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Working Paper No. 01, Three Forms of Fascism, Lauren Sweger-Hollingsworth
Working Paper No. 02, Marx on British Colonialism in India, Lauren Sweger-Hollingsworth
Working Paper No. 03, Thorstein Veblen and The Vested Interests, Lauren Sweger-Hollingsworth
Working Paper No. 04, Marx and Religion, Lauren Sweger-Hollingsworth
Working Paper No. 05, Proudhon, Bakunin and Anarcho-socialism, Lauren Sweger-Hollingsworth
Working Paper No. 06, Towards a Veblenian Theory of Economic Development: Drawing from Imperial Germany, Cesar Maldonado
Working Paper No. 07, Evsey Domar and the Keynesian Tradition, Cesar Maldonado
Working Paper No. 08, A Non-Equilibrium Approach to Economics: Towards an Intellectual Biography of Gunnar Myrdal, Leo Kendall
Working Paper No. 09, Martin Heidegger: A Compromised Man, Mark Miller
Working Paper No. 10, The Epic Rise and Subtle Fall of American Herbalism, Julia Schweid
Working Paper No. 11, The 'Green' New Deal In Light of Roosevelt's New Deal, Gabriel Duvidovich
Working Paper No. 12, Technological Convergence and Institutional Evolution in the Energy Sector, James Bennett
Working Paper No. 13, Friedrich List and National Development, Mitch Priestley
Working Paper No. 14, Gramsci, Dugger and Hegemony, Devin Bales
Working Paper No. 15, Jevons’ Selective Interpretation of Bentham, Devin Bales
Working Paper No. 16, Had We Paid Attention to Keynes?, Saidhbhe Quigley
Working Paper No. 17, William Petty and Political Economy, Clarissa Allen
Working Paper No. 18, Thomas Piketty on Capital and Inequality, Max Randall
Working Paper No. 19, Werner Sombart and National Socialism, Jenica M. Kramer
Working Paper No. 20, Veblen and the Question of Sexual Selection, Jenica M. Kramer
Working Paper No. 21, The Union of Democracy and Socialism: Towards an Intellectual Biography of Karl Kautsky, Leo Kendall
Working Paper No. 22, Coffee and the American Independence Movement, Ross Bradner
Working Paper No. 23, Hyman Minsky and Financial Instability, Gabriel Caballero
Working Paper No. 24, Economic Thought During Japan’s Meiji Era, Karson M. Pence
Working Paper No. 25, On the Importance of Contributions by Robert Torrens, Mitchell Veele
Working Paper No. 26, Basic Tenets of the Austrian School of Economics, Vladislav Yurlov
Working Paper No. 27, Processes in Capital Accumulation Leading Towards Inequality, Matthew Perez
Working Paper No. 28, Roots of the American Labor Movement, Lillian Garcia
Working Paper No. 29, Lina Khan, New Technologies, and Institutional Reform, Lillian Garcia
Working Paper No. 30, On the Origins of Laissez-Faire, Thomas Breaden
Working Paper No. 31, Marx and Proudhon: Two Visions of Socialism, Lillian Garcia
Working Paper No. 32, Canada and the United States: A Comparison of their Philosophical Bases, Lorraine M. Hutton
Working Paper No. 33, Behavioral Assumptions in Jevons and Menger, Yvan Saastamoinen
Working Paper No. 34, Rosa Luxemburg and Joan Robinson on the Accumulation of Capital, Brian Vistica
Working Paper No. 35, The Machine Process in Industry and Society: A Veblenian Approach, Emily Pitkin
Working Paper No. 36, The Rise of Marginalism: The Philosophical Foundations of Neoclassical Economic Thought, Emily Pitkin
Working Paper No. 37, The American Opium Trade, Karson M. Pence
Working Paper No. 38, Baseball in the Nineteenth Century: From Sport to Business, Brian Burres
Working Paper No. 39, Neoliberalism as a Variant of Capitalism, Justin Pilarski
Working Paper No. 40, The Rise and Fall of Georgist Economic Thinking, Justin Pilarski
Working Paper No. 41, On Baseball and Thorstein Veblen’s Understanding of Instincts, Brian Burres
Working Paper No. 42, Commodity Production as an Explanatory Variable in the Outbreak of the American Civil War, Andrew Pope
Working Paper No. 43, Towards a Veblenian Theory of Instincts, Duane Murray
Working Paper No. 44, The Evolution of the Landlord, Jarod Balentine