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Leo Hurwicz
is awarded the Nobel Prize
Department of Economics

 

On Monday, December 10, 2007 members of the Department of Economics, the Hurwicz family, former students, and members of the community gathered to witness Leo Hurwicz receiving the Nobel Prize.

The ceremony in Sweden was broadcast into the Ted Mann Concert Hall via live feed.

Ted Mann Ceremony
The ceremony in Sweden

 

Provost Thomas Sullivan and President Robert Bruininks opened the ceremony in Minneapolis.

Provost Thomas Sullivan
Provost Thomas Sullivan

Robert Bruiniks
University President Robert Bruininks

 

Roger Myerson
Roger Myerson

 

Eric Maskin at the ceremony in Sweden.
Eric Maskin

Swedish Ambassador Jonas Hafstrom
Swedish Ambassador Jonas Hafstrom


Ambassador Hafstrom presents the award as Leo's brother and sister-in-law look on.
Ambassador Hafstrom presents the award
as Leo's brother and sister-in-law look on.
Maxim Hurwicz speaks on behalf of  the Hurwicz family
Maxim Hurwicz speaks on
behalf of the Hurwicz family
Leo receives an ovation
Leo receives a standing ovation

 

Leo Hurwicz, Robert Bruininks, Jonas Hafstrom, Robert Sullivan
Leo Hurwicz, Robert Bruininks,
Jonas Hafstrom, Robert Sullivan

 

 

 
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December 27, 2007

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