Collection: James M. Buchanan papers, 1800/2014 / Date range: 1979 - ARVAS Search Results

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Brochures and Virginia Political Economy lectures (1 of 2), 1972/1995 Box 252, Folder 8

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Brochures and Virginia Political Economy lectures (2 of 2), 1972/1995 Box 252, Folder 9

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Browning, Edgard K. and O.H. Brownlee articles, 1960/1996 Box 418, Folder 6

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Brown, Pamela, Edmund G. Brown Jr., Edgar K. Browning articles and correspondence, 1972/1990 Box 418, Folder 4

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Brunner, Karl (1 of 4), 1977/1985 Box 419, Folder 1

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Brunner, Karl (2 of 4), 1977/1986 Box 419, Folder 2

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Brunner, Karl (3 of 4), 1978/1982 Box 419, Folder 3

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Brunner, Karl, "The Perception of Justice and the Conception of Government", 1979 Box 419, Folder 6

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Bryan, Malcolm and Allen Buchanan articles and drafts, 1957/1989 Box 419, Folder 7

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"Bubble Gum, Bulemia [sic], and Single Issue Dominance" article notes and "Public and Private Interaction under Reciprocal Externality" reprint, 1965/1994 Box 121, Folder 18

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