• Ph.D. Economics Michigan State University 1999
• MA Economics Michigan State University 1996
• BA Econmics and International Relations University of Minnesota 1994

Dr. Marianne Johnson is currently a Distinguished Professor of Economics at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. She has held the Oshkosh Corporation Endowed Professorship and the Edward M. Penson Professorship. Her research focuses on topics in economics education as well as the history of public economics and public choice. Her work has been published in the Journal of Economic Literature, Public Choice, History of Political Economy, Journal of the History of Economic Thought, the American Journal of Economics and Sociology, and the Journal of Economic Education. Dr. Johnson was a Fulbright Scholar to Albania (2018) and to Estonia (2015); she also spent a semester teaching at the Hochschule Osnabruck in Germany. She has taught for shorter periods in Senegal, Peru, and China. She currently serves as the campus Fulbright Program Officer. Dr. Johnson received her PhD from Michigan State University and her undergraduate degree from the University of Minnesota.

• Johnson, M., & Robson, D. A. The Wicksells, Population, and Gender Equality in Sweden. OEconomia.
• Johnson, M. (2022). James M. Buchanan and the Soul of Classical Political Economy. Journal of Public Finance and Public Choice, 37(2), 1 - 15.
• Johnson, M. (2022). Two 'Two Ostrom' Problems. History of Political Economy, 53(5).
• Johnson, M., Artz, B., Taengnoi Siemers, S., & Robson, D. A. (2022). Live or Lecture Capture: Evidence from a Classroom Random Control Trial. International Review of Economics Education, 40(June), online.
• Johnson, M. (2022). Swedish Intellectual Thought on Inequality and a 'Welfare World. Global Intellectual History.
• Johnson, M., & Kovzik, A. (2022). Keynes, Russian Economic Thought, and Contemporary Policy. The Independent Review, 26(1), 102 - 145.
• Johnson, M., Engelhardt, B., & Meder, M. E. (2021). Learning in the Time of Covid: Some Preliminary Findings. International Review of Economic Education, 37(June).
• Johnson, M., & Meder, M. E. (2021). A Meta-Analysis of Technology Interventions in Collegiate Economics Classes. Journal of Economic Education, 52(1), 1 - 16.
• Johnson, M., Artz, B., Robson, D. A., & Taengnoi Siemers, S. (2020). Taking notes in the Digital Age: Evidence from Classroom Random Control Trials. Journal of Economic Education, 51(2), 103 - 115.
• Johnson, M., & Dervishi, D. (2020). Isolation in Albanian Economic Thought. Research in the History of Economic Thought and Methodology, 38(B), 111 - 130.
• Johnson, M. (2020). Where Economics Went Wrong. Journal of Economic Literature, 58(3), 749 - 776.
• Johnson, M., & Desmarais-Tremblay, M. (2019). The Fiscal Policy Seminar: It's Early Stages. Research in the History of Economic Thought and Methodology, 37(C), 147 - 179.
• Johnson, M. (2019). Wisconsin Institutionalism, Public Persuasion, and Public Science. Oeconomia, 9(2), 265 - 287.
• Johnson, M. (2018). Daughters of Commons: Wisconsin Women and Institutionalism. K. Madden and R. Dimand (Ed.). Handbook of Women Economists, 229 - 249. Routledge.
• Johnson, M. (2018). Rules vs. Authorities. Public Choice, 175(3-4), 219-228.
• Johnson, M. (2018). Institutionalism and Fiscal Policy at Midcentury. Journal of Economic Issues, 52(1), 103 - 116.
• Johnson, M., & Ballard, C. L. (2016). Applied General-Equilibrium Analysis: Birth, Growth, and Maturity. History of Political Economy, 49(5), 78 - 102.
• Kovzik, A., & Johnson, M. (2016). Teaching Comparative Economic Systems 25 Years after the Collapse of the Soviet Union. International Review of Economics Education, 22, 23-33.
• Kovzik, A., & Johnson, M. (2016). Comparative Economics Systems in the Undergraduate Curriculum: An Update. Journal of Economic Education, 47(2), 168-173.
• Niendorf, B., Godfrey, M., Arbaugh, B., Johnson, M., Leisen Pollack, B., & Wresch, B. (2009). Research in Online and Blended Learning in the Business Disciplines: Key Findings and Possible Future Directions. Internet and Higher Education, 12(2), 71-87.

• Johnson, M., & Desmarais-Tremblay, M. . Richard A. Musgrave, Quantifying the Tax Burden, and the Necessity of Calculation. History of Recent Economics (HISRECO), Lausanne, Switzerland.
• Johnson, M. . From Revenue to Social Policy. History of Economics Society Annual Conference, Minneapolis.
• Johnson, M. . Classical Liberalism and Optimism: James M. Buchanan and Elinor Ostrom. Public Choice Society Annual Conference, Nashville, TN.
• Johnson, M. . Taxation in the Progressive Era: From Revenue to Social Policy. History of Economics Society Annual Meeting, Utrecht, the Netherlands.
• Johnson, M., & Robson, D. A. . Women and Economics of the Franchise in Sweden. Women, Economics and History - Diversity within Europe, Maison des sciences économiques, Paris, France.
• Johnson, M. . Elinor Ostrom: Case Studies, an Academic Career, and a Nobel Prize. History of Political Economy Conference, Duke University (Virtual).
• Johnson, M. . Wicksell, Myrdal and Swedish Intellectual Thought on Inequality. Global Inequality Conference, Aarhus, Denmark (Virtal).
• Johnson, M. . Elinor Ostrom on Working Together. Invited Lecture Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, Paris (Virtual).
• Johnson, M. . Institutionalism, Economic Planning, and Economic Experts. Latin American Conference on the History of Economic Thought, Federal University of Parana, Curitiba, Brazil.
• Robson, D. A., Artz, B., Johnson, M., & Taengnoi Siemers, S. . Live or Online Lectures: Evidence from Classroom Random Control Trials. Midwest Economic Association, St. Louis , MO.
• Robson, D. A., Taengnoi Siemers, S., & Johnson, M. . The Gender Gap in Economics: A Meta Analysis. Western Economic Association International 86th Annual Conference, San Diego, CA.
• Robson, D. A., Johnson, M., & Taengnoi Siemers, S. . It's Not Who or How, But What is Taught: An Apologia for Poor Perfomance in Economics. Allied Social Science Association, San Fransisco, CA.

• College of Business Outstanding Faculty Award (2022, May 6) College of Business.
• Dean's Excellence Award (2021, May 5) College of Business, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh.
• J. Ben Arbaugh Excellence in Business and Economics Education Research Award (2020, May) College of Business.
• Journal of Economic Issues Editor's Choice Award (2015, December 15) Association for Evolutionary Economics, Journal of Economic Issues.
• Thrivent Professorship (2011, May 1) College of Business.
• Edward M. Penson Faculty Award (2008, May 27) University of Wisconsin Oshkosh.
• Oshkosh Corporation Endowed Professorship (2007, July 10) Oshkosh Corporation Endowed Professorship.

• Economics in Transition (Albania) U.S. State Department, Fulbright Program External .
• Lecturing in Public Finance (Estonia) U.S. State Department, Fulbright Program External .