Sharing the Profit by Grattan Brown and Michael V. Szpindor Watson (2020)
Michael V. Szpindor Watson (2015). Mueller and Mises: Integrating the Gift and ‘Final Distribution’ within Praxeology. Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, 18 no. 2 Summer 2015
Working Papers
A Cheer for Innes: Incorporating Inter-Temporal Barter into Menger’s Account on the Emergence of Money
Commodity-Money or Credit-Money: A Case Study of the Shekel in Ancient Babylonia
Commodity-Money or State-Money: Menger vs. Knapp in Ancient Lydia
Paradisus Iudaeorum: Jews between Peace and Persecution in the towns and cities of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth 1300-1795
Aquinas, Mises, and Wojtyła: Are Praxeology and Thomistic Personalism Compatible?
Presentations
“Aquinas, Mises, and Wojtyła: Are Praxeology and Thomistic Personalism Compatible?” Hildebrand Schulerkreis, (July 2017)
“A Cheer for Innes: Incorporating Inter-Temporal Barter into Menger’s Account on the Emergence of Money” and “Commodity-Money or Credit-Money: A Case Study of the Shekel in Ancient Babylonia” Austrian Economics Research Conference, (March 2017)
“Paradisus Iudaeorum: Jews between Peace and Persecution in the towns and cities of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth 1300-1795”
The Zdzislaw R. Zakrzewski Ninth Annual Kosciuszko Chair Conference, (November 2016)
“Commodity-Money or Credit-Money: A Case Study of the Shekel in Ancient Babylonia” Institute for Humane Studies’ Research Colloquium, (October 2015)
“Mueller and Mises: Integrating the Gift and ‘Final Distribution’ within Praxeology.” Austrian Economics Research Conference, (March 2015)
“Temperature Shocks and the Persecutions and Expulsions of Jews in Towns in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth” Kosciuszko Chair Fourth Annual Spring Symposium, (March 2014)
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