I rarely venture in the field of the history of economic thought. I much prefer to work on the history of economies per se. However, in the wake of the work of Nancy MacLean on James Buchanan and my own emerging work on institutional roots of inequalities between individuals and groups (I am finishing another working paper […]
Situating Southern Influences in James M. Buchanan and Modern Public Choice Economics
Situating Southern Influences in James M. Buchanan and Modern Public Choice Economics
06 Nov 2026 Leave a comment
in discrimination, economic history, James Buchanan, labour economics, Public Choice
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