Professors @ UMKC economics

Faculty
	Judy Ancel, Director of the Institute for Labor Studies Labor history, leadership and mobilization, and global economic issues ancelj@umkc.edu
	William K. Black, Associate Professor of Economics and Law, Executive Director of the Institute for Fraud Prevention Ph.D., University of California at Irvine J.D., University of Michigan Law School Public Finance, Regulation, White-Collar Crime, Political Economy BlackW@umkc.edu C.V. Brief Bio
	Doug Bowles, Assistant Director, CEI Director, Social Science Consortium Ph.D., University of Missouri - Kansas City Interdisciplinary Social Science, Urban Development and Geographic Information Systems bowlesdh@umkc.edu C.V.
	W. Robert Brazelton, Professor Emeritus Ph.D., University of Oklahoma Macroeconomic Analysis and Countercyclical Macroeconomic Policy, Comparative Economics Systems, and Institutional-Post Keynesian Economic Analysis. BrazeltonW@umkc.edu
	Peter J. Eaton, Associate Professor, Econometrics, Director of CEI Ph.D., University of Florida Public Finance Forecasting, Spatial Relations in Economics, Human Resource Economics, Computer Aided Instruction in Economics. eatonp@umkc.edu
	Mathew Forstater, Associate Professor, Director of CFEPS Ph.D. New School for Social Research History of Economic Thought, Economic Methodology, Political Economy, Public Policy, Economics of Discrimination, Environmental Economics, African and African American Economic History. forstaterm@umkc.edu
	John F. Henry, Professor of Economics Ph.D., McGill University History of Economic Thought, economic theory, economic history, economics of racism, economic development henryjf@umkc.edu
	Michael Kelsay, Research Associate, Lecturer. Ph.D., University of Tennessee-Knoxville Environmental Economics, regional economics, and public finance kelsaym@umkc.edu
	Stephanie Kelton, Assistant Professor Ph.D., New School for Social Research Monetary theory, employment policy, history of economic monetary thought, social security, and European monetary integration bellsa@umkc.edu
	Frederic S. Lee, Professor, M.A Adviser Ph.D Rutgers University Heterodox Microeconomics, industrial organization and market governance, history of heterodox economics since 1945, and heterodox price and production model leefs@umkc.edu
	Erik Olsen, Assistant Professor Ph.D., University of Massachusetts, Amherst `Political Economy, Urban and Regional Economics, Heterodox Macroeconomics` `Economy of Northern Ireland, Social Accounting Matrices & Computable Economic Models` olsenek@umkc.edu
	James I. Sturgeon, Professor, Department Chair Ph.D., University of Oklahoma Institutional Economics, Industrial Organization, and Political Economy. sturgeonj@umkc.edu
	Linwood F. Tauheed, Visiting Associate Professor, Economics and Black Studies Ph.D., University of Missouri-Kansas City Institutional Economics, Economic Methodology, African American Political Economy, Community Economic Development, Analysis of Education, System Dynamics Modeling TauheedL@umkc.edu
	Karen Vorst, Professor, Undergraduate Advisor Ph.D., Indiana University Monetary Theory and Policy, Money and Banking, Macroeconomics, and Monetary Issues in Transition Economies. vorstk@umkc.edu
	F.E. Wagner, Professor Emeritus Economics of Development, Labor Economics, Energy Economics wagnerf@umkc.edu
	John O. Ward, Professor Emeritus Ph.D., University of Okalahoma Human Resourses, Economics of Development, Law and Economics. wardjo@umkc.edu
	James Webb, Visiting Professor and Lecturer Philosophy of Economics, Methodology, Econometrics, and U.S. Anti-Drug Policy. webbj@umkc.edu
	L.Randall Wray, Professor, Ph.D adviser, Senior Research Associate, CFEPS Ph.D. Washington University, St. Louis Critique of orthodox monetary policy, and development of an alternative, Full Employment Policy, Modern Money, and Monetary Theory of Production. wrayr@umkc.edu
	Ben Young, Lecturer Economics of Development and Institutional Economics. youngb@umkc.edu
Visiting Professors & Instructors
	Jan A. Kregel, Visiting Distinguished Research Professor and UN Financial Expert Ph.D., Rutgers University Financial Macroeconomics, Development Economics, Post Keynesian Economics Kregel-ny@un.edu
	Michael Hudson, Visiting Distinguished Research Professor Money, Financial History, Balance-of-payments and Flow-of-funds Analysis. hudsonmi@aol.com