Ground Under Our Feet - An Autobiography

An exploration of Richard Theodore Ely's life, this autobiography delves into his significant contributions to political economy and academia. Born in 1854, Ely was a pioneering figure at Johns Hopkins University, where he helped establish the American Economic Association. His extensive writings on economics and labor movements reflect his influential role in shaping economic thought. The republished edition includes a new introductory biography, enhancing the understanding of Ely's impact on the field.