Casey Pender
@caseyjoepender.bsky.social
Post Doctoral Fellow in the Frank McKenna School of Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE) at Mount Allison University || Hobby woodworker and a big curling fan || www.caseypender.ca
(1/6) New Working Paper:
How do communities exploit specialization and the division of labour—and thus become wealthy—without using a medium of exchange or formal credit? They create and maintain gift-giving networks!
How do communities exploit specialization and the division of labour—and thus become wealthy—without using a medium of exchange or formal credit? They create and maintain gift-giving networks!
June 17, 2025 at 12:39 PM
(1/6) New Working Paper:
How do communities exploit specialization and the division of labour—and thus become wealthy—without using a medium of exchange or formal credit? They create and maintain gift-giving networks!
How do communities exploit specialization and the division of labour—and thus become wealthy—without using a medium of exchange or formal credit? They create and maintain gift-giving networks!
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That brings another CFL season to a close.
Our quirky, rougey, quintessentially Canadiana game. Three downs. 110-yard field. Goal posts on the goal line. It’s beautiful.
See you at the stadiums next season. Long live the CFL.
Our quirky, rougey, quintessentially Canadiana game. Three downs. 110-yard field. Goal posts on the goal line. It’s beautiful.
See you at the stadiums next season. Long live the CFL.
November 18, 2024 at 3:16 AM
That brings another CFL season to a close.
Our quirky, rougey, quintessentially Canadiana game. Three downs. 110-yard field. Goal posts on the goal line. It’s beautiful.
See you at the stadiums next season. Long live the CFL.
Our quirky, rougey, quintessentially Canadiana game. Three downs. 110-yard field. Goal posts on the goal line. It’s beautiful.
See you at the stadiums next season. Long live the CFL.