Worker Participation and the Egalitarian Conception of Fair Market Exchange /w Dr. Thomas Christiano
ECONOMIC PLURALISM: PAST AND PRESENT (WORKSHOP)
September 2-3, 2022
McMaster University, Hamilton, ON
The Buttery (inside Alumni Memorial Hall)
Keynote lecture with Dr. Thomas Christiano (University of Arizona)
Видео Worker Participation and the Egalitarian Conception of Fair Market Exchange /w Dr. Thomas Christiano канала McMaster Humanities
September 2-3, 2022
McMaster University, Hamilton, ON
The Buttery (inside Alumni Memorial Hall)
Keynote lecture with Dr. Thomas Christiano (University of Arizona)
Видео Worker Participation and the Egalitarian Conception of Fair Market Exchange /w Dr. Thomas Christiano канала McMaster Humanities
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