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                                                                       James I. Sturgeon

 

Address:           Department of Economics                                  Phone: (913) 345‑8706 (H)

                        University of Missouri-Kansas City                                (816) 235‑2837 (O)

                        Kansas City, MO 64110

 

Current Positions

             

            Professor of Economics, University of Missouri-Kansas City, September 1997.

 

            Department Chair, University of Missouri-Kansas City, January 2003 – present

 

            Director, Social Science Consortium, a co-discipline in the Inter-Disciplinary Ph.D. Program, University of Missouri-Kansas City, 1995 - present.

           

Education

 

            Post Doctoral Study, George Washington University, 1976‑77. Specialization area: Industrial Organization and Public Policy.

            Ph.D., Economics, University of Oklahoma, 1974.

            Dissertation: Joint Ventures in the International Petroleum Industry: Exploration and Drilling.

            Minor area: Mathematics.

            M.A., Economics, University of Missouri‑Kansas City, 1969.

            B.A., Economics, Kansas State Teachers College, 1968.

 

Experience

            Graduate Advisor, M.A., Ph.D., programs, University of Missouri-Kansas City, 1996-2003.

            Associate Professor of Economics, University of Missouri-Kansas City, 1985-1997

            Assistant Professor of Economics, University of Missouri-Kansas City, 1977-1985.

            Research Associate, Institute for Community Studies, University of Missouri‑Kansas City, September 1978 ‑ August 1979.

            Economist, Federal Trade Commission, Bureau of Economics, Division of Economic Evidence, Washington, D. C., September 1975 ‑ September 1977.

            Assistant Professor of Economics, Emporia State University, Emporia, Kansas, August 1972 ‑ August 1975. Program Chairman, August 1974 ‑ August 1975.

            Adjunct Professor, Union Graduate School, 1976‑1978.

            Director, Mid‑America Economics Institute, Division of Economic Research, Emporia, Kansas, August 1974 ‑ August 1975.

 

Publications

 

Journal Articles

           

“The Nature of the Firm: An Institutionalist Perspective using the Social Fabric Matrix,” The American Journal of Economics and Sociology, submitted, review pending

 

"Relatively Adequate Global Social Theory" with Doug Bowles, et al., Journal of Socio-Economics, Winter 1999.

 

        "What's in A Name: Production Technology in the Multinational Automobile Industry," Journal of Economic Issues June 1993.

 

            "Nature, Hammers and Picasso," Journal of Economic Issues June 1992.

 

            "John Hodges' Review of Abba Lerner's Review of The Theory of Economic Progress," with Hartwell Byrd, Edited with Introduction, Journal of Economic Issues, September 1991.

 

            "Linkages: A Micro Computer Based Research Program," Journal of Economic Issues, September 1989.

 

            "The Life and Work of W. Nelson Peach," Review of Institu­tional Thought, Vol. III, December 1986.

 

            "Louis Junker's Role in the Formation of the Association for Institutional Thought," Review of Institutional Thought, Volume III, December 1986.

 

            "Oligopolistic Cooperation: Conceptual and Empirical Evidence of Market Structure Evolution," Journal of Economic Issues, December, 1985.

 

            "Micro Macro Literature and the Implications of Centralized Private Sector Planning," Journal of Economic Issues, December, 1983.

 

            "Induction and Instrumentalism in Institutional Thought," Journal of Economic Issues, June 1984.

 

            "A History of The Association for Institutional Thought," Review of Institutional Thought, Volume I, December 1981.

           

Articles in Books

 

            The Economy as a System of Power Warren Samuels and Marc Tool, Editors, Reprint, "Oligopolistic Cooperation: Conceptual and Empirical Evidence of Market Structure Evolution," Journal of Economic Issues, 1989.

 

            "The Petroleum Industry in Perspective," in Crisis in Confidence: Corporate America, Clarence Danhof and James C. Worthy, Editors, Sangamon State University Press, Springfield, Illinois, 1975.

 

Journal Abstracts

           

            "Oligopolistic Cooperation: Conceptual and Empirical Evidence of Market Structure Evolution," Journal of Economic Literature, June 1986.

 

            "Thorstein Veblen and Max Weber: Methodological and Theoretical Convergence?," Abstract, Atlantic Economic Journal, September 1983.

 

            "Induction and the Method of Institutional Economics" with W. D. Williams, Abstract, Review of Institutional Thought, Volume II, December 1983.

            "Micro Macro Literature and the Implications of Centralized Private Sector Planning," in Journal of Economic Literature, September, 1984.

 

Government Reports

 

            PURPA Discussion Series: Metering, U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Utility Systems, Washington, D. C., August 1980.

 

            PURPA Discussion Series: Master Metering, U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Utility Systems, Washington, D.  C., January 1981.

 

            PURPA Discussion Series: Billing, U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Utility Systems, Washington, D. C., Febru­ary 1981.

 

            PURPA Discussion Series: Information to Customers, Department of Energy, Office of Utility Systems, Washington, D. C., February 1981.

 

            PURPA Discussion Series: Load Management, Department of Energy, Office of Utility Systems, Washington, D. C., March 1981.

 

            Organizing the Consumer Interest to Deal Energy Issues, with John R. Munkirs and Michael O. Ayers, Illinois Association of Community Action Agencies, Springfield, Illinois. 1980.

 

 

Books

 

Oral history of Institutional Economics, 1950 – present, 12 interviews conducted, manuscript and video CD, DVD’s in progress.

 

The Enduring Tension: Conflict Theories in Economic Thought, First Draft of Manuscript finished

 

C. E. Ayres, The Theory of Economic Progress, Editor and new Introduction, Camera ready and electronic versions, along with copyright, given to the Association for Evolutionary Economics, January 1996

 

            Alternative Streams in Economic Analysis with W. Robert Brazelton and Ivan Weinel, Kendall‑Hunt Publishing Co., 1986, 2nd Edition, December 1991.

 

            A Consumer's Guide to the Economics of Electric Utility Rate Making, Governor's Office of Manpower and Human Development, State of Illinois, and U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Utility Systems, Washington, D. C., 1979.

 

            Selected Readings in Economics, Co‑editor, XIP Press, Lexington, Mass., 1975.

 

Miscellaneous

 

Referee, John Franklin Crowell and the US Industrial Commission Report on Distribution of Farm Products, Journal of Economic Issues, January 2004

 

Book Review, Tragic Conflict and Incommensurable Choice:  An Essay on the Experience of Deciding. Routledge Press, November 2004

 

Referee, Pricing Telephone Services under the Telecommunications Act of 1996, Journal of Economic Issues, September 2002

 

            "Association for Institutional Thought Activities 1980‑1981," International Journal of Social Economics.

 

            "Petroleum and Power," two‑part essay, Chester Press, Inc., Emporia, Kansas, 1975.

 

            "The Future of the U.S. Economy," United Ministries in Higher Education Forum, Emporia, Kansas, April 1974.

 

Research Citations

 

            Joint Ventures in the International Petroleum Industry: Exploration and Drilling, Ph.D., Dissertation, 1974, cited in:

 

                        John R. Munkirs, The Transformation of American Capitalism: From Competitive Market Structures to Centralized Private Sector Planning. (New York: M.E. Sharpe, Inc.) 1985).

 

                        Edward S. Herman, Corporate Control, Corporate Power (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press) 1981.

 

                        W. Nelson Peach, The Energy Outlook for the 1980's, Joint Economic Committee, U.S. Congress, (Washington, D. C.) 1973.

 

            "Toward a Theory of Price," presented at the Western Social Science Association Convention, Denver, Colorado, April 1977, cited in:

 

                        Marc Tool, "Constructs of Value, Freedom, and Equality in Institutional Economics," The Social Science Journal, January 1978.

 

                        Paul D. Bush, "A Veblen‑Ayres Model of Institutional Economics," a paper presented at the Western Social Science Association Convention, April 1978.

 

                        James Swaney, "An Optimal Theory of Price and Resource Allocation," a paper presented at the Western Social Science Association Convention, April 1981.

 

            "Induction and Instrumentalism in Institutional Thought," Journal Economic Issues, June 1984, cited in:

 

                        Walter C. Neale, "The Humane and the Human: Assaulting Petr (With a Swipe at Hill and Owen), Journal of Economic Issues, September 1984.

                        Kurt Dopfer, Journal of Economic Issues, Vol. 20, 1986.

 

                        Glenn, Behavioral Analysis, Vol. 8, 1985.

 

                        Bodily, Journal of Economic Issues, Vol. 21, 1987.

 

                        James Webb, Journal of Economic Issues, Vol. 21, 1987.

 

 

            "Micro Macro Literature and the Implications of Centralized Private Sector Planning," Journal of Economic Issues, December, 1983.

 

                        John Munkirs, "The Existence and Exercise of Corporate Power: An Opaque Fact"          Journal of Economic Issues, Vol. 21, December 1987.

           

            "The Anational Corporation," presented at the Midwest Economics Association meetings, April 1982.

 

                        William Dugger, "The Transaction Cost Analysis of Oliver E. Williamson: A New Synthesis?" Journal of Economic Issues, March 1983.

 

Fellowship, Grant and Contract Awards

 

            Grant, Association for Evolutionary Economics, January 2001-04, $3,000, for Oral History of Institutional Economics.

 

            Contract with Hickman Mills School District, $11,000, 1998

 

Assisted in Procurement of Center for Full Employment and Price Stability and associated faculty, $4,000,000 over 10 years

 

            Agency: COMBAT/Health and Human Services

                        Project Title:   Evaluation of  Combat Effectiveness in Community Education

                        Results:  Grant of $22,000 to Social Sciences Consortium awarded, September 1999

 

            Agency: College of Arts and Sciences, University of Missouri‑Kansas City

 

                        Project Title: The Evolution of Interlocking Directorates: From Market Management to Economic Planning

 

                        Results: $640 for research assistance. Research is under way and a paper was presented at a regional economics association meeting that presents some of the early findings of this project.

 

           

Agency: U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Utility Systems

 

                        Project Title: PURPA Discussion Series.

 

                        Results: $100,000 Contract Awarded for period October 15, 1979 ‑ December 31, 1981. Project completed and five reports published by the Department of Energy.

 

            Agency: State of Illinois and Federal Energy Administration

 

                        Project Title: A Guide to Electric Utility Economics

 

                        Results: Two contracts totaling $19,000 awarded.

                        A book entitled A Consumers Guide To Electric Utility Economics was written and published by the State of Illinois and the Department of Energy in 1978.

 

            Agency: Administration on Aging

 

                        Project Title: Certificate Program in Gerontology

 

                        Results: UMKC Joint Centers on Aging awarded $60,000 grant in 1980 to conduct training program leading toward a graduate certificate in gerontology. I part­icipated as one of the grant conceptualizers and writers and I have taught The Economics of Aging in the program as well as lectured to other classes on the subject.

 

            Agency: Joint Centers on Aging, University of Missouri

 

                        Project Title: Post‑Doctoral Fellowship in Aging Studies

 

                        Results: Awarded Fellowship ($3,200) for summer 1978.

           

            National Science Foundation Summer Research Fellow, University of Missouri‑Kansas City, June ‑ August 1969.

 

Direction of Graduate Work

 

Myles Gartland, Operational Lock-in of Physician Reimbursement Methods: The Economic vs. the Institutional Manager, May 03

 

Director, Ph.D. Dissertation, Zohreh Niknia, Fall 2001, The Intersection of Immigration and

Gender: The Socioeconomic Integration of Iranian Immigrant Women in the Kansas City Metropolitan Area.  Outstanding Dissertation Award, UMKC School of Graduate Studies, 2002.

 

Director, Ph.D., Dissertation, Jules Townsend, The Effects of Race on Prison Sentence, A Social and Economic Analysis, May 1997.

           

            Doctoral Faculty, 1992-present.

            Graduate Faculty, 1979-present.

            Doctoral Committee Director, , John Jumara, Linwood Tauheed

            Doctoral Committee, Member, Dean Dohrman, William Venable, Chris Martin, Douglas Bowels

            Director, Masters Thesis, Michael Peterson, The Development and Redefinition of the Service Economy, University of Missouri-Kansas City, 1989.

            Director, Master Thesis, Michael Kelsey, The Issue of Privatization in Electric Utilities, University of Missouri-Kansas City, 1986-present

            Director, Master Thesis, Mohammad Bozorgnia, The Role of Internal Contradictions and Trade in the Decline of Feudalism and the Rise of Industrialization, University of Missouri‑Kansas City, 1982.

            Principal Reader for Master Comprehensives, Institutional Economic Theory, University of Missouri‑Kansas City, 1978‑present.

            Principal reader, Political Economy Ph.D., Comprehensives, 1995- present

 

 

Professional Paper Presentations

 

"QWERTY, Culture and Mudholes "Allied Social Science Association, San Diego, CA January 2004

                

"John Dewey on Economics and Economic Policy", Western Social Science Association, Las Vegas, NV April 2003

                                                                

"Consumption Concepts: Maximization, Habitual Inertia, Agency?" With William D. Williams and Jairo Parada, Western Social Science Association, Albuquerque, New Mexico, April 2002

 

"John Dewey and Richard Posner on Pragmatism", Allied Social Science Association, Washington, D.C. January 2003

 

Enron: Reasonable Value and Exploitation Value with Clayton A.Newton Allied Social Science Association, Washington, D.C. January 2003

 

           Institutional Theory of Business Cycle, Missouri Valley Economic Association, February 2001

 

            Drug Use, Employment in a Social Fabric Analysis, COMBAT Institute, April 2001.

 

            Drug use patterns in the KC Metro Area COMBAT Research Committee, November 2001

 

            Mudholes, Qwertys and Economic Analysis, Western Social Science Association, San Diego,

            April 2000.

 

Global labor policy and Skills Assessment,  Western Social Science Association, Fort Worth, Texas, April 1999

 

            Reciprocity, a key concept in Economic Theory, Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics, Vienna, Austria, July 1998.

 

            Institutional Economics, Principles, Nature and Scope, Society for the Advancement of Socio-       Economics, Vienna, Austria, July 1998.

 

“Class Structure and Relatively Homogeneous Labor Markets" with Doug Bowles, Allied Social Science Association, New Orleans, La, January 1997

                 

"Income Distribution theory: Institutional and Standard Approaches" Missouri Valley Economics Association, St. Louis, Feb 1997

                        

"The Enduring Tension and the Theory of the Firm" Western Social Science Association, Albuquerque, NM, April 1997

                        

"Relatively Homogeneous Labor Markets and the Skills Matrix" with Doug Bowles, Society for the Advancement of Socio-economics, Montreal, Canada, July 1997

 

            The Enduring Tension and the Nature of the Firm, Society for the Advancement of Socio- Economics, Geneva, Switzerland, July 1996.

 

            The Nature of the Firm and the Social Fabric Matrix,  Association for Evolutionary Economics, Oakland, Ca., 1996

 

            “The Nature of the Firm:  An Institutionalist Perspective, Missouri Valley Economic          Association, Kansas City, Mo 1995.

 

            "What's in A Name: Production Technology in the Multinational Automobile Industry," Anaheim, Cal., June 1993.

 

            Nature, Hammers and Picasso, Presidential Address, Association For Evolutionary Economics, January 1992.

 

            Instrumental Value Theory and Cultural Relativism, Southwestern Social Science Association, Fort Worth, Texas, March 1990.

 

            "Image and Imagination: An Analysis of Kenneth Boulding's The Image, Missouri Valley Economic Association, Memphis, Tennessee, February 1990.

 

            "Interlocking Directorates and Administrative Evolution," Allied Social Sciences Association, Atlanta, December, 1989.

 

            "Veblen on Economic Development," Atlantic Economic Society, Barcelona, Spain, March 1989.

 

            "Ceremonial Values and Valuation in Institutional Theory," Southwestern Social Science Association, Little Rock, March 1989.

 

            "Research Report on Interlocking Directorates," Southwestern Social Science Association, Little Rock, March, 1989.

 

            "Thorstein Veblen: Economist, Philosopher, Prophet," presented at the Atlantic Economic Society Convention, London, England, April 1988.

 

            "The Collected Papers of John R. Hodges," presented at the Southwestern Social Science Association Convention, Houston, Texas, March 1988.

 

            "Oligopolistic Cooperation in the Petroleum (Energy) Industry," presented at the Western Social Science Associa­tion Convention, El Paso, Texas, April 1987.

 

            "The Evolution of Interlocking Directorates: From Market Management to Economic Planning," at Western Social Science Association, Reno, Nevada, April 1986.

 

            "Theory in Institutional Economics: Some Minor Reservations Concerning the State of the Art," at the Missouri Valley Economic Association, Memphis, Tennessee, March 8, 1985.

 

            "Oligopolistic Cooperation: Conceptual and Empirical Evidence of Market Structure Evolution," with John R. Munk­irs, at the Western Social Science Association, Fort Worth, Texas, April 26, 1985.

 

            Presidential Address, Association For Institutional Thought, "U.S. Economic Progress and Social Theory: One Down, One Up." Fort Worth, Texas, April 26, 1985.

 

            "The Life and Work of W. Nelson Peach," at Western Social Science Association, Fort Worth, Texas, April, 25, 1985.

 

            "An Institutional Perspective on the Contemporary U.S. Economy: Micro/Macro Implications," presented at the West­ern Social Science Association Convention, Albuquerque, New Mexico, April 1983.

 

            "Thorstein Veblen and Max Weber: Theoretical and Method­ological Convergence?," presented at the Atlantic Economic Society Convention, Paris, France, March 1983.

 

            "Louis Junker's Contribution to the Formation of the Associ­ation for Institutional Thought," read at the Western Social Science Association Convention, Denver, Colorado, April 1982.

 

            "The Anational Petroleum Industry," presented at the Midwest Economics Association Convention, Chicago, Illinois, April 1982.

 

Professional Papers Discussed

 

            Institutionalist Perspectives of Market Failure, papers by, Edythe Miller, Harry Trebing and Laurence Schute, Western Social Science Association, Portland, Oregon, April 1990.

 

            Ann Mayhew, The History of the Sherman Act, Allied Social Science Association, Atlanta, December, 1989.

 

            Ann Mari May, Missouri Valley Economic Association, Kansas City, February, 1989.

 

            Edward Sattler, "The Impact of Public Utility Holding Companies ‑ Positive or Negative," at the Missouri Valley Economics Association Convention, St. Louis, Mo, March 1986.

 

            Anne Mayhew, "Alternative Technologies Versus Institutiona­list Ideas About Technology: A False Issue?" at the Western Social Science Association Convention, Reno, NV, April 1986.

 

            William T. Waller, "Ceremonial Encapsulation and Corporate Cultural Hegemony," at the Western Social Science Associa­tion Convention, Reno, NV, April 1986.

 

            John R. Sellers, "Resources, Technology and the Limits to Growth," at the Western Social Science Association Conven­tion, Reno, NV, April 1986.

 

            John W. Mogab, "The Veblenian/Ayresian Dichotomy and the Transfer of Soft Technologies to LDC's," at the Western Social Science Association Convention, Reno, NV, April 1986.

           

            Frederick R. Strobel, "U.S. Banking and Corporate Structure: Some Implications for Corporate Policy," at the Association For Evolutionary Economics Convention, Dallas, Texas, 1984.

 

            Roy H. Vogt, "Corporate Power and the Development of New Competition Policies in Canada," at the Association for Evolutionary Economics Convention, Dallas, Texas, 1984.

 

            John R. Munkirs, "An Institutional Analysis of the Post‑ Keynesian Theory of Oligopoly Pricing," at the Midwest Economics Association Convention, St.Louis, Missouri, 1983.

 

 

Other Professional Activities

 

Moderator, Economic Policy and Institutions, Western Social Science Association, Las Vegas, NV April 2003

 

            Chairman, "Public Utility Regulation," Missouri Valley Economics Association, St. Louis, MO, March 1986.

 

            Chairman, "Industrial Conduct and Performance," Western Social Science Association Convention, Reno, NV 1986.

 

            Attended, American Economics Association Convention, New York City, NY, December, 1985.

 

            Chairman, Re‑Examining Earlier Thinkers, Western Social Science Association Convention, Albuquerque, New Mexico, April 1983.

 

            Chairman, Institutional Methodology, Western Social Science Association Convention, Denver, Colorado, April 1978.

 

            Chairman, Capitalism and Institutional Economics, Western Economics Association Convention, San Francisco, California, June 1976.

 

            Attended, U.S. Department of Energy Conference on Time‑of‑ Use Electric Rates, Denver, Colorado, April 1980.

 

            Attended, Midwest Council for Social Research on Aging Seminar, Dillon, Colorado, June 13 ‑ 20, 1979.

 

            Attended, Midwest Council for Social Research on Aging Seminar, Kansas City, Missouri, January 11 ‑ 14, 1979.

 

            Invited Lecture, "The FTC Case Against the Major U.S. Oil Companies," at West Virginia Wesleyan University, October 1975.

 

            Panelist, "The Petroleum Industry," Colloquium on Crisis in Confidence: Corporate America, Sangamon State University,                                                       

 

            Invited Lecture, "Petroleum and the Energy Crisis," Joint Physics and Chemistry Seminar, Emporia State University, April 1974.

 

            Invited Lecture, "The Role of Institutions in Industrial Organization," Sangamon State University, January 1973.

 

            Invited Lecture, "The International Oil Industry: Its Impact on the Middle East," Arab‑American Friendship Club, Emporia State University, February 1973.

 

 

University Service

 

            Faculty Grievance Committee, 1997-present

            Salary Committee, 1997-present

            Steering Committee, Umkc, Fall 1995.

            Space Committee,  Umkc, 1996

            Affirmative Action Task Force, UMKC, September 1985 ‑ 1987.

            Ph.D. in Economic and Public Policy Task Force, March 1986.

            Board of Directors, Communiversity, October 1983‑present.

            Secretary of Faculty, College Arts and Sciences, University of Missouri‑Kansas City, 1982‑1983.

            Steering Committee, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Missouri‑Kansas City, 1981‑1983, and 1984‑85.

            Secretary, Curriculum Committee, College of Arts & Sciences, University of Missouri‑Kansas City, 1984‑85. Member of committee 1984‑1987.

            Pre‑professional Committee, University of Missouri‑Kansas City, 1980‑present.

Bachelor of General Studies and Program for Adult Continuing Education, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Missouri‑Kansas City, 1981.      

            Joe E. Brown Institutional Economics Award Committee, Economics Department,            University of Missouri‑Kansas City, 1980‑present.

 

Editorial Boards

 

            Member, The Review of Institutional Thought, 1981 ‑ 1984.

            Referee, The Journal of Economic Issues, 1982 – 2004

            Referee, The Journal of Economics, 1984 ‑ 87

            Referee, The Social Science Quarterly, 1985 ‑ present.

            Referee, The Social Science Journal, 1990 - present.

 

Professional Associations

 

            Member:          

                        Association for Institutional Thought

                        Association for Evolutionary Economics

                        Atlantic Economic Society

                        American Economic Association

                        Midwest Economic Association

                        Society for the Advancement of Socio-economics

                        Southwestern Social Science Association

                        Western Social Science Association

 

Community Service

 

            Speech, "Wolf Creek and Electric Rates in Kansas City" Uni­ted Methodist Church of Indian Heights, September 1985.

 

            Advisor, United Methodist Ministers, Public Hearings on Wolf Creek, March 1985.

 

            Advisor, Kansas City Energy Commission, April 1984.  City Development Advisory Committee, Energy Park Project, Kansas City, Missouri, 1982 ‑ 1984.

 

            Underground Hydroponics Research Committee, Joint Committee of UMKC, Kansas City Businessmen and City of Kansas City.

 

            Advisor, Citizens/Labor Energy Coalition, Kansas City, Missouri, 1983 ‑ 1984.

 

            Advisor, Mid‑America Regional Council, "The Impact of Wolf Creek on Electric Rates in Kansas City, March 1984.

 

            Speech, "The Impact of Wolf Creek on Kansas City," Johnson County Community College, September 1984.

           

            Speech, "Wolf Creek and the Kansas City Economy," University of Chicago Club, Kansas City, MO., September 1984.

 

            Speech, "Wolf Creek and Proposition B," League of Women Voters, Kansas City, MO., October 1984.

 

            Speech, "Reaganomics: Economic and Ethical Bankruptcy," All Souls Unitarian Church, Kansas City, Missouri, January 1983.

 

            Speech, "What Will be the New Technology and Job Require­ments for the U.S. Economy," Chamber of Commerce, Kansas City, Missouri, July 7, 1982.

 

            Panel Member, "Energy Lifestyles 80's Seminars," sponsored by Macy's and Consumer Action Now, Kansas City, Missouri, October 1980.

 

            Session Organizer and Convener, "The New Economics," World Future Society, International Convention, Kansas City, Missouri, October 1981.

 

            Presenter, "Economic Power, Nutrition and the Food Supply," Conference on Creating a Sustainable Stable Food Supply, Leavenworth, Kansas, 1982.

 

            Member, Natural Gas Issues Study Committee, American Friends Society, Kansas City, Missouri, 1983.

           

            Coordinator of Student Research Assistants for City Develop­ment Department, Energy Park Project, 1982‑1983.

 

Television Programs

 

            "Wolf Creek, Its Impact on Kansas City," 30 minute program KMBC, Channel 9, Kansas City, MO., November 1984.

           

            "Wolf Creek Perspectives," 10 minute KYFC, Channel 50, Kan­sas City, MO., May 1985.

 

            "Wolf Creek Perspectives," 1 hour program KCPT, Channel 19, Kansas City, MO., May 1984

 

            "Wolf Creek in Perspective," 1 hour program, American Cablevision, Kansas City, MO., March 1984.

 

            Interview, "Reaganomics: is it Working," Channel 4, Kansas City, Missouri, January 16, 1983.

 

Radio Programs

 

            Faculty Club, Station KCUR, September 1985.

 

            Interview, "Proposition B in Missouri," Station KCUR, Octo­ber, 1984.

 

            Interview, "Reaganomics," Station KCMO, Kansas City, Missouri, October 1981.

 

            Interview, "The Impact of Wolf Creek on Electric Rates," Station KCMO, Kansas City, Mo, January, 1984.

 

            Interview, "The Dissolution of AT&T," Station KCUR, University of Missouri‑Kansas City, March 1982.

 

            Interview, "The Economics of Aging," Station KCUR, University of Missouri‑Kansas City, December 1979.

 

            Interview, "Inflation and Wage Price Controls", Station KCUR, University of Missouri‑Kansas City, March 1979.

 

            Interview, "Unemployment, Inflation and Corporations," Station KRHA, Emporia State University, January 1975.

 

Newspaper Interviews and Stories

 

            Interview, "Wolf Creek's Impact on Kansas City Busi­ness," Kansas City Star, April 11, 1984.

 

            Interview, "The Cancellation of Callaway II Nuclear Plant," St. Louis Globe Democrat, February 2, 1983.

 

            Interview, "Regulatory Practices of the Illinois Commerce Commission," Chicago Tribune, March 13, 1983.

 

            Interview and Story, "The Energy Crisis," State Jour­nal Register, Springfield, Illinois, January 9, 1975.

                       

            Interview, The Revised KCPLAN, Kansas City Star, October 6, 1983.

 

            Interview, "Poverty Standards in the U.S. Economy," Kansas City Star, July 19, 1982.

           

            Interview, "Rate increases for KCP&L and KG&E," Kansas City Times, May 1985.

 

Honors and Awards

 

            Award from City of Kansas City for service on Advisory Committee for Energy Park Project, 1982‑1984.

 

            Western Social Science Association, Certificate of Appreciation and Commendation, for excellence in service as program chairman, 1984.

 

Expert Testimony

 

            Before the Federal Trade Commission ‑

 

            FTC v. Reichhold Chemicals Corp., 1977, Docket # D9076, testimony concerning relevant market and effects on competi­tion of the acquisition of Corrulux Corp.

 

            Before the Illinois Commerce Commission ‑

 

            Consumers Gas Company of Illinois, Rate proceeding, Direct Testimony, Docket #90‑1491, August 1985.

 

            Central Illinois Light Company Diversification proceeding, Direct Testimony, Docket #84‑0413, November 20, 1984.

 

            Union Electric Company's rate increase proceeding, Direct Testimony, Callaway II Nuclear Plant Cancellation, Docket # 82‑0525, February 2, 1983.

 

            Union Electric Company's rate increase proceeding, Rebuttal Testimony, Callaway II Nuclear Plant Cancellation, Docket # 82‑0525, March 9, 1983.

 

            Commonwealth Edison's Company's rate increase proceeding, Direct Testimony, Rate of Growth of Demand, Air Conditioner Saturation, Docket # 82‑0026, February 3, 1983.

 

            Commonwealth Edison's interim rate increase proceeding, Direct Testimony, Evaluation of Bond Rating Methodology by Commission Staff, Docket # 80‑0546, October 1980.

           

            Before the Kansas Corporation Commission ‑

 

            Kansas Gas & Electric, Kansas City Power & Light, General Hearing, Docket #142,098‑U, May 1985.

 

            Kansas Gas & Electric, Rate Hearing, Docket #142,098‑U,

            June 1985

 

            Kepco's participation in Wolf Creek Nuclear Generating Station, Direct Testimony, Docket # 120 783‑U, July 1, 1980.

 

            Before Federal District Court

 

            Bain and Brashears v. Champlin Oil Company, Docket # 77‑0674 CVW‑4, Western District of Missouri, October 19, 1981.

 

            William M. Page v. Mobil Oil Corporation, Docket # 75CV 399‑W‑5, Western District of Missouri, January 18, 1982.

 

            Rodney M. Mitchell v. Emporia State University and John Visser et al., Docket # 78‑4189, District of Kansas, August 10, 1981.

 

Before Kansas State Court

           

            Leonard Homalka Case, Expected In‑home Medical Care Costs, March 1981.

 

            Before the Missouri Legislature

 

            Nuclear Power Costs due to Plant Shutdowns, House Committee on Consumer Protection, January 1983.