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PhD Economics University of Notre Dame
Masters Economics University of Notre Dame
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According to Wikipedia, David L. Prychitko is an American economist of the Austrian School. Prychitko is a critic of Marxism, but defends the idea of workers' self-managed firms in a freed market system. Prychitko is a tenured professor at Northern Michigan University.

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Beyond positivism and relativism : theory, method and evidence (1997) (301)
The Market Process: Essays in Contemporary Austrian Economics (1994) (72)
Competing explanations of the Minsky moment: The financial instability hypothesis in light of Austrian theory (2010) (43)
Individuals, institutions, interpretations : hermeneutics applied to economics (1995) (30)
The Market Process (1994) (25)
Why economists disagree : an introduction to the alternative schools of thought (1998) (25)
PRODUCER COOPERATIVES AND LABOR-MANAGED SYSTEMS (1996) (22)
Formalism in Austrian‐school welfare economics: Another pretense of knowledge? (1993) (18)
Markets, planning and democracy : essays after the collapse of communism (2002) (15)
Marxism and Workers' Self-Management: The Essential Tension (1991) (15)
Is an Independent Nonprofit Sector Prone to Failure? An Austrian School Analysis of the Salamon Paradigm and the Lohmann Challenge (2004) (14)
Marxism and decentralized socialism (1988) (13)
Disagreement over the emergence of private property rights: alternative meanings, alternative explanations (2006) (11)
The critique of workers' self-management: Austrian perspectives and economic theory (1996) (11)
1985: A defining year in the history of modern Austrian economics (2011) (10)
market process theories (1998) (10)
Communicative Action and the Radical Constitution: The Habermasian Challenge to Hayek, Mises and Their Descendents (2006) (9)
METHODOLOGICAL INDIVIDUALISM AND THE AUSTRIAN SCHOOL : A Note on its Critics (1990) (8)
The welfare state: What is left? (1990) (7)
After Davidson, who needs the Austrians? Reply to Davidson (1993) (6)
Markets, Planning And Democracy (2002) (6)
The political economy of workers' self-management : a market process critique (1988) (4)
Ludwig Lachmann and the farther reaches of Austrian economics (1987) (4)
Marxisms and market processes (1994) (4)
Expanding the Anarchist Range: a critical reappraisal of Rothbard's contribution to the contemporary theory of anarchism (1997) (4)
Hayekian Socialism: Rethinking Burczak, Ellerman, and Kirzner (1998) (3)
The dangers that court hermeneutics rejoinder to Lavoie (1997) (3)
Book Review: Wither Socialism? by Joseph E. Stiglitz (1996) (3)
Socialism as Cartesian Legacy: The Radical Element within F.A. Hayek’s The Fatal Conceit: Essays after the Collapse of Communism (2002) (2)
Lachmann's plan, and its lesson: Comment on Lavoie (1997) (2)
Does Market Socialism Have a Future? From Lange and Lerner to Schumpeter and Stiglitz: Essays after the Collapse of Communism (2002) (2)
Mr. Boulding and the Austrians (1996) (2)
Did Horvat Answer Hayek? The Crisis of Yugoslav Self-Management: Essays after the Collapse of Communism (2002) (1)
After the fall: An introduction to the symposium on models of socialism (1996) (1)
Don Lavoie's graduate lectures on comparative economic systems: George Mason University, Fall 1985 (2009) (1)
Cato Institute Policy Analysis No . 95 : Modernizing Markets in Post-Mao China : On the Road to Capitalism ? (2010) (1)
Marx, postmodernism, and self‐management: Reply to Abell (1997) (1)
Comparative economic systems (1994) (1)
Marxism and Decentralized Socialism: Essays after the Collapse of Communism (2002) (0)
Digitized Version The road to European Economic and Monetary Union Intereconomics (2008) (0)
Contents: Essays after the Collapse of Communism (2002) (0)
The Traders’ Cross: Identifying Traders’ Surpluses in the Traditional Edgeworth Exchange Diagram (2010) (0)
Comparative Economic Systems: Essays after the Collapse of Communism (2002) (0)
Perestroika in Yugoslavia: Lessons from Four Decades of Self-Management: Essays after the Collapse of Communism (2002) (0)
The Welfare State: What is Left?: Essays after the Collapse of Communism (2002) (0)
Hayekian Socialism: Rethinking Burczak, Ellerman and Kirzner: Essays after the Collapse of Communism (2002) (0)
Acknowledgements: Essays after the Collapse of Communism (2002) (0)
Marx, Postmodernism and Self-Management: Reply to Abell: Essays after the Collapse of Communism (2002) (0)
References: Essays after the Collapse of Communism (2002) (0)
The roots of apartheid (1986) (0)
Marxisms and Market Processes: Essays after the Collapse of Communism (2002) (0)
Expanding the Anarchist Range: A Critical Reappraisal of Rothbard’s Contribution to the Contemporary Theory of Anarchism: Essays after the Collapse of Communism (2002) (0)
Formalism in Australian-school welfare economics : another pretense of knowledge? / David L Prychitko (2012) (0)
Index: Essays after the Collapse of Communism (2002) (0)
The road to European Economic and Monetary Union (2008) (0)
The Collapse of Communism – A Decade Later: Essays after the Collapse of Communism (2002) (0)
Formalism in Austrian School Welfare Economics: Another Pretense of Knowledge?: Essays after the Collapse of Communism (2002) (0)
The Roots of Apartheid: A Book Review of 'The Colour Bar' by William H. Hutt (1986) (0)
The Critique of Workers’ Self-Management: Austrian Perspectives and Economic Theory: Essays after the Collapse of Communism (2002) (0)
Introduction: Markets, Planning and Democracy in the Age of Post-Communism: Essays after the Collapse of Communism (2002) (0)
Does Morality Hamper the Market Process? A Reappraisal of the Mises Thesis (2006) (0)
Thoughts on Austrian Economics, ‘Austro-Punkism’, and Libertarianism: Essays after the Collapse of Communism (2002) (0)
Copyright: Essays after the Collapse of Communism (2002) (0)
Apartheid and the Market: A Response to Hoffenberg (1987) (0)
Catholicism, Calvinism, and the Comparative Developement of Economic Doctrine (2003) (0)
Don Lavoie’s Contributions to Comparative Economics (2006) (0)

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