CURRICULUM VITA

July, 2009

Name: John F. Henry Department of Economics

Date of Birth: April 17, 1943 University of Missouri-

Citizenship: U.S.A. Kansas City

Office: (816) 235-1309

Home: (816) 237-1331

Email: henryjf@umkc.edu

Degrees:

A.B. Muhlenberg College, Allentown, PA - 1965

M.A. McGill University, Montreal, Canada - 1967

Thesis: Transport and the Propinquity Factor in European Economic Integration

Ph.D. McGill University - 1974

Thesis: John Bates Clark and the Origins of Neoclassical Economics

Teaching Experience:

2005- Visiting Professor, University of Missouri, Kansas City

2004 Visiting Professor, University of Missouri, Kansas City

2001-02 Visiting Professor, University of Missouri, Kansas City; Visiting Fellow,

Center for Full Employment and Price Stability, University of Missouri, K.C.

1992-93 Visiting Senior Lecturer, Staffordshire University

Stoke-on-Trent, England

1980- Professor, California State University, Sacramento

1974-80 Associate Professor, California State University, Sacramento

1970-74 Assistant Professor, California State University, Sacramento

1969-70 Sessional Lecturer - McGill University

1968-69 Head Teaching Assistant, European Economic History

1967-68 Teaching Assistant, U.S. Economic History; Comparative Economic Systems

1966-69 Teaching Assistant, European Economic History

Courses Taught:

Introduction to Aggregate Economic Analysis

Intermediate Micro-Economic Theory

History of Economic Thought

European Economic History

U.S. Economic History

Economic History of Russia

Comparative Systems

Comparative Labor Movements

Economics of Racism

International Trade and Development

Modern Economic Thought (Graduate)

Seminar in Comparative Economic Systems (Graduate)

Consensus Social Theory (graduate)

Fellowships & Awards:

Springer Best Paper Award, (Forum for Social Economics) 2008

Faculty Appreciation (Teaching) Award, University of Missouri, Kansas City, 2004

Outstanding Service Award, College of Social Sciences and Interdisciplinary Studies, 2003

John C. Livingston Lecturer Award, 2001

Outstanding Teaching Award, School of Social Sciences and Interdisciplinary Studies, 1998

Outstanding Faculty Initiate, Phi Kappa Phi, 1998

California State University, Sacramento Research Award - 1991-92

California State University Summer Fellowship - 1991

Steinberg Fellow - 1968, 1969

Transport Association of Quebec Award - 1966

Publications:

Books:

John Bates Clark, London: Macmillan and Co., 1995

The Making of Neoclassical Economics, London: Unwin Hyman, 1990

Articles:

“Primitive Trade Relations: A Proposed Solution” with Éric Tymoigne. Under Review.

“Re-establishing the Grounds for Free Trade: The (forgotten(?) Assumption of Full Employment in Mainstream Theory” with Stephanie Bell. Under Review.

“The Illusion of the Epoch: Neoclassical Economics as a Case Study.” Studi e Note di Economia, 1, 2009.

“The Theory of the State: the Position of Marx and Engels.” Forum for Social Economics, 37, Spring, 2008.

“The Ideology of the Laissez Faire Program.” Journal of Economic Issues, 42, March, 2008.

“John Bates Clark on Trusts: New Light from the Columbia Archives” with Luca Fiorito. Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 29, June, 2007.

“On ‘Bad’ Decisions, Poverty, and Economic Theory: The Individualist and Social Perspectives in Light of ‘The American Myth.’” Forum for Social Economics, 36, Spring, 2007 (Springer Best Paper Award)

“The Consequences of Peace: Veblen on Proper Policy to Support Capitalist Economic Relations” with Stephanie Bell-Kelton. Journal of Economic Issues, 41, June, 2007.

“A Chartalist Critique of John Locke’s Theory of Property, Accumulation, and Money” with Stephanie Bell and L. Randall Wray. Review of Social Economy, 62, March, 2004.

“Are Employment Relations Undergoing a Fundamental Change that Threatens the Future of Capitalism? A Critique of Hodgeson’s View of the Labor Contract” with Stephanie A. Bell. Journal of Economic Issues, June, 2001.

“Keynes’s Economic Program, Social Institutions, Ideology, and Property Rights.” Journal of Economic Issues, September, 2001.

“Adam Smith and the Theory of Value: Chapter Six Considered.” History of Economics Review, 31, Winter, 2000.

“Hospitality versus Exchange: The Limits of a Monetary Economy” with Stephanie A. Bell. Review of Social Economy, 59, 2, June, 2001.

“Property Rights, Markets, and Economic Theory: Keynes versus Neoclassicism—Again.” Review of Political Economy, 11, Spring, 1999.

“John Locke, Property Rights, and Economic Theory.” Journal of Economic Issues, 23, September, 1999.

"God and the Marginal Product: Religion and the Development of J.B. Clark's Theory of Distribution," Research in the History of Economic Thought and Methodology, 13, 1995

"John Bates Clark and the 'Transformation Question'," Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 16, Spring, 1994

"On Economic Theory and the Problem of Solvability," Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, Vol. 8, No. 3, 1986

"On Equilibrium," Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, Vol. 6, No. 2, 1983-1984

(Reprinted in Donald Walker, ed., Equilibrium, Vol. 1, Introduction to Equilibrium in Economics. Edward Elgar Publishing, Inc., 2000)

"John Bates Clark and the Marginal Product: An Historical Inquiry into the Origins Of Value-Free Economic Theory," History of Political Economy, Vol. 15, No. 3,1983

"The Transformation of John Bates Clark - An Essay in Interpretation," History of Political Economy, Vol. 14, No. 2, 1982

"Productive Labour, Exploitation and Oppression - A Perspective," Australian

Economic Papers, Vol. 14, No. 2, 1975

Communications and short papers:

“Foreward to J.B. Clark, Introduction to the Japanese Edition of The Philosophy of Wealth.” Storia del Pensiero Economico. Vol. 2, No. 1, 2005.

“Enabling Myths: A Critique of Dugger and Sherman’s Reclaiming Evolution.” Review of Social Economy, Vol. 50, June, 2002.

“Response to Hodgson,” with Stephanie Bell. Journal of Economic Issues, Vol. 36,

March, 2002.

“Keynes, Hayek, and ‘Religion’ as a Necessary Social Institution,” History of Economics Review, No. 28, Summer, 1998

“Professor Stigler’s Report on ‘Alfred Marshall’s Lectures on Progress and Poverty:’ An Addendum,” Marshall Studies Bulletin, No. 5, 1996

"Royall Brandis on Marx's 'Corollary'," The History of Economic Society Bulletin, Vol.8, No. 3, 1987

"Comment on `Hollander's Ricardo'," Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, Vol. 5

No. 2, 1982-1983

"An Omission in the Semi-Official Bibliography of John Bates Clark," The History of Economics Society Bulletin, Vol. 2, Issue 2, 1981

"Increasing Capitalism's Capitalists," Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, Vol. 3,

No. 1, 1980

"Comment on Amin's `Accumulation and Development'," Review of African

Political Economy, No. 4, 1975

Contributions to Collections:

“John Bates Clark.” In Dictionary of Economics. Ross Emmett, ed. Thoemmes/Continuum, 2006.

“What Egypt Tells Us About the Origins of Money.” In Credit and State Theories of Money: the Contributions of A. Mitchell Innes. L. Randall Wray, ed. Routledge, 2003

“Say’s Economy.” In Two Hundred Years of Say’s Law: Essays on Economic Theory’s Most Controversial Principle. Steven Kates, ed. Edward Elgar. 2002.

“Economic Time.” In The Elgar Companion to Post Keynesian Economics. John King, ed. Edward Elgar, 2002.

“John Bates Clark: Leben und Werk.” In Companion Volume accompanying German reprint of J.B. Clark, The Distribution of Wealth. Düsseldorf: Verlag, Wirtschaft und Finanzen. 1999

"John Bates Clark: The Religious Imperative?" in Economics and Religion, H.G. Brennan and A.M.C. Waterman, eds. Boston: Kluwer Academic, 1994

Working Papers:

“Primitive Trade Relations: A Proposed Solution.” with Eric Tymoigne. Seminar Paper, No. 15. Center For Full Employment and Price Stability, September, 2006

“When Exports are a Cost and Imports a Benefit: The Conditions Under Which Free Trade is Beneficial.” with Stephanie Bell-Kelton. Working Paper, No. 26. Center for Full Employment and Price Stability, 2003.

“Economic Time,” with L. Randall Wray. Levy Institute Working Papers, No. 255, October, 1998

Book Reviews:

Money, Uncertainty and Time, Giuseppe Fontana, Heterodox Economics Newsletter, April 23, 2009.

Post-Keynesian Principles of Economic Policy, Claude Gnos and Louis-Philippe Rochon, eds. International Review of Social Economics, Vol. 36, 2009.

The Soulful Science: What Economists Really Do and Why it Matters, Diane Coyle. Journal of Economic Issues, Vol. 42, September, 2008.

Ethical Codes and Income Distribution: A Study of John Bates Clark and Thorstein Veblen, Guglielmo Davanzati. Journal of Income Distribution, Vol. 17, September-December, 2008.

Adam Smith’s Moral Philosophy, Jerry Evensky. Journal of Economic Issues, Vol. 40, September, 2006.

On Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations, Samuel Fleischacker. History of Economics Review, No. 42, Summer, 2005.

Race, Liberalism, and Economics, David Colander, Robert Prasch, and Falguni Sheth, eds. Journal of Economic Issues, Vol. 39, March, 2005.

Adam Smith: Optimist or Pessimist?, James E. Alvey. History of Economics Review, No. 39, Winter, 2004.

The revival of Laissez-Faire in American Macroeconomic Theory, Sherryl Davis

Kasper. History of Economics Review, Vol. 38, Summer, 2003.

Altruistically Inclined?, Alexander J. Field. Journal of Economic Issues, Vol. 37, March, 2003.

Measurement and Meaning in Economics: The Essential Deirdre McCloskey, Stephen Ziliak, ed. History of Economics Review, Vol. 35, Winter, 2002.

Economics as Religion, Robert Nelson. Journal of Economic Issues, Vol. 36, March, 2002.

Marx, Veblen, and Contemporary Institutional Political Economy, Philip O’Hara. Review of Social Economy, Vol. 50, December, 2002.

Economics and Utopia, Geoffrey Hodgson. Journal of Economic Issues. Vol. 34, September, 2000.

John Ruskin’s Political Economy, Willie Henderson. The European Journal of the History of Economic Thought. No. 7, Fall, 2000.

Critical Realism in Economics: Development and Debate, Steve Fleetwood, ed. Journal of Economic Issues, Spring, 2000.

Adam Smith's Theory of Value and Distribution, Rory O'Donnell, Science and Society, V. 56, No. 2, Summer, 1992

Political Economy in the Twentieth Century, Maxine Berg, ed., Journal of Economic Issues, Sept. 1991.

The Imperiled Economy, Two Volumes, R. Cherry, ed., Review of Political Economy, Vol. 2, No. 2, July, 1990.

Conference Presentations:

“The Historic Roots of the Neoliberal Program.” Association for Evolutionary

Economics/American Social Science Association, January, 2010.

Sismondi, Marx, and Veblen: Precursors of Keynes.” Fourth Bi-Annual Cross-Border Post

Keynesian Conference, October, 2009.

“Welfare in Historic Context: An Aspect of the Double Movement, or...?” Association for Institutional Thought/Western Social Science Association, April, 2009.

“John Davis and the Recent Turn in Economics” (with Fred Lee). Association for Institutional Thought/Western Social Science Association, April, 2009.

“Toward a Classification System in Evaluating Contending Theories.” Association for Institutional Thought/Western Social Science Association, April, 2008.

“Hobbes, Seabright, and Our Ancestors: Institutionalist Theory and the Writing of Pre-

History.” Association for Evolutionary Economics/American Social Science Association, January, 2008.

“Primitive Trade Relations: A Proposed Solution” with Éric Tymoigne. Association for Institutional Thought/Western Social Science Association, April, 2007.

“A Marxist View of the State and Government” Association for Institutional Thought/Western Social Science Association, April, 2007.

“Would Groucho Join AFIT” Presidential Address, Association for Institutional Thought/Western Social Science Association, April, 2007.

“The Consequences of Peace: Veblen on Proper Policy to Support Capitalist Economic Relations” with Stephanie Bell-Kelton. Association for Evolutionary Economics/American Social Science Associations, January, 2007.

“On ‘Bad’ Decisions.” Association for Institutional Thought/Western Social Science Association, April, 2006.

“The Social Origins of Money: The Case of Egypt.” Center for Full Employment and Price Stability, UMKC, The Nature, Origins, and Role of Money, March/April, 2004.

“The Ideology of the Laissez-Faire Program.” Association for Institutional Thought/Western Social Science Association, April, 2003.

“Economics is an Historic Discipline.” Association for Institutional Thought/Western Social Science Association, April, 2003.

“When Exports are a Cost and Imports are a Benefit: The Conditions Under Which Free Trade is Beneficial.” With Stephanie A. Bell. Association for Institutional Thought/Western Social Science Association, April, 2003.

Roundtable Discussion on “Viability of Capitalism.” Association for Institutional Thought/Western Social Science Association, April, 2003.

“The Origins of Money: Egypt as a Case Study.” Association for Institutional

Thought/Western Social Science Association, April, 2002.

“Enabling Myths: A Critique of Dugger and Sherman, Reclaiming Evolution. Association for Institutional Thought/Western Social Science Association, April, 2001.

“Is the Working Class Working under New Capitalist Forms of Organization? A Critique of Hodgson’s View of the Labor Contract.” Association for Evolutionary Economics/American Social Science Associations, January, 2001. (With Stephanie Bell)

“John Locke on Property, Accumulation, and Money: A Chartalist Critique.” Association for Institutional Thought/Western Social Science Association, April, 2000. (With Stephanie A. Bell and L. Randall Wray)

“New Wine in Old Bottles: Keynes’s Economic Program, Social Institutions, Ideology, and Property Rights.” Association for Evolutionary Economics/American Social Science Associations, January, 2000.

“Ayres and Landes: From the Perspective of the History of Economic Thought.” Association for Institutional Thought/Western Social Science Association, April, 1999 (in absentia)

“Hospitality Versus Exchange: The Limits of Monetary Economies,” with Stephanie Bell. Eastern Economics Association, March, 1999 (in absentia)

“What Does a Keynesian Economy Look Like? The Keynesian Program and Property Rights.” Association for Institutional Thought/Western Social Science Association,April 1998

“Property and Theory: The Origins of the Neoclassical Perspective.” Association for Institutional Thought/Western Social Science Association, April, 1997

"John Bates Clark, the Professionalization Process, and Limits to Academic Freedom." CSUS University Association of Research Scholars, Oct., 1994

"God and the Marginal Product: Religion and the Development of J. B. Clark's Theory of Distribution." History of Economics Session, American Economic Association Meetings, Jan., 1992

"The Politics of the Productivity Theory of Distribution." Conference on Employment,

Distribution and Markets, Jerome Levy Economics Institute, Sept., 1992

Professional Activities:

Member, Editorial Board, Forum for Social Economics, 2009-present

Presentation, Post Keynesian Summer School, UMKC, June 2008

Member, Electronic Publications Committee, Association for Evolutionary Economics, 2007-2008

President, Association for Institutionalist Thought, 2006-7

Member, Steering Committee, ICAPE, 2005-7; co-organizer of conference, June, 2007.

Presentation, Post Keynesian-Institutionalist Summer School, UMKC, July 2006

Vice-President, Association for Institutionalist Thought, 2005-6

Member, Nominating Committee, Association for Evolutionary Economics, 2002, 2003.

Member, Veblen-Commons Award Committee, Association For Evolutionary Economics, 2000.

Member, Editorial Board, Journal of Economic Issues, 1995-2000

Referee: Journals

Journal of the History of Economic Thought

History of Political Economy

Review of Political Economy

Research in the History of Economic Thought and Methodology

Journal of Economic Issues

Cambridge Journal of Economics

Review of Social Economy

Poverty & Public Policy

Referee: Publishing Houses

Routledge Publishers

Prentice Hall

Kluwer Academic Publishers

University of Michigan Press

Pluto Press

Palgrave Macmillan

Referee, Bucknell University, Promotion decision of Geoffrey Schneider to Full Professor,

July, 2009.

Referee, Memorial University, Canada, Promotion/Tenure decision of Anton Oleinik to Associate Professor, November, 2008

Referee, New Mexico State University, Promotion decision of Rick Adkisson to Full Professor, August, 2005

Referee, Staffordshire University, U.K., Promotion Decision of Nicholas Adnett to University Professor, December, 1997

Referee, Department of Economics, Hofstra University, Tenure decision of Dr. Nicholas Kozlov, January, 1996

Discussant, Association for Social Economics/American Social Science Association, January,

2010.

Discussant, Moderator, Association for Institutional Thought/Western Social Science Association, April, 2009.

Discussant, Moderator, Association for Evolutionary Economics/American Social Science

Association, January, 2008.

Discussant, Moderator, Association for Evolutionary Economics/American Social Science

Association, January, 2007.

Discussant, Moderator, 9^th International Post Keynesian Conference, September, 2006

Conference Organizer, Association for Institutionalist Thought, April, 2006

Discussant, Missouri Valley Economic Association Conference, February, 2004: Two Panels.

Chair, History of Economics session, American Economic Association Meetings, January, 2004.

Panel Organizer, Western Social Science Association, April, 1998

Panel Organizer, Western Social Science Association, April, 1997

Delegate, Encuentro Intercontinental Por la Humanidad y Contra el Neoliberalismo, Chiapas, Mexico, July 28-August 3, 1996 (Economics Division)

Visiting Fellow, Center for Full Employment and Price Stability, University of Missouri, Kansas City, 2001-2

Presentation, Association for Evolutionary Economics Summer School, University of Missouri, Kansas City, August, 2001

Visiting Scholar, Wolfson College, University of Cambridge, Fall 1995 (Michaelmas Term)

Seminar Presentations:

On the Theoretical Relationship of Veblen and Keynes. Institutionalist, Post Keynesian, Feminist Summer School, UMKC, June, 2006.

The Origin of Money; The Illusion of the Epoch; John Locke on Property and Money; Keynes’s Economic Program; The Conditions Under Which Free Trade is Beneficial. National Autonomous University of Mexico, November, 2003.

Property Rights and Property Relations; Property and Democracy: The Economic

Constraint. Center for Full Employment and Price Stability, University of

Missouri, Kansas City, 2001-2.

PostKeynesian Workshop; Seminar in Economic Methodology, Department of Economics, University of Cambridge, Fall, 1995

Guest Lectures:

University of California, Riverside, 1996

DeMontfort University, 1993

Staffordshire University, 1992

University of Utah, 1984

Association for Evolutionary Economics: Organized website discussion on “Neoclassical

Truth?” April, 2002

Referee, NSF Awards for Research Projects, 1987

Discussant, History of Economics Society Meeting, June 1981

External Ph.D. Thesis Examiner, McGill University, 1980

Current Research Program:

An investigation into the relationship among property rights in a monetary economy, markets, and economic theory.

Campus Responsibilities:

Department:

2003, Fall Curriculum Committee

2002-03 Affirmative Action Representative

2002-03 Chair, ARTP Committee

2000-01 Affirmative Action Representative

2000 Faculty/Alumni Student Scholarship Committee, Chair

1997-00 Assistant Chair

1997-98 Affirmative Action Representative

1993-01 Faculty Advisor, ODE

1992 Faculty Advisor, Economics Society

1991-92 Faculty Advisor, ODE

1980-89 Assistant Chair

1995-97 Principles Committee

1996-01 Curriculum Committee

1994-95 Curriculum Committee

1980-90 Curriculum Committee

1971-76 Curriculum Committee

1997-00 Executive Committee

1993-95 Executive Committee

1976-90 Executive Committee

1971-73 Executive Committee

1977-01 ARTP Committee

1979-80 Graduate Committee

University:

2005-6 Member of Board, Black Studies program, UMKC

2005 CSUS/Canada University Exchange Program

2003 Moderator, CSUS Gubernatorial Recall Debate: Preliminary sessions

2002-3 Program Review, Cooper-Woodson College

2003 Reviewer, Panel Chair, Research and Creative Activity Award Program

2002-3 CSUS/Budapest University Exchange Program Committee

2002 General Education Impact Study Committee

2002 CSUS Representative, National Conference of Race and Ethnicity in American Higher Education, June

2000-1 International Affairs Faculty Advisory Committee

2001 SSIS Outstanding Teacher Award Committee

2000-01 General Education Program Review (Co-Chair)

2000 Panetta Internship Award Committee

2000 CSUS/Middlesex/Oxford Brookes Exchange Program Committee

2000 SSIS Outstanding Teacher Award Committee

1999/00 PBSI Committee, College of Social Sciences and Interdisciplinary Studies

1999-00 Program Review Committee, Learning Skills

1999 CSUS/Middlesex/Oxford Brookes Exchange Program Committee

1999 CSU Conference on Student Learning Outcomes in Economics, CSU Fresno

1998-00 University Curriculum SubCommittee

1998 Research and Creative Activity Subcommittee Award Programs, Review Panel

1998 Senate ad hoc Committee on Response to Chancellor’s Task Force on Globalization Statement

1998-01 Faculty Council, College of Social Science and Interdisciplinary Studies

1998 CSUS Representative, AAHE Assessment Conference, Cincinnati, Ohio

1998 CSUS Representative, CSU Conference on Assessment, Long Beach

1998 Program Review Committee, Government Department

1998 CSUS/Middlesex/Oxford Brookes Exchange Program Committee

1997-00 Curriculum Committee, SSIS; Chair

1997 CSU Representative, American Association of Higher Education Fifth Conference on Faculty Roles and Rewards

1996 Research and Creative Activity Subcommittee Award Programs, Review Panel

1996-7 Faculty Council, School of Social Sciences and Interdisciplinary Studies

1996-9 G.E. Policies/Graduation Requirements Committee

1996 CSUS/Middlesex/Oxford Brookes Exchange Program Committee

1995 Program Review Committee, Psychology Department

1994-5 Academic Policies Committee

1994-5 Academic Standards Committee

1994-5 Arts and Sciences Outstanding Teacher Committee

1991-2 University General Education Course Review Committee

1990-2000 Faculty Advisory Council, Labor Studies Program

1990- 2 University Mentor's Program

1990 Dean's Representative on Curriculum

1988 Arts & Sciences Ad Hoc Planning Committee

1987-8 Program Review: Communication Studies

1987 Selection Team, Arts & Sciences Associate Dean

1986-9 Arts & Sciences Curriculum Committee, Chair 1987-89

1980-4 Faculty Affairs Committee, Chair, 1980-81

1980-1 Academic Affairs Budget Committee

1976-86 Faculty Advisor, Progressive Alliance

1979-80 General Education World Civilization Committee

1978-80 Library Committee

1977-80 Judicial Review Board

1979 Chair, Faculty Senate Committee on Center for Instructional Media

1979 Citizens Support for Higher Education

1975-8 Affirmative Action Committee

1974-6 Hornet Foundation, Board of Directors

1973-4 American Studies Committee

Community Activities:

2008 Radio Conference, Populism and Libertarianism, KKFI, Kansas City, January

2003 Presentation to United Universalist Church, Sacramento, October.

2003 Interview with Ian Forest, Radio Station WBAI, NYC on economic issues

surrounding U.S.–Iraq war.

2003 Testimony on Economic Benefits of the Living Wage, Sacramento City Council, Jan. 9

2002 Participant, Speaker, United Nations Association Program, Oct./Nov.

2002 Presentation to Sacramento Valley Labor Committee for Peace and Justice, Sept. 18

2002 Presentation to CSUS Forum: September 11, 2002: A Time of Crisis and Change

2002 State of Missouri Louis Stokes Heartland’s Academic Competition: Wrote

questions for economics section, February.

2002 Presentation to Honors Colloquium, UMKC, March 6.

2002 Presentation to UMKC Economics Club, February 13.

2001 Scholars Against Sweatshop Labor: Participant in letter-writing campaign

(organizing).

2001 Presentation to UMKC Economics Club, Sept. 19.

2001 Presentation - Living Wage, an Economist’s View, Living Wage Forum, CSUS, May 3.

2000 Presentation - Racism and the Economics of Privilege, Marxist School of Sacramento, Dec.

1999 Panelist, CSUS Teach-In on the World Trade Organization, Oct. 14

1999 Panelist, Envisioning California Conference, Sept. 23-25.

1999-01, 2002-03 Living Wage Initiative, Sacramento City

1999 Guest Speaker, Phi Kappa Phi Initiation Banquet, April 16.

1999 Participation in Economics Alumni Association Career Planning Conference

1999 Presentation - Keynes, Social Institutions, and Economic Policy. SSIS/PPA Spring Colloquium Series, May 5.

1998 Presentation - On the History and Meaning of May Day. CSEA Sacramento Area Job Stewards Ass.

1997 Presentation - The Ideology of Capitalism; Reality versus Myth. Political Theory Forum, CSUS, November 21

1997-98 Volunteer, State Department of Parks, 150th Anniversary of Gold Rush Celebration: Preparation of presentation on property rights in the gold fields

1996 Presentation - Time, Property Rights, and Markets. MPPA Program, CSUS, March 6

1996 Presentation - On the Zapatista Intercontinental Conference, CSUS Friends of the Encuentro and Social Work Forum Series

1994 Presentations - On the Economic Foundations of Women's Inequality; On the Theory of Socialism. State Employee's Caucus for a Democratic Union

1993 Presentations - Economics and Economic Classes; Labor and Labor Movements. State Employees Caucus for a Democratic Union

1991 Asimakopulos Prize Committee (Cambridge University)

1991 Presentation - The Neoclassical Illusion. Economics Society, CSUS

1990 Presentation - The Economics of The Crisis in the Middle East. National Student Resistance Week Forum

1990 Presentation - Marxism in Decline? Economics Society of CSUS

1989 Presentation - Is California Burning? CSU Chico

1989 Presentation - Economics of Racism, U.C. Davis, School of Medicine Symposium

1988 Presentation - Economics of Racism, U.C. Davis, Marxist Study Series

1988 Presentation - Economics of Racism, U.C. Berkeley, Marxist Study Series

1987 Presentation - Strategies for Teaching High School Economics, Center for Economic Education

1986 Presentation - The Economics of Apartheid

1985 Presentation - Solutions: Real and Fraudulent

1984 Participant in CSUS Teach-in on El Salvador

1983 Presentation - El Salvador

1983 Presentation - Current Trends in the International Labor Movement, Ass. for Political Studies, CSUS

1981 Presentation - Unitarian School for Social Action

1981 Presentation - Unitarian Universalist Society

1980 Economic Systems and Democracy; Unitarian Conference on Social Issues

1980 Presentation - Capitalism: Competition and Monopoly

1979 Participant in KCRA-TV "Report on Sacramento Bee Strike"

1979 Presentation - The U.S. and Iran

1979 Presentation - Birth of a Nation: Racism and Reaction - An Economic Analysis

1978 Participant, "The Economic System and Black American," KVIE Series on "Themes in the Black World"

1978 Presentation - Economic Crisis

1978 Presentation - The Politics of Reaction

1977 Presentation - Lessons From Working Class History

1977 Participant, Race, Class and Sex in Education Symposium

1977 Presentation - Origin and Development of the Oppression of Women

1976 Presentation to Symposium on Society and Mental Health, CSUS

1975 Presentation on Inflation to New Careers Program, Sacramento Concilio

1974 Presentation to San Juan Unified School District, Symposium on Law in a Free Society

1972 Organizer and Discussant, CSUS Symposium on Imperialism

1971 Series of Radio Broadcasts on Economic Issues, KFBK