My thesis was 425 pages and it goes for the same price. A bargain!
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From: Doug Henwood [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 03, 2000 8:00 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PEN-L:239] Re: Re: Re: Re: contentville
Max Sawicky wrote:
Bastids. selling my
. . .
I am with Jim on this one. My entire roralties from
writing academic and
political articles amount to less than $100 in 20 years. I
would be happy if
someone read and used the stuff. I did make several
hardcover copies of my
dissertation (one for the U, one each for mt parents and
Max Sawicky wrote:
Bastids. selling my diss for money. Outrageous.
Wow. And just $29.95! The Laffer effect? How kinky of you, Max.
ON THE FISCAL BEHAVIOR OF STATE GOVERNMENTS
by max ben sawicky
Degree : PHD
School : UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND COLLEGE PARK (0117)
Date : 1991
Pages : 237
In a message dated 8/1/00 8:40:27 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Want to download Justin's thesis? Henwood's latest article in the
Monthly Review etc.? For a fee of course. Just go here:
http://search.contentville.com/content/archives.asp
How do these people manage
Actually it seems that theses must be purchased unbound (about 30 dollars US) or
sprialbound, about twice that. Articles can be downloaded it seems. All theses
seem to be equal in price terms. My thesis "Fatalism" is no cheaper than theses
with paragraph-long titles.
Cheers, Ken Hanly
[EMAIL
Ken Hanly wrote:
Want to download Justin's thesis? Henwood's latest article in the
Monthly Review etc.? For a fee of course. Just go here:
http://search.contentville.com/content/archives.asp
How do these people manage to do this without infringing
copyright? Canadian Dimension is one of the
From: "Ken Hanly" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Want to download Justin's thesis? Henwood's latest article in the
Monthly Review etc.? For a fee of course. Just go here:
http://search.contentville.com/content/archives.asp
How do these people manage to do this without infringing
copyright? Canadian
Hey, my dissertation is on there too! Back when my middle name was
"Nicholson"! Maybe someone will read the damned thing. I know my committee
just barely did so. I must say I value having it read more than any income
I might get from Bell Howell. I might even buy a hard-bound edition for
Also, check out Baker, Nicholson. 2000. "Deadline: A Desperate Plea to
Stop Trashing of America's Historic Newspapers." New Yorker (24 July): pp.
42-61, which complements the story in my last post.
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel.
I'm enclosing the URL for the story about Bell and Howell. Perhaps Carrol can
offer some background background to the story. As an undergraduate at Michigan,
I was told that the owner of the University Microfilms was on the Board of
Regents and had all sources sweetheart deals. My college
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