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Volume 46, issue 4, 1987

The Worker, the Union and the Democratic Workplace pp. 385-397

Kenneth O. Alexander

New Interest in Public Private Partnerships pp. 398-398

Will Lissner

Trade Unions and the Reform of the Quality of Work Life: Ergonomic and Other QWL Reforms Have Limited Goals and Are Held No Substitute for Labor Involvement pp. 399-414

Gordon DiGiacomo

Focus on Human Suffering pp. 414-414

W.L.

The Practical Domain of Marketing: The Notion of a‘Free’Enterprise Market Economy as a Guise for Institutionalized Marketing Power pp. 415-430

Raymond Benton

Occupational Differences in the Determination of U.S. Workers’Earnings: Both the Human Capital and the Structured Labor Market Hypotheses Are Useful in Analysis pp. 431-443

Nan L. Maxwell

How Women Fare in the World Economy pp. 444-444

W.L.

Some Determinants of Property Crime: Economic Factors Influence Criminal Behavior But Cannot Completely Explain the Syndrome pp. 445-457

Roy Howsen and Stephen B. Jarrell

Criminality by corporate Executives pp. 458-458

Will Lissner

The Passion of Self‐interest: The Development of the Idea and Its Changing Status pp. 459-472

Bruce B. Suttle

Botswana's Macroeconomic Management of Its Mineral‐Based Growth: It Used Mining Revenues for Development and Services but Must Now Broaden the Beneficiaries pp. 473-478

Robert L. Curry

Some Surviving Elements in the Work of Henry George pp. 489-493

David R. Kamerschen

The Geosphere‐Biosphere Program—Saved? pp. 494-494

Will Lissner

Henry George and Europe: Ireland, the First Target of His Efforts to Spread His Doctrines Internationally, Disappointed Him pp. 495-501

Michael Silagi and Susan N. Faulkner

The Criteria That Identify a “Refereed Journal” pp. 501-502

Will Lissner

Volume 46, issue 3, 1987

Socioeconomic Impacts of Disinvestment on Communities in New York State pp. 261-271

Sen‐Yuan Wu and Hyman Korman

An American Legend—and Its Basis pp. 271-272

Will Lissner

Equity, Price Elasticity, and Household Income Under Increasing Block Rates for Water pp. 273-286

Donald E. Agthe and R. Bruce Billings

Clarence E. Ayres and the Legacy of German Idealism pp. 287-298

Donald K. Pickens

A Dynamic Model of the U.S. Economy pp. 298-298

W.L.

Surplus Seeking and Rent Seeking Through Back‐Door Deals in Mainland China Price Control and Central Planning Fix Prices Below Market Clearance, Creating a Contrived Surplus pp. 299-317

K. K. Fung

What Really Causes Mass Unemployment pp. 317-318

W.L.

J. Shield Nicholson's Project of Empire: The Edinburgh Economist Evolved from a Free Trader into a Premier Apologist for Imperialism pp. 319-340

Robert H. Deans, H. Deans and Jantet S. Deans

America's Distinguished Journals pp. 340-340

W.L.

Property Tax Assessment Reform: A Source of Local Revenue Windfall or Fiscal Retrenchment pp. 341-353

Vel Pillai

Poverty on the Land pp. 354-354

Will Lissner

The Negative Effects of Inappropriate Price Stimulation; The Case of Senegal: Rice Price Increases to Encourage Production May Harm Families of Non‐responsive Subsistence Farmers pp. 355-368

Curtis M. Jolly and Oumar Diop

Henry George on Chattel and Wage Slavery: The American Social Philosopher Condemned Both Forms as Immoral, Irrational Denials of Equality pp. 369-378

E. Springs Steele

The Influence of Exchange Rates on Trade pp. 378-378

W.L.

Henry George and His Philosophy: He Sought Equality of Opportunity to Use the Earth's Resources as Well as the End of Land Monopoly pp. 379-382

Oscar B. Johannsen

In Memoriam: Elizabeth Read Brown, 1902–1987 pp. 383-383

Will Lissner

Identifying Political Movements pp. 384-384

Will Lissner

Volume 46, issue 2, 1987

Disproportionate Black and Hispanic Unemployment in U.S. Metropolitan Areas: The Roles of Racial Inequality, Segregation and Discrimination in Male Joblessness pp. 129-150

Johne E. Farley

The Military‐Industrial Complex pp. 150-150

Dwight D. Eisenhower

The Effectiveness of Alternative Methods of Searching for Jobs and Finding Them: An Exploratory Analysis of the Data Bearing upon the Ways of Coping with joblessness pp. 151-164

John B. Wielgosz and Susan Carpenter

How Land Monopoly Arose in Mexico pp. 164-164

Raymond E. Crist

The Irish Sea Fisheries: Development and Curtailment of a Renewable Resource Industry pp. 165-178

Desmond A. Gillmor

Mineral Taxation in Jamaica: An Oligopoly Confronts Taxes on Resource Rents — and Prevails pp. 179-203

M. H. I. Dore

The Pattern of Neocolonialism pp. 203-204

Raymond E. Crist

Natural Monopolies and Rent: A Georgist Remedy for X‐Inefficiency Among Publicly‐regulated Firms pp. 205-217

George Babilot, Roger Frantz and Louis Green

The Price of Social Peace pp. 217-218

Siegfried G. Karsten

Forensic Economics and the Wrongful Death of a Household Producer: Current Practices, Methodological Biases and Alternative Solutions of Losses pp. 219-228

Charles C. Fischer

Some European Perceptions of Japan's Work‐ethos in the Tokugawa Era: A Limited Survey of Observations from the West's First Encounters Offers Parallels to Today's pp. 229-243

M. Shahid Alam

Land Use Planning Under Fire pp. 244-244

Will Lissner

Henry George and British Labor Politics pp. 245-256

Peter d'A. Jones

Is Population Decline Fearsome? pp. 256-256

W.L.

Volume 46, issue 1, 1987

The Nature of the Agrarian Land Question in the Republic of South Africa pp. 1-16

Rudolph Daniels

Economic Development and Crime: The Two May Be Associated as an Adaptation to Industrialism in Social Revolution pp. 17-34

Sethard Fisher

An Important Resource for Study of Youth Problems pp. 34-34

W.L.

Veblen and the Political Economy of Technocracy: The Herald of Technological Revolution Developed an Ideology of ‘Scientific’ Collectivism pp. 35-48

Donald Stabile

Trespassers on the People's Land pp. 48-48

W.L.

The Roles of Intellectual Pedigrees in Economic Science pp. 49-60

William Guthrie

Changes at Journal of Forecasting pp. 60-60

W.L.

Statistics: Weapon Against Discrimination pp. 60-60

W.L.

Nature in Economic Theories: Hans Immler Traces Recognition of the Environment—and Its Neglect—in Various Classics pp. 61-70

Siegfried G. Karsten

Poverty and Mass Unemployment in Mineralrich Botswana pp. 71-86

Robert L. Curry

The Propaganda Against Social Security pp. 87-88

Will Lissner

Export Processing Zones and Economic Development in Asia: A Review and Reassessment of a Means of Promoting Growth and Jobs pp. 89-106

Dennis A. Rondinellli

Fighting Cyclical and Long Term Economic Decline pp. 105-105

W.L.

Non profit Enterprise in the U.S. Economy pp. 106-106

W.L.

A Short‐sighted Geosphere‐Biosphere Program pp. 106-106

W.L.

Was Proposition 4 Really a Tax Reduction Mirage?A Correction and Reinterpretation of Previous Findings pp. 107-108

Richard Cebula

Henry George's Impact at Home and Abroad: He Won the Workers of Marx's Adopted Country But Through Leninism Marxism Has Won Half the World pp. 109-124

T. H. Bonaparte

The Case for Reform of the Real Property Tax pp. 125-126

John M. Kelly

Add in the Earth's Atmosphere pp. 126-126

W.L.

Further Proof of Discrimination pp. 127-127

W.L.

The Land Question in Ex‐Colonial Kenya pp. 127-127

W.L.