“Varieties of Emergence: Minds, Markets, and Novelty“
Studies in Emergent Order, Vol. 4 (2011)
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- Symposium on Daniel B. Klein’s Knowledge and Coordination
- Symposium on Christopher J. Coyne’s Doing Bad by Doing Good
- pp. 74-80: Barry J. Barnett and Benjamin L. Collier
- pp. 81-102: Lindsey Peterson
- pp. 103-112: Peter T. Leeson
- pp. 113-123: Jayme S. Lemke
- pp. 124-134: Claudia R. Williamson
- pp. 135-143: Thomas K. Duncan
- pp. 144-152: Abigail R. Hall
- pp. 153-164: Brian Shoup and Ellen Davis
- pp. 170-183: Christopher J. Coyne
- pp. 165-169: Peter Lewin
- pp. 184-206: Troy Camplin and Euel Elliott
- pp. 207-224: Peter Lewin
- Symposium on Luigino Bruni’s The Genesis and Ethos of the Market
- Symposium on Gary Chartier’s Anarchy and Legal Order
- Symposium on Deborah Stevenson’s The City
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