Arthur Seldon was born in 1916 and has been writing on classical liberal economics since the 1930s, when he was a student at the London School of E...

This book focuses on voting practices, election reform and local election officials who are critical to the administration of federal elections and...

This book provides details about new and exciting ways of administering elections so that each jurisdiction can chart the future of its own system ...

In American Samoa, the first minimum wage increase raised the wages of about three-quarters of workers at private sector employers. By 2016, the mi...

This book examines wage earnings from 1975 through to 2009 with a focus on real earnings, health insurance, pension coverage, and the distribution ...

The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have cost the United States in many ways. For the American Armed Forces, the human toll has been profound: as of 2...

On 16 September 2013, Aaron Alexis, a Navy contractor employee with a Secret security clearance, shot and killed 12 U.S. Navy civilian and contract...

Wasted Talent is a call to action against a system that has failed workers for too long. The future of work was supposed to be about more innovatio...

This unique book offers an introduction to the development of renewable energy in Australia in the early 2000s. Examining the rise of dispersed, em...

"We gambled everything-our careers, our fortunes, the future of our nation-and every day brought new discoveries. It was like living on a frontier....

Voting is fundamental to our democracy, yet many U.S. citizens who are eligible to vote do not take advantage of their constitutional right to vote...

Welfare economics is a branch of economics that uses microeconomic techniques to simultaneously determine allocative efficiency within an economy a...

Volume 6 of "The Collected Works of Arthur Seldon" examines the failure of state-supported welfare programs to benefit the people most in need of h...

Accurately determining how much of our economy's total production is American-made can be a daunting task. However, data from the Commerce Departme...

What / Who are we After the Transition? is not only an expression fit for a book title, but also a tense issue whose rational solutions are slow in...

Retirement in America is still possible but becoming less a widespread reality given the economic crisis strangling the country. This book looks at...

Whistleblowing is "the act of reporting waste, fraud, abuse and corruption in a lawful manner to those who can correct the wrongdoing." Safeguardin...

How can the G20 fulfill their role most efficiently in the post-crisis era, and what role do the emerging economies play in the new global economic...

It is often argued that land registration is the answer to insecurity of real estate ownership in sub-Saharan Africa. This argument is based on the...

Win-Win Anti-Poverty Policy - Handbook of Win-Win Economics, Volume 3