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Volume 22, issue 1, 2025

Synthetic Karl Marx and His Clumsy Critic pp. 108–141

Phillip W. Magness and Michael Makovi

Reflection after Five Papers about Climate Change pp. 142–152

David Barker

Classical Liberalism in Argentina, 1884 to 2023 pp. 153–177

Alejandro Gómez and Nicolás Cachanosky

Hello, I'm 1930s America, and I Have a Recovery Problem: A Review of George Selgin's "False Dawn" pp. 178–186

Jason E. Taylor

Lars Magnusson and the Historical Emergence of Economic Liberalism in Sweden pp. 187–198

Max Skjönsberg

Who Perpetrated the Maidan Massacre? Who Overthrew the Ukrainian Government in 2014? A Critique of "Battleground Ukraine" pp. 18–68

Ivan Katchanovski

Toward Bubble Clarity: A Comment on Miao and Wang pp. 1–17

Tomohiro Hirano and Alexis Akira Toda

Does Mobile Payment Adoption Really Increase Online Shopping Expenditure in China? pp. 69–90

Muzaffarjon Ahunov and Leo Van Hove

From Synthetic Marx to Synthetic Kafka: A Rejoinder to Magness and Makovi pp. 91–107

Joseph Francis

Volume 21, issue 2, 2024

Critique of the U.S. Intelligence Community's Diversity Claims pp. 251–273

John A. Gentry

Temperature and Economic Growth: Comment on the Published Article by Kiley pp. 274–303

David Barker

The Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment: What Do We Learn from Alsan and Wanamaker? pp. 304–338

Robert Kaestner

Can We Detect the Effects of Racial Violence on Patenting? Reanalyzing an Article by Lisa Cook pp. 339–356

Michael Wiebe

Should We Quantify Karl Marx? pp. 357–384

Joseph Francis

In Defense of Synthetic Karl Marx: A Reply to Joseph Francis pp. 385–414

Phillip W. Magness and Michael Makovi

Classical Liberalism in Argentina, from 1816 to 1884 pp. 415–436

Alejandro Gómez and Nicolás Cachanosky

Our Academic Productivity After the Council of Economic Advisers pp. 437–449

Richard V. Burkhauser, Kevin Corinth and Casey B. Mulligan

Mission Preposterous: A Review of Moonshots and the New Industrial Policy pp. 450–459

Michael Munger

Are Economic Freedom and Political Unfreedom Compatible? A Review of Markets with Chinese Characteristics pp. 460–463

Mark Koyama

Cure for Russia Hate pp. 464–499

Richard Cobden

Volume 21, issue 1, 2024

Revisiting Hypothesis Testing with the Sharpe Ratio pp. 113–155

Michael Christopher O'Connor

Classical Liberalism in Russia pp. 156–180

Paul Robinson

Classical Liberal Think Tanks in Greece, 1974–2024 pp. 181–211

Constantinos Saravakos, Georgios Archontas and Chris Loukas

Trygve Hoff's Appeal to Ragnar Frisch: Four Letters from 1941 pp. 212–234

Trygve J. B. Hoff and Ragnar Frisch

Christianity Changes the Conditions of Government pp. 235–250

Numa Denis Fustel de Coulanges

Global Non-Linear Effect of Temperature on Economic Production: Comment on Burke, Hsiang, and Miguel pp. 35–68

David Barker

McKinsey's Diversity Matters/Delivers/Wins Results Revisited pp. 5–34

Jeremiah Green and John R. M. Hand

Rejoinder on Ergodicity Economics pp. 69–78

Matthew C. Ford and John A. Kay

Counter-Reply to Naumenko on the Soviet Famine in Ukraine in 1933 pp. 79–91

Mark B. Tauger

What Is the False Discovery Rate in Empirical Research? pp. 92–112

Tom Engsted

Volume 20, issue 2, 2023

A Critique of " The Birth of a Nation: Media and Racial Hate" pp. 214–233

Robert Kaestner

Temperature Shocks and Economic Growth: Comment on Dell, Jones, and Olken pp. 234–253

David Barker

The Environmental Economy of the Soviet Famine in Ukraine in 1933: A Critique of Several Papers by Natalya Naumenko pp. 254–303

Mark B. Tauger

Response to Professor Tauger's Comments pp. 304–313

Natalya Naumenko

The Limitations of Growth-Optimal Approaches to Decision Making Under Uncertainty pp. 314–334

Matthew C. Ford and John A. Kay

Reply to "The Limitations of Growth-Optimal Approaches to Decision Making Under Uncertainty" pp. 335–348

Oliver Hulme, Arne Vanhoyweghen, Colm Connaughton, Ole Peters, Simon Steinkamp, Alexander Adamou, Dominik Baumann, Vincent Ginis, Bert Verbruggen, James Price and Benjamin Skjold

Reply to LeCraw, Montanera, and Mroz on Hospitals' Malpractice Claims and Costs pp. 349–356

Maayan Yitshak-Sade, Allen Kachalia, Victor Novack and Michelle M. Mello

A Rejoinder on the Effects of a Communication-and-Resolution Program on Hospitals' Malpractice Claims and Costs pp. 357–362

Florence R. LeCraw, Daniel Montanera and Thomas Mroz

Rejoinder to Barkowski and McLaughlin pp. 363–367

Aaron Gamino

A History of Classical Liberalism in the Netherlands pp. 368–401

Edwin van de Haar

To Russia with Love: Boris Chicherin's 1857 "Contemporary Tasks of Russian Life" pp. 402–437

Boris N. Chicherin

SSRN and medRxiv Censor Counter-Narrative Science pp. 450–459

Jay Bhattacharya and Steve H. Hanke

Journal of Accounting Research 's Report on Its Own Research-Misconduct Investigation of an Article It Published pp. 460–464

Daniel B. Klein

What Are Your Most Underappreciated Works?: Second Tranche of Responses pp. 465–468

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Volume 20, issue 1, 2023

Edward Westermarck's Lectures on Adam Smith pp. 139–158

Edward Westermarck

Gournay Lives! The Freedom of Labor in a Three-Part Exchange of the 1750s pp. 159–203

Vincent de Gournay and Chamber of Commerce of Lyon

Health Insurance Mandates and the Marriage of Young Adults: A Comment on Barkowski and McLaughlin pp. 15–33

Aaron Gamino

Reassessing the Effects of a Communication-and-Resolution Program on Hospitals' Malpractice Claims and Costs pp. 1–14

Florence R. LeCraw, Daniel Montanera and Thomas Mroz

McCloskey's 1988 Letter Responding to a Letter from the President of Penn State pp. 204–213

Deirdre N. McCloskey

Response to Gamino pp. 34–44

Scott Barkowski and Joanne Song McLaughlin

Origins of the Opioid Crisis Reexamined pp. 45–68

Robert Kaestner

Temperature and Economic Growth: Comment on Kiley pp. 69–84

David Barker

Classical Liberalism in Romania, Past and Present pp. 85–138

Radu Nechita and Vlad Tarko