Dickens, William

Dickens, William T. 1984. Differences Between Risk Premiums in Union and Nonunion Wages and the Case for Occupational Safety Regulation. American Economic Review. May 320-3. 

Dickens, William T. and Lawrence F. Katz. 1987. Inter-Industry Differences and Industry Characteristics. In Kevin Lang and Jonathan S. Leonard (eds.). Unemployment and the Structure of Labor Markets. New York Basil Blackwell. 

Dickens, William T. and Kevin Lang. 1991. Labor Market Segmentation Theory Reconsidering the Evidence. Unpublished manuscript. 

Beeby A, Clarkson IM, Dickens RS, Faulkner S, Parker D, Royle L, de Sousa AS, Williams JAG, Woods M (1999) J Chem Soc Perkin Trans 2, p 493... 

At 30, Thomas Wainewright was a popular and successful gentleman in the literary and artistic circles of London society he was a friend of William Blake and Charles Dickens, a published writer and an exhibited artist. At 40 he was working on a chain gang in a Tasmanian penal colony, shackled to thieves and murderers. 

William T. Dickens supplied the statistical analysis, with assistance from Jennifer Eichberger and Megan Monroe. 

For advanced students Write an interpretation of a major nineteenth-century novel, discussing the features of the novel that reflect the conventions of the genre in that time period. Explore social realism in Charles Dickens Great Expectations or David Copperfield, William Makepeace Thackeray s moral stance in Vanity Fair, or Jane Austen s social commentary in Emma. 

Akerlof, George and William Dickens. 1982. The Economic Consequences of Cognitive Dissonance. American Economic Review. June, 72(3) 307-19. 

William R. Strohl, Michael L. Dickens, Vineet B. Rajgarhia, Anton J. Woo, and Nigel D. Priestley... 

Akerlof, George A. and William T. Dickens. (1982). "The economic consequences of cognitive dissonance." Economic Review, vol. 72(3), pp. 307-319. 

Dickens, F. (1967). In Carcinogenesis A Broad Critique, p, 447. Williams Wilkins, Baltimore. 

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