American Journal of Economics and Sociology, The

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Articles in July 1999 issue of American Journal of Economics and Sociology, The

• Editor's Introduction
  by Laurence S. Moss
• Economic Thought and Modernization in Japan
  by Michael J. Gootzeit
• The Russian Crisis: Perils and Prospects for Post-Soviet Transition
  by Peter J. Boettke
• Dr. Martin Bronfenbrenner : Scholar, Critic, Cynic, and Comrade-in-Arms - 1914-1997
  by June Bronfenbrenner
• Francis Bacon, John Rae, and the Economics of Competitiveness: Capital Theory and Trade Policy
  by Robin Neill
• The Effectiveness of Gun Control Laws: A comment on the work by Kwon, Scott, Safranski and Bae and their debate with Kovandzic - response to Tomislav V. Kovandzic, American Journal of Economics and Sociology, July 1998
  by Leo H Kahane
• Amenities and Fringe Benefits: Omitted Variable Bias
  by Philip E. Graves
• An Alternative Tale of Two Tax Jurisdictions: A Comment
  by Richard J. Cebula
• Economy and Race: Interactive Determinants of Property Crime in the United States, 1958-1995: Reflections on the Supply of Property Crime
  by Roy W. Ralston
• An Alternative Tale of Two Tax Jurisdictions: A Reply - reply to article by Richard Cebula in this issue, p. 529
  by Gary M. Galles
• Wicksell on the Classical Theories of Money, Credit, Interest and the Price Level: Progress or Retrogression?
  by James C. W. Ahiakpor
• A Note on Student Academic Performance: In Rural Versus Urban Areas
  by Melvin V. Borland
• Exonerating Wicksell: A Comment on Ahiakpor
  by Thomas M. Humphrey
• Secret Origins of Modern Microeconomics: Dupuit and the Engineers. - Review - book reviews
• On the Analytics of Wicksell: A Comment on Ahiakpor - response to article by James C.W. Ahiakpor in this issue, p. 436
  by Joseph Aschheim
• Max Weber and the Idea of Economic Sociology
• Knut Wicksell and the Classical Economists on Money, Credit, Interest and Price Level: A Comment on Ahiakpor
  by Richard M. Eberling
• Wicksell vs the Classics on the Mechanics of the Quantity Theory: A Comment on Ahiakpor - response to article by James C.W. Ahiakpor in this issue, p. 436
  by Michael J. Gootzeit