AN INTERVIEW WITH HARTMUT KLIEMT ON JAMES M. BUCHANAN OPERA OMNIA

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This work contains notes on an interview with Hartmut Kliemt on James M. Buchanan Opera Omnia.

Anahtar Kelimeler

James M. Buchanan , Hartmut Kliemt , Public Choice

Kaynakça

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