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

The United States Has Been Played for a Fool

JUNE 01, 2003 by T. NORMAN VAN COTT

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Roberto and Fidel: Two Versions of Share the Wealth

Societies That Stifle Voluntary Exchange Waste the Talents and Resources of Their People

APRIL 01, 1998 by T. NORMAN VAN COTT, CECIL E. BOHANON

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Immigration: Friend or Foe?

Working immigrants benefit not only themselves, but also Americans.

OCTOBER 01, 1993 by T. NORMAN VAN COTT, JAMES E. MCCLURE

Working immigrants benefit not only themselves, but also Americans.

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