Titlebook: Economics, Politics and Social Studies in Oxford, 1900–85; Norman Chester Book 1986 Norman Chester 1986 economics.Oxford.politics

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,Developments 1903–18,ould be giving to Economics. Admittedly a Tripos or Honour School would at the time be regarded as a level above that of a Diploma. A Diploma was a new idea in Oxford, having only just been introduced for Geography and for Education. In the next five years other Diplomas were established in Scientif

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,Modem Greats 1920–39,he numbers increased and there was a strong urge to get back to pre-war activities and aspirations. So far as Economics and cognate subjects were concerned their future seemed to be with the Diploma in Economics and Political Science and the draft Statute for a degree in Civil Science awaiting actio

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Development of University Facilities,School. The University was involved in the legislation which established the School and first a Board of Studies and then a Faculty. But the University had provided only the Montague Burton Chair of International Relations in 1930 and converted the Readership in Economic History into a Chair in 1931

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,Lord Nuffield’s Benefaction,of the Council, becoming Foreign Secretary in February 1938. That same day Halifax telephoned the Registrar (D. Veale) about the conversation and wrote a confirmatory letter. Nuffield had told Halifax that ‘he had it in mind to offer to build on the waste ground that he has recently bought below St