Dissertation
Dissertation Title: "Non-Parasitic Warlords and Geographical Distance"
Dissertation Committee:
Dissertation Committee:
- Dr. Dimitrios Diamantaras, Associate Professor (Economics), Temple University; email: [email protected]
- Dr. Dai Zusai, Assistant Professor (Economics), Temple University; email: [email protected]
- Dr. Moritz Ritter, Assistant Professor (Economics), Temple University; email: [email protected]
- Dr. Edward Rosenthal, Professor (Marketing and Supply Chain Management), Temple University; email: [email protected]
Publications
- "Non-ParasiticWarlords and Geographical Distance". Economics of Peace and Security Journal . Vol. 10, No.1 (April 2015).
- "The Economic Structure of the Modern American Comic Book Market" with Youngha
Ki. The Journal of Cultural Economics . Online: October 2018; Print: forthcoming.
Conferences & Invited Talks:
1. 2013 Southern Economic Association Conference (Nov. 23-25); Tampa, FL
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1. 2013 Southern Economic Association Conference (Nov. 23-25); Tampa, FL
- Presented "Non-Parasitic Warlords and Geographical Distance".
- Presented "Introduction to the Field of Islamic Economics with a Focus on the Microeconomic Foundations"
- Presented "Symmetric and Asymmetric Rates of Seizure within a Warlord Conflict".
- Presenting "Symmetric and Asymmetric Rates of Seizure within a Warlord Conflict (UPDATED)"
- Presenting "The Case for a Centralized Zakat Distribution Mechanism"
- New Versus Established Consumers with the Market for Comic Books: The role of continuity and the DC Comics Experiment"
- The Importance of Jargon with the Field of Economics" with Gavin Hurley, LaSell College
- The Effect of Legal and Shar'ia Characterization of Current Accounts on the Central Banking System Between Full Reserve and Fractional Reserve Banking" with Joe Bradford.
- The Economics of the Comic Book Market"
- The Effect of Legal and Shar'ia Characterization of Current Accounts on the Central Banking System Between Full Reserve and Fractional Reserve Banking" with Joe Bradford.
- The Success of Licensed Comic Book Films and the Sale of Trade Paperback Comic Books"
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