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L. Jay Helmsred diffusion is useful for summarizing the complex dynamics of ordered media, such as a liquid crystalline environment, as well as the dynamics of proteins in solution or confined to a membrane. In previous work, we have shown how the sensitivity of a magnetic resonance spectrum to the details of m

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Political Economy: Problems with Paradigms,lic goods, electoral-business cycle (or equivalent), among others. And, although many aspects of Marxism are discussed there at length, virtually no attention is given to Marx’s, or his successors’, views of government or the state and its relationship to economic systems and developments. Moreover,

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Modern Public Finance: The Neoclassical Approach,ng from the mathematical to the metaphysical. A substantial component of mainstream public finance, however, is characterized by two features: (1) it addresses normative questions of public policy — it is prescriptive, rather than descriptive; and (2) it utilizes the neoclassical microeconomic theor

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Fiscal Behavior of the Modern Democratic State: Public Choice Perspectives and Contributions,ies. Fiscal choices are at the heart of politics. As Aaron Wildavsky has often noted, budgets are key political documents for they register the allocative and distributive choices that have been made or are being proposed. In this chapter I attempt to describe, integrate, and assess certain contribu

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A Marxist Theory Of The State,heories. One of the more important points of debate concerns the relationship between the state as an institution and the rest of the social system in which it exists. This is an important point for Marxists for several reasons. States seem to have become relatively more powerful institutions within

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