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  1. The Pedagogical Model of Quantum Mechanics over Sets
  2. A New Logic, A New Information Measure, and A New Information-Based Approach to Interpreting Quantum Mechanics
  3. The Born Rule is a Feature of Superposition
  4. The Heteromorphic Approach to Adjunctions: Theory and History
  5. The Born Rule is a Feature of Superposition
  6. The new partitional approach to (literally) interpreting quantum mechanics: Quantum reality is indefinite-world, not wave-world
  7. The new partitional approach to (literally) interpreting quantum mechanics
  8. European Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP): the main structural features and pilot implementation in Slovenia
  9. Quantum math = linearized partition math
  10. Bringing workers into ownership of platform companies
  11. The logical notion of information and entropy compared to the Shannon notion of entropy
  12. Less-known supporters of workplace democracy
  13. Abstraction = glass half-full; Superposition = glass half-empty
  14. Concluding Remarks About Jurisprudence and Neoclassical Economics
  15. Contract: The Case Against the Human Rental Contract Based on Inalienability
  16. Governance: The Case Against the Employment System Based on Democratic Theory
  17. Introduction
  18. Introduction to the Jurisprudence of Property and Contract
  19. Invalidity of Personhood Alienation Contracts
  20. Jurisprudence and the Corporate Governance Debate
  21. Marginal Productivity Theory
  22. Marxism as the Ultimate ‘Capitalist Tool’
  23. Mathematical Introduction to the Jurisprudence of Property and Contract
  24. Neo-Abolitionism
  25. New Foundations for Information Theory
  26. Property: The Case Against the Human Rental System Based on Private Property Rights
  27. Putting Jurisprudence Back Into Economics
  28. Summary and Conclusions
  29. The Arrow-Debreu Model
  30. The Logical Fallacy in Cost-Benefit Analysis and Law & Economics
  31. The Property Fallacy in Capital Theory and Corporate Finance Theory
  32. Alleged problems in democratic firms and actual problems in conventional firms
  33. Coronavirus Crisis: Government Aid That Also Promotes Employee Ownership
  34. Fallacies of Corporate Analysis
  35. Reclaiming Democratic Classical Liberalism
  36. James M. Buchanan and Democratic Classical Liberalism
  37. A graph-theoretic method to define any Boolean operation on partitions
  38. Logical Entropy: Introduction to Classical and Quantum Logical Information Theory
  39. Logical Entropy: Introduction to Classical and Quantum Logical Information Theory
  40. Book review of Elizabeth Anderson's book; Private Government
  41. Introduction to Quantum Logical Information Theory: Talk
  42. The quantum logic of direct-sumdecompositions: the dual to the quantum logic of subspaces
  43. Logical information theory: new logical foundations for information theory
  44. On the Labor Theory of Property: Is the Problem Distribution or Predistribution?
  45. Category theory and set theory as theories about complementary types of universals
  46. Quantum mechanics over sets: a pedagogical model with non-commutative finite probability theory as its quantum probability calculus
  47. Four ways from universal to particular: how Chomsky’s principles-and-parameters model is not selectionist
  48. Rethinking Common Versus Private Property
  49. On Adjoint and Brain Functors
  50. The DNA of Enterprise: Jane Jacobs and Henry George on Innovation and Development Through Spin-Offs
  51. Why delayed choice experiments do Not imply retrocausality
  52. Does classical liberalism imply democracy?
  53. On Double-Entry Bookkeeping: The Mathematical Treatment
  54. On Property Theory
  55. On a fallacy in the Kaldor–Hicks efficiency–equity analysis
  56. Parallel experimentation: a basic scheme for dynamic efficiency
  57. On Concrete Universals: A Modern Treatment Using Category Theory
  58. On Double-Entry Bookkeeping: The Mathematical Treatment
  59. Three Themes About Democratic Enterprises: Capital Structure, Education, and Spin-Offs
  60. An introduction to partition logic
  61. AN INTRODUCTION TO LOGICAL ENTROPY AND ITS RELATION TO SHANNON ENTROPY
  62. On the Renting of Persons
  63. Three Themes About Democratic Enterprises: Capital Structure, Education, and Spin-Offs
  64. Marxism as a capitalist tool
  65. Inalienable Rights: A Litmus Test for Liberal Theories of Justice
  66. THE LOGIC OF PARTITIONS: INTRODUCTION TO THE DUAL OF THE LOGIC OF SUBSETS
  67. Workplace Democracy and Human Development:
  68. Workplace Democracy and Human Development: The Example of the Postsocialist Transition Debate
  69. Marxism as a Capitalist Tool
  70. The Logic of Partitions: Introduction to the Dual of the Logic of Subsets
  71. Double-Entry Accounting: The Mathematical Formulation and Generalization
  72. Numeraire Illusion: The Final Demise of the Kaldor-Hicks Principle
  73. Counting distinctions: on the conceptual foundations of Shannon’s information theory
  74. Helping self-help: The fundamental conundrum of development assistance
  75. Book review
  76. Adjoints and emergence: applications of a new theory of adjoint functors
  77. On the Role of Capital in “Capitalist” and in Labor-Managed Firms
  78. Translatio versus Concessio
  79. Labour migration: A developmental path or a low-level trap?
  80. The two institutional logics: exit-oriented versus commitment-oriented institutional designs
  81. How Do We Grow? : Jane Jacobs on Diversification and Specialization
  82. Jane Jacobs on development
  83. Autonomy-Respecting Assistance: Toward An Alternative Theory of Development Assistance
  84. Markets do more than just transfer property rights.
  85. Parallel Experimentation: A Basic Scheme for Dynamic Efficiency
  86. The Role of Capital in 'Capitalist' and in Labor-Managed Firms
  87. Corporate governance, capital theory, and corporate finance theory: An approach from property theory
  88. Policy Research on Migration and Development
  89. On the Russian Privatization Debate
  90. Should development agencies have Official Views?
  91. Lessons from Eastern Europe's Voucher Privatization
  92. Active learning and development assistance
  93. The Indirect Approach
  94. Responsibility and Workplace Democracy
  95. The Arrow-Debreu model: How math can hide a fatal conceptual error
  96. Global institutions: Transforming international development agencies into learning organizations
  97. Privatization in Post-Socialist Economies
  98. Myth and Metaphor in Orthodox Economics
  99. CROSS OWNERSHIP OF CORPORATIONS: A NEW APPLICATION OF INPUT-OUTPUT THEORY
  100. AN ARBITRAGE INTERPRETATION OF CLASSICAL OPTIMIZATION
  101. PERESTROIKA WITH WORKER OWNERSHIP
  102. Report on a Socialist Reform Tour: Poland, Hungary, Soviet Union and Yugoslavia
  103. The Corporation as a Democratic Social Institution
  104. The Kantian Person/Thing Principle in Political Economy
  105. The Legitimate Opposition at Work: The Union's Role in Large Democratic Firms
  106. Category theory and concrete universals
  107. The Employment Contract and Liberal Thought
  108. Horizon problems and property rights in labor-managed firms
  109. Intentionality and information theory
  110. Doing double-entry bookkeeping without prices or costs
  111. This is a mathematical formulation of double-entry bookkeeping.
  112. Entrepreneurship in the Mondragon Cooperatives
  113. Theory of Legal Structure: Worker Cooperatives
  114. Arbitrage Theory: A Mathematical Introduction
  115. A Model structure for cooperatives: Worker co-ops and Housing Co-ops
  116. Property theory and orthodox economics
  117. The "OWNERSHlp of tHe Firm" Is a Myth
  118. Sheaves of structures and generalized ultraproducts
  119. Introduction To Normative Property Theory
  120. Whither Self-Management? Finding New Paths to Workplace Democracy
  121. Property Appropriation and Economic Theory