yale University, 1968; Doctor of Philosophy (honorary), Lingnan University, 2000.

Career

Economic analyst University São Paolo. Government, 1951-1952. Lecturer economics University Michigan, 1958-1960.

Assistant professor economics Yale University, New Haven, 1960-1964, associate professor, 1964-1968, professor Far Eastern economics, 1968-1984. Director Yale University Economic Growth Center, 1976-1979, 80-83. R.D. Calkins professor international business Columbia University, New York City, 1984—2001, professor emeritus, since 2001.

Visiting professor University Bombay, 1961-1962. Member Japan-United States Economic Relations Group, 1978-1981, United States Committee for Pacific Economic Cooperative. Director Center on Japanese Economic and Business, Columbia University, since 1986.

Works

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• book

  • Japanese Industrialization and Its Social Consequences
  • japanese Industrialization and Its Social Consequences
  • Japanese industrialization and its social consequences / edited by Hugh Patrick, with the assistance of Larry Meissner
  • Japanese industrialization and its social consequences
  • [(The Financial Development of Japan, Korea and Taiwan: Growth, Repression and Liberalization )] [Author: Hugh T. Patrick] [Oct-1994]

• Other Work

  • Editor: Japanese Industrialization and Its Social Consequences, 1976, Japanese High Technology Industries-Lessons and Limitations of Industrial Policy, 1986. Contributor chapter and co-editor (with Henry Rosovsky): Asia's New Giant-How the Japanese Economy Works, 1976, (with Masahiko Aoki): The Japanese Main Bank System: Its Relevance for Developing and Transforming Economies, 1994, (with Takatoshi Ito and David Weinstein) Reviving Japan's Economy: Problems and Prescriptions, 2005. Co-editor (with Larry Meissner): Pacific Basin Industries in Distress: Structural Adjustment and Trade Policy in Nine Industrialized Economies, 1991 (Masayoshi Ohira Memorial prize 1992), (with Yung Chul Park) The Financial Development of Japan, Korea and Taiwan: Growth, Repression and Liberalization, 1994, (with Takeo Hoshi) Crisis and Change in the Japanese Financial System, 2000.

Membership

Member Japan Society (director 1973-1979, 81-2000), Social Science Research Council (director, chairman 1985-1988), Pacific Trade and Development Conferences (chairman 1985-2005), Council Foreign Relations.

Connections

Children: Stephen, Matthew, Catherine.

Father:

Talbot

Mother:

Paula (Miller) Patrick

child:

Stephen Patrick

child:

Matthew Patrick

child:

Catherine Patrick