Temesgen Muleta-Erena is an economist, modular essayist, and sovereign publisher whose work blends behavioural economics, thermodynamic modelling, and indigenous governance into reproducible frameworks for institutional reform. He holds a PhD in Economics from the University of West London and an MA in Economics from the University of East Anglia (UEA). As founder of TC Press (The Codex Press), Temesgen specializes in modular, dignified publishing that treats each book as a civic artifact and each essay as a scroll.
His eleven titles span experimental microeconomics, institutional diagnostics, thermodynamic modelling, and indigenous strategy. His works include The Time Tested Republic, Institutional Entropy, Beyond the Sun, Experimental Microeconomics from Daily Life (Volumes 1 & 2), Game Theory in Indigenous Strategy, The Secret Economist, Scrolls on Experimental Microeconomics and the Pen State Paradox, Beyond Labour, and Macroeconomics Beyond GDP.
Temesgen's doctoral thesis has been catalogued and requested across prestigious universities worldwide, including Oxford, Harvard, MIT, the University of California system, Oslo, Stockholm, Toronto, UNAM in Mexico, and other leading research institutions. His academic reach extends further through co authored chapters and contributions to books by other scholars, reflecting his commitment to collaborative inquiry and epistemic stewardship.
His publishing ethic emphasizes typographic precision, archival legitimacy, and sovereign independence.
His eleven titles span experimental microeconomics, institutional diagnostics, thermodynamic modelling, and indigenous strategy. His works include The Time Tested Republic, Institutional Entropy, Beyond the Sun, Experimental Microeconomics from Daily Life (Volumes 1 & 2), Game Theory in Indigenous Strategy, The Secret Economist, Scrolls on Experimental Microeconomics and the Pen State Paradox, Beyond Labour, and Macroeconomics Beyond GDP.
Temesgen's doctoral thesis has been catalogued and requested across prestigious universities worldwide, including Oxford, Harvard, MIT, the University of California system, Oslo, Stockholm, Toronto, UNAM in Mexico, and other leading research institutions. His academic reach extends further through co authored chapters and contributions to books by other scholars, reflecting his commitment to collaborative inquiry and epistemic stewardship.
His publishing ethic emphasizes typographic precision, archival legitimacy, and sovereign independence.
