Gordon Tullock
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Works (45)

The politics of bureaucracy
1965

The Calculus of Consent
Ann Arbor Paperbacks

The logic of the law
1971

Trials on trial
1980

The new world of economics
1975

Private wants, public means
1970

Toward a theory of the rent-seeking society

The new federalist
1994

Autocracy
1987

Policy analysis and deductive reasoning

The Rent-Seeking Society (Tullock, Gordon. Selections)
February 14, 2005

Calculus of Consent

The calculus of consent

Open Secrets of American Foreign Policy
2007

Economics of income redistribution
1983

Welfare for the well-to-do
1983

The Economics and Politics of Wealth Redistribution (Selected Works of Gordon Tullock, Vol. 7)
July 30, 2005

The Organization of Inquiry (Tullock, Gordon. Selections. V. 3.)
December 2004

The Organization of Inquiry (The Selected Works of Gordon Tullock, Vol. 3)
January 2005

The economics of wealth and poverty
1986

Public choice essays in honor of a maverick scholar

Government
October 2000

Efficient rent-seeking

Bureaucracy (Selected Works of Gordon Tullock)
June 22, 2005

Rent seeking
1993

The Rent-Seeking Society (The Selected Works of Gordon Tullock, Vol. 5)
March 15, 2005

Toward a mathematics of politics
1967

Wealth, poverty, and politics
1988

Virginia Political Economy
July 2004

The Political economy of rent-seeking

The case against the common law
1997

On the trail of homo economicus
1994

The economics of special privilege and rent seeking
1989

The Economics of Politics (Tullock, Gordon. Selections, Vol. 4)
February 28, 2005

Bureaucracy (Selected Works of Gordon Tullock, Vol. 6)
June 30, 2005

The Selected Works Of Gordon Tullock
February 28, 2006

Law and economics
2005

The social dilemma
1974

American foreign affairs
2009

Public Goods, Redistribution And Rent Seeking (The Locke Institute Series)
April 30, 2005

The organization of inquiry
1966

Economics without frontiers
2006

On voting
1998

Economic hierarchies, organization, and the structure of production
1992

Economics and Politics of Wealth Redistribution