Background
Murphy, John Carter was born on July 17, 1921 in Fort Worth, Texas, United States. Son of Joe Preston and Rachel Elsie (Carter) Murphy.
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Spain and the United States: Since World War II
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This in-depth volume provides a detailed diplomatic and economic history of the 30 year relationship between the U.S. and Spain since the signing of the Pact of Madrid, reconstructing the sometimes tranquil, sometimes tumultuous progress of the alliance. The book also gives complete information on relations between the two countries in the period between the end of World War II and the signing of the pact.
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John Carter Murphy
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Student, Texas Christian University, 1941. Bachelor, North Texas State University, 1943. Bachelor of Science, North Texas State University, 1946.
AM, University Chicago, 1949. Doctor of Philosophy, University Chicago, 1955. Postgraduate, University Copenhagen, 1953.
Career
Instructor, Illinois Institute Technology, 1947-1950;
instructor to associate professor, Washington University, St. Louis, 1950-1962;
visiting professor, Southern Methodist U., Dallas, 1961;
professor, Southern Methodist U., Dallas, 1962-1990;
professor emeritus, Southern Methodist U., Dallas, since 1990;
director graduate studies in economics, Southern Methodist U., Dallas, 1963-1968;
department chairman, Southern Methodist U., Dallas, 1968-1971;
faculty summer program in Oxford, Southern Methodist U., Dallas, 1982-1991;
director, Southern Methodist U., Dallas, 1991;
president faculty senate, Southern Methodist U., Dallas, 1988-1989;
co-director Institutions on International Finance, Southern Methodist U., Dallas, 1982-1987. Visiting professor Bologna (Italy) Center, School Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University, 1961-1962. United Nations technical assistance expert, Egypt, 1964.
Vis.prof., special field staff Rockefeller Foundation, Thammasat U., Bangkok, 1966-1967. Senior staff economist Council Economics Advisers, 1971-1972, United States dels.econ. policy committee and working party III Organization of European Cooperation and Development, 1971-1972, United States delegate 8thmeeting Joint United States-Japan Economics Committee, 1971. Consultant Washington University International Economics Research Project, 1950-1953, United States Treasury, 1972, Federal Reserve Bank Dallas, since 1994.
Referee National Science Foundation. Witness and referee congressional committees. Lecturer United States Information Agency Program, Germany, 1961-1962, 84, Philippines, South Viet Nam, Thailand, 1972, France, Belgium, 1984.
Lecturer Southwestern and Midwestern Graduate School Banking. Adjunct scholar American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, since 1976.
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Spain and the United States: Since World War II
( This in-depth volume provides a detailed diplomatic and...)
- Spain and the United States: Since World War II
- Money in the International Order
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Spain and the United States: Since World War II
Membership
Chairman research committee on international conflict and peace Washington University, 1959-1961. Lecturer management training programs Southwestern Bell Telephone Сompany, 1961-1966, St. Louis Council on Economic Education, 1958-1961. Member regional selection committee High School Truman Fellowships, 1976-1989.
President Dallas Economists, 1981, Town and Gown of Dallas, 1980-1981. Member Dallas Committee on Foreign Relations Lieutenant United States Naval Reserve, 1943-1946. Member American Economic Association, Southern Economic Association (board editors Journal 1969-1971), Midwest Economic Association, American Finance Association, Society International Development, Peace Research Society, Southwestern Social Science Association (president economics section 1971-1972), American Association of University Professors (chapter president 1964-1965).
Connections
Married Dorothy Elise Haldi, May 1, 1949 (deceased January 1997). Children: Douglas C., Barbara E. Married Teiko Kanazawa, June 17, 2000.
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American
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Decorated Silver Star. Fulbright scholar to Denmark, 1952-1953. Ford Foundation Faculty Research fellow, 1957-1958. United States-Spanish Joint Committee for Cultural Affairs fellow, 1981. Senior Fulbright lecturer Italy, 1961-1962.Decorated Silver Star. Fulbright scholar to Denmark, 1952-1953. Ford Foundation Faculty Research fellow, 1957-1958.
United States-Spanish Joint Committee for Cultural Affairs fellow, 1981. Senior Fulbright lecturer Italy, 1961-1962.