Publications

Publications    Click here to see a list sorted by year of all Lindon J. Robison's publications on Google Scholar.

Selected Publications

  • Robinson, Lindon J. and Jeffrey R. Oliver. 2016. Explaining Farmland Exchange Anomalies by Including Relational Goods.  Paper (working copy) prepared for and presented at the “Behavioral Economic Insights in Agricultural Finance and Farm Asset Markets” session of the AAEA 2016 Annual Meeting on August 1, 2016.
  • Robison, Lindon J., Robert S. Shupp, Songqing Jin, Marcelo E. Siles, and Tawni H. Ferrarini. The Relative Importance of Selfishness and Social Capital Motives. Journal of Socio-Economics 41 (2012) 118– 127.
  • View here to see a book review by Stephen P. Barrows, United States Air Force Academy, USA,  of  “Relationship Economics: The Social Capital Paradigm and Its Application to Business, Politics, and Other Transaction.” By Lindon J. Robison and Bryan K. Ritchie
  • View here to see a book review by By Hector O. Zapata, Louisiana State University International Programs, of  “Relationship Economics: The Social Capital Paradigm and Its Application to Business, Politics, and Other Transaction.” By Lindon J. Robison and Bryan K. Ritchie

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