Honor and Profit:  Athenian Trade Policy and the Economy and Society of Greece, 415-307 B.C.E., under contract with the University of Michigan Press

“Oliver Stone’s Alexander:  Personal Concerns and Poor Timing,” forthcoming in The Classical Outlook

“Ancient Greenbacks:  Athenians Owls, the Law of Nikophon, and the Greek Economy," Historia 30

(2005): 1-23

 “Trade, Traders, and the Economy of Athens in the Fourth Century B.C.E.,” in D. Tandy, ed., Prehistory and History:  Ethnicity, Class, and Political Economy (Montreal:  Black Rose, 2001), 179-202

 "IG ii² 204 and On Organization (Dem.? 13):  the Dispute over the Sacred Orgas of Eleusis and the Chronology of Philip II,” in R. Mellor and L. Tritle, eds., Text and Tradition (Claremont:  Regina Books, 1999), 135-152

 “Review Article:  Seeing the Forest and the Trees in the Ancient Economy,” Ancient History Bulletin 18, 3-4 (2005): 150-165

"The Economy of Ancient Greece"-The Economic History Network (EH-NET), http://eh.net/encyclopedia/article/engen.greece

Other Accomplishments and Activities:

Faculty Advisor, Alpha Zeta Chi, CSUSM's Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta, the national history honor society

Vice President of Education, Alliance toward Harnessing Global Opportunities International, a UN non-profit NGO devoted to providing educational and networking opportunities for young people interested in careers in international affairs 

Co-Director, UCLA Summer Sessions Travel Study Program in Greece