Publications
Bibliography
Challenge-offer philanthropy
Pooling microgrants to seed and spread grassroots reform
Chapter is downloadable here
Artificial intelligence and disruptive technologies
Fractal interfaces for co-creation, and new incentives for peer learning
Chapter is downloadable here
Frazier, Mark. (2013, January 31). Ubiquity U: The Rise of Disruptive Learning. The Freeman.
Special Economic Zones and contract-based communities
Advancing deep reforms, durable self-help agreements, and land grants in pilot areas
Book is downloadable here
Frazier, Mark. (2013, July 12). What’s Next for Special Economic Zones? Cayman Financial Review.
Frazier, Mark (Ed. and contributor). (1981). Sourcebook on Enterprise Zones. Sabre Foundation, Washington, DC.
Frazier, Mark. (1981, July) Private Alternatives to Public Services, TransAtlantic Perspectives, German Marshall Fund of the United States.
Frazier, Mark. (1980, Spring). Privatizing the City. Policy Review, Heritage Foundation.
Frazier, Mark. (1979, January 1). Liberate the West Bank (via free zones). Reason.
Frazier, Mark (Co-Ed. & Contributor). (1978). More for Less: A Manual on Cost-Saving Innovations in Local Service Delivery. Local Government Center (Reason Foundation).
Space commercialization
Equatorial spaceports as springboards for space entrepreneurs
Frazier, Mark. (1978). "Frontiers for Free Trade.” R.A. Richard Van Patten et al, eds., The Industrialization of Space: Planning for Profit at the High Frontier, Advances in the Astronautical Sciences, American Astronautical Society. San Diego. Vol 3.5.
Cultural evolution through online markets
Generative individualism and cultural change
Other
Frazier, Mark & Nair, Govindan. (1987, January 18) How Japan Can Lead LDCs Out of Financial Morass. The Japan Times.
Frazier, Mark. (1986, November 1). The French Revolution of 1986. Reason.
Frazier, Mark. (1980, June). “Inner City Schools That Work”. Reader’s Digest.
Frazier, Mark. (1975, January). Highway Robbery—Via the ICC. Reader's Digest.
Frazier, Mark. (1974, February 1). Slavery and Socialism. Reason.
Frazier, Mark. (1971, November). A Brief Interview with Jay W. Forrester. Reason.
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