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1 Drummond Chair of Political Economy
эк. профессор политической экономии им. Драммонда*, драммондовский профессор политической экономии* (пятилетняя выборная профессорская должность, учреждена в 1825 г.; первая экономическая преподавательская должность, не совмещенная с моральной философией; первым профессором был Н.Сениор; происхождение должности, вероятно, связано с деятельностью Г. Драммонда, который учился в Оксфорде)See:Англо-русский экономический словарь > Drummond Chair of Political Economy
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2 Drummond, Henry
перс.эк. Драммонд, Генри (1786-1860; британский банкир, политик, член парламента; учился в Оксфордском университете; предположительно, осуществил финансовую поддержку учреждения первой экономической профессорской должности в Великобритании; один из основателей святой католической и апостольской церкви (ирвингиты))See:
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