Gordon Tullock

Tullock in 2007 Gordon Tullock (; February 13, 1922 – November 3, 2014) was an American professor of law and economics at the George Mason University School of Law. He is best known for his work on public choice theory, the application of economic thinking to political issues. He was one of the founding figures in his field. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Economic hierarchies, organization, and the structure of production /
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    by Tullock, Gordon
    Published 1992
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    Private wants, public means : an economic analysis of the desirable scope of government.
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    by Tullock, Gordon
    Published 1970
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    The social dilemma ; of autocracy, revolution, coup d'etat, and war /
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    by Tullock, Gordon
    Published 2005
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    The logic of the law /
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    by Tullock, Gordon, 1922-
    Published 1987
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    The vote motive : an essay in the economics of politics, with applications to the British economy /
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    by Tullock, Gordon, 1922-
    Published 1976
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    The new world of economics : explorations into the human experience /
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    by McKenzie, Richard B.
    Published 1978
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    The new world of economics : explorations into the human experience /
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    by McKenzie, Richard B.
    Published 1981
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    Modern political economy : an introduction to economics /
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    by McKenzie, Richard B.
    Published 1978
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    A practical guide for ambitious politicians: or, Walsingham's manual /
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