Shann, E. O. G. (Edward Owen Giblin), 1884-1935
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Shann, Edward O. G. 1884-1935
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Shann, E. (Edward), 1884-1935
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Professor of History and Economics in the University of Western Australia, 1913-1931; Professor of Economics, 1931-1935. In 1909 research student at the London School of Economics. Lecturer in charge of history and economics in the University of Queensland, 1911-1913. His daughter married Sir Arthur Tange.
Professor of History and Economics in the University of Western Australia 1913-1931, Professor of Economics, 1931-35. In 1909 he was a research student at the London School of Economics.
Economist. Professor of Economics and History at the University of Western Australia, 1913-1931, and of Economics only 1931-1935.
Economist. Appointed Professor of History and Economics in the University of Western Australia in 1913. In 1931, he became Professor of Economics only. In 1935 he transferred to the University of Adelaide, but died later that year. He was one of the architects of the 1931 Premiers' Plan, which formed the basis of Australia's recovery from the Great Depression.
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