WILLIAM M. DUGGER is Professor of Economics at the University of Tulsa. Dr. Dugger has published many articles dealing with institutional economics, social economics, and corporate capitalism. He authored Corporate Hegemony (Greenwood Press, 1989) and edited Radical Institutionalism: Contemporary Voices (Greenwood Press, 1989).

• IllustrationsIntroductionBasic ApproachesThe Egalitarian Significance of Veblen's Business-Industry Dichotomy by Rick TilmanFour Modes of Inequality by William M. DuggerA Holistic-Evolutionary View of Racism, Sexism, and Class Inequality by Howard J. ShermanExploitation and Inequality by John E. ElliottTaxation without Representation: Reconstructing Marx's Theory of Capitalist Exploitation by James DevineSeen Through a Glass Darkly: Competing Views of Equality and Inequality in Economic Thought by Edythe S. MillerCrisis of the Welfare StateChoose Equality by Marc R. ToolReconstructing the Welfare State in the Aftermath of the Great Capitalist Restoration by James Ronald Stanfield and Jacqueline B. StanfieldSocial Provisioning and Inequality: Women and the Dual Welfare State by Janice PetersonInequality and Government by Zahid ShariffInternational ContextsEast Meets West: Dewey, Gandhi, and Instrumental Equality for the 21st Century by Doug BrownInternational Inequality and the Economic Process by Brent McClintockInequality in the 1980s: An Institutionalist View by Charles M.A. ClarkCase StudiesThe War on Drugs: A Legitimate Battle or Another Mode of Inequality? by Jim HornerRegional Income Inequality Revisited: Lessons from the 100 Lowest Income Counties in the United States by James PeachRacial Inequality and Radical Institutionalism: A Research Agenda by Steven ShulmanIndex

WILLIAM M. DUGGER is Professor of Economics at the University of Tulsa. Dr. Dugger has published many articles dealing with institutional economics, social economics, and corporate capitalism. He authored Corporate Hegemony (Greenwood Press, 1989) and edited Radical Institutionalism: Contemporary Voices (Greenwood Press, 1989).

• IllustrationsIntroductionBasic ApproachesThe Egalitarian Significance of Veblen's Business-Industry Dichotomy by Rick TilmanFour Modes of Inequality by William M. DuggerA Holistic-Evolutionary View of Racism, Sexism, and Class Inequality by Howard J. ShermanExploitation and Inequality by John E. ElliottTaxation without Representation: Reconstructing Marx's Theory of Capitalist Exploitation by James DevineSeen Through a Glass Darkly: Competing Views of Equality and Inequality in Economic Thought by Edythe S. MillerCrisis of the Welfare StateChoose Equality by Marc R. ToolReconstructing the Welfare State in the Aftermath of the Great Capitalist Restoration by James Ronald Stanfield and Jacqueline B. StanfieldSocial Provisioning and Inequality: Women and the Dual Welfare State by Janice PetersonInequality and Government by Zahid ShariffInternational ContextsEast Meets West: Dewey, Gandhi, and Instrumental Equality for the 21st Century by Doug BrownInternational Inequality and the Economic Process by Brent McClintockInequality in the 1980s: An Institutionalist View by Charles M.A. ClarkCase StudiesThe War on Drugs: A Legitimate Battle or Another Mode of Inequality? by Jim HornerRegional Income Inequality Revisited: Lessons from the 100 Lowest Income Counties in the United States by James PeachRacial Inequality and Radical Institutionalism: A Research Agenda by Steven ShulmanIndex