• All Ex Libris of Ambassador Derek Shearer, who served in the Clinton administration as an economics official in the Commerce Department, and then as Ambassador to Finland (1994-97).  
• Lot of 8 Journals published by the Union for Radical Political Economics
• Spines faded
• text clean in most of them

1. Vol. 3 No. 2 July 1971 = text clean, binding tight, spine faded, 
   Scientific Paradigms and Economics: An Introduction by Gerald E Peabody
   Towards a Radical Political Economics by Ted Behr, Victor Garlin, Jeff Morris, and Richard Roehl
   Bourgeois and Radical Paradigms in Economics by Michael Zweig
   Toward a Critique of Economics by Paul M Sweezy
   Political Economy and the Politics of Economists by John Weeks
   On Economics and the Politics of Economists by Michael Zweig
2. Vol. 3 No. 3 Summer 1971 = text clean, binding tight, spine faded,
   Looking at Poverty from a Radical Perspective by Howard M Wachtel
   Income Distribution in the United States by Frank Ackerman, Howard Birnbaum, James Wetzler and Andrew Zimbalist
   Income Distribution: The First Stage in the Consideration of Poverty by Donald Light 
   Class and the Economics of Crime by David Gordon
   Urban Renewal and Land Use Conflicts by Matthew Edel
   Capitalism, Colonialism and Racism by William K Tabb 
   A Simple Income Distribution Game by Gelvin L Stevenson 
3. Vol. 4 No. 1 Winter 1972 =  text clean, binding tight, spine faded, some wear on spine, 
   Capitalism, Underdevelopment and the Future of the Poor countries by Thomas Weisskopf
   Capitalist Expansion, Ideology and Intervention by Arthur MacEwan
   Employment, Growth, and Foreign Domination in Underdeveloped Countries by John Weeks
   Land Title for Alaska Natives and Their Economic Development by Stewart Perry & Mark Frankena
   Towards a Political Economy Analysis of Underdevelopment by Michael Meeropol 
4. Vol. 4 No. 5 Fall 1972 = text clean, binding tight, spine faded, some soiling on covers,
   Alienation and Power by Herbert Gintis
   Ruling Class as a Scientific Concept by David Nichols
   Regional Colonialism and the Southern Economy by Joe Persky 
   The Redistribution of Consumption in Socialist Cuba by David Barkin 
5. Vol. 5 No. 1 Spring 1973 = text clean, binding tight, spine faded, some soiling on covers, "Return to: Derek Shearer" written on front cover
   Nikolai Bukharin on Economic Imperialism by Peter Karl Kresl
   Foreign Investment and the Aggregate Balance of Payments for Underdeveloped Countries by Michael Zweig
   The Multinational Corporation and Labor by Steve Babson
   The Border Industrial Program on the United States-Mexican Border by Raul A Fernandez
   Dependence and Imperialism in India by Thomas E Weisskopf
6. Vol. 6 No. 2 Summer 1974 = Margin markings, text circled, binding tight, spine faded, some soiling on covers,
   Karl Marx and Enclosures in England by William Lazonick
   What Do Bosses Do? The Origins and Functions of Hierarchy in Capitalist Production by Stephen A Marglin 
   The Origins of Job Structures in the Steel Industry by Katherine Stone 
   Trends in the Determinants Underlying the Process of Social Stratification: Boston 1880-1920 by Daniel D Luria 
7. Vol. 6 No. 3 Fall 1974 = text clean, binding tight, spine faded, 
   Capitalist Planning and Military Expenditures by James Cypher
   Marxist Theory and International Capital Flows by Al Szymanski
   Theories of American Imperialism: A Critical Evaluation by Thomas Weisskopf
   Subjectivity and Dialectical Materialism by Danial Luria
   A Revision of the Economic Surplus Concept by Ron Stanfield
   An Application of Marxian Theory to Environmental Economics by Michael Perelman
8. Vol. 7 No. 4 Winter 1975 = text clean, binding tight, spine faded, some soiling on covers,
   Cambridge Economics as Commodity Fetishism by Frank Roosevelt 
   Optimal Planning: A Radical Critique by Drew S Barden
   Surplus and Surplus Value by William Barclay and Mitchell Stengel
   Monopoly Capital and the Great Depression: Testing Baran and Sweezy's Hypothesis by Robert R Keller
   Market Socialism and Socialist Values by Arthur DiQuattro