T. Norman Van Cott

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Exporting and Importing at the University

Only Workaholics See Intrinsic Value in Their Exports

APRIL 01, 2008 by T. NORMAN VAN COTT

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America's Role in Ending the Slave Trade: A Second Look

Significant, Concurrent American Subplots Have Gone Unnoted in Wilberforce-Centered Tribute to Great Britain's 1808 Withdrawal from International Slave Trade

JULY 01, 2007 by T. NORMAN VAN COTT

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The U.S. Embargo on Cuba: A Red Herring

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JUNE 01, 2003 by T. NORMAN VAN COTT

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Stimulus Delusions

MARCH 16, 2009 by T. NORMAN VAN COTT

Sometimes I think I'm reading or hearing about an economic miracle of epic proportions—you know, something akin to the manna God provided the Israelites during their 40-year journey to the Promised Land. But then I come to my senses and remember that manna was a net addition to the Israelites' food supply. It was not pilfered from a subset of the Israelites to be "given" to their compatriots. Not so for Obama stimulus dollars. More . . .

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