The Jewish Mother of the Austro-libertarian movement is outraged at the horrid behavior of some of you rotten kids. As Jewish Mother to the movement, I have weapons of mass annoyance to launch against you if you fail to obey my ORDERS on this matter: whining, nagging, pouring chicken soup on your head, borscht too, pinching your cheeks (upper ones, not lower ones), throwing gefilte fish at you, breaking matzoh over your head and getting the crumbs on you, imposing guilt (How many Jewish mothers does it take to change a light bulb? None. They just sit in the dark), etc. So, BEWARE of my powers. I don’t like to brag, but, when it comes to being a nudge, I am truly world class. If you don’t obey me on this matter, you will greatly regret it.
What’s my whining complaint of the day? Many of you have rotten cv’s. You must list the publications on your cv’s in a way that makes it easier, not more difficult, for other people to cite them. This will entice them to read your material, comment on it, cite it. Demand curves slope in a downward direction. The lower the price in terms of time people must pay to cite your publications, the more of this they will do. This is important, one, so as to better enable scholars on this list to be aware of what others are saying, The way to improve your cv without extra publishing is to 1. include urls for extant publications and 2. list them in exactly in the manner someone else would cite them. Put your name in front of them. Include a url. In cases of co authorship, don’t make the person perusing your cv work hard to figure out which author comes first. {My comments are in these brackets}. For example, look at the original, the edited version and the after format for Ivan Jankovic:
Original:
“The Western Roots of Islamic Fundamentalism”, Politics, Religion and Ideology (conditionally accepted).
“Economic Calculation, Maturity Mismatching and the Credit Cycle” in New Perspectives on Political Economy Vol VII no 1, 2012, pp. 105-123.
“Firm as a Nexus of Markets”, in Journal des Economistes et des Etudes Humaines, volume 16, no. 1, article 3, 2010.
“The Eco-Industrial Complex in the USA – Global Warming and Rent-seeking Coalitions”, in Energy and Environment, Volume 19, No. 7. December 2008.
“Pax Americana as Pax Kantiana” (with Borislav Ristic), Serbian Political Thought, 2007, iss. 1-2, pp. 61-88 (in Serbian).
“Praxeology and the Firm: a Contribution to the Austrian Redefinition of the Problem of Economic Organization”, Economic Annals, No 169, April-June 2006 (in Serbian).
“Functioning of the market economy and rent-seeking: Why it is necessary to diminish the role of government in the economic affairs?” International Problems, 2004, vol. 56, iss. 2-3, pp. 189-220 (in Serbian)
“Robert Nozick’s Theory of Justice” in New Serbian Political Thought, No 1-4, 2003 (in Serbian).
My edited version:
Jankovic, Ivan. “The Western Roots of Islamic Fundamentalism”, Politics, Religion and Ideology (conditionally accepted). {Placing you name on your pubs like this makes it easier for other people to cite them}
Jankovic, Ivan. “Economic Calculation, Maturity Mismatching and the Credit Cycle” in New Perspectives on Political Economy Vol VII no 1, 2012, pp. 105-123. {Can’t you get urls for any of your publications? If so, stick them in right here.}
Jankovic, Ivan. “Firm as a Nexus of Markets”, in Journal des Economistes et des Etudes Humaines, volume 16, no. 1, article 3, 2010. {Can’t you get urls for any of your publications? If so, stick them in right here.}
Jankovic, Ivan. “The Eco-Industrial Complex in the USA – Global Warming and Rent-seeking Coalitions”, in Energy and Environment, Volume 19, No. 7. December 2008. {ditto}
Jankovic, Ivan and Borislav Ristic. Or Borislav Ristidc and Ivan Jankovic. “Pax Americana as Pax Kantiana” (with Borislav Ristic), Serbian Political Thought, 2007, iss. 1-2, pp. 61-88 (in Serbian). {The way you originally wrote this, no one will know the proper citation, which author comes first; which second}
Jankovic, Ivan. “Praxeology and the Firm: a Contribution to the Austrian Redefinition of the Problem of Economic Organization”, Economic Annals, No 169, April-June 2006 (in Serbian).
Jankovic, Ivan. “Functioning of the market economy and rent-seeking: Why it is necessary to diminish the role of government in the economic affairs?” International Problems, 2004, vol. 56, iss. 2-3, pp. 189-220 (in Serbian)
Jankovic, Ivan. “Robert Nozick’s Theory of Justice” in New Serbian Political Thought, No 1-4, 2003 (in Serbian).
After:
Jankovic, Ivan. “The Western Roots of Islamic Fundamentalism”, Politics, Religion and Ideology (conditionally accepted).
Jankovic, Ivan. “Economic Calculation, Maturity Mismatching and the Credit Cycle” in New Perspectives on Political Economy Vol VII no 1, 2012, pp. 105123.http://www.academia.edu/3052110/Economic_Calculation_Maturity_Mismatching_and_the_Credit_Cycle
Jankovic, Ivan. “Firm as a Nexus of Markets”, in Journal des Economistes et des Etudes Humaines, volume 16, no. 1, article 3, 2010. http://www.degruyter.com/dg/viewarticle/j$002fjeeh.2010.16.1$002fjeeh.2010.16.1.1241$002fjeeh.2010.16.1.1241.xml;jsessionid=463912642876FDC1CAB96A2F2F0FA214
Jankovic, Ivan. “The Eco-Industrial Complex in the USA – Global Warming and Rent-seeking Coalitions”, in Energy and Environment, Volume 19, No. 7. December 2008.
http://multiscience.metapress.com/content/a62174375680112m/?p=c72a7b1a61fe4dc597ba0f562ed2dd32&pi=1
Jankovic, Ivan and Borislav Ristic. “Pax Americana as Pax Kantiana” Serbian Political Thought, 2007, iss. 1-2, pp. 61-88 (in Serbian).
Jankovic, Ivan. “Praxeology and the Firm: a Contribution to the Austrian Redefinition of the Problem of Economic Organization”, Economic Annals, No 169, April-June 2006 (in Serbian).
Jankovic, Ivan. “Functioning of the market economy and rent-seeking: Why it is necessary to diminish the role of government in the economic affairs?” International Problems, 2004, vol. 56, iss. 2-3, pp. 189-220 (in Serbian)
Jankovic, Ivan. “Robert Nozick’s Theory of Justice” in New Serbian Political Thought, No 1-4, 2003 (in Serbian).
1:22 am on June 11, 2013
