Peter Mini started teaching at Bryant University in 1969. Dr. Mini received his Ph.D in Economics from the Tulane University in 1965.  Professor Mini, a native of Italy, received a B.S. in Economics from New York University. After two years in Canada, he joined Bryant in 1969, where he is currently an associate professor.  His area of interest are International trade and the history of economics.  He also teaches in the MBA program.

Mini, P. (2006) "A Keynes-Robinson Controversy: A Methodological Matter", Journal of Business and Economics Research (Vol. 4, No. 1, January 2006), pp. 43-49

Mini, P. (1996) Keynes' Vision: A Psychological Interpretation: The Psychohistory Review, Vol. 24 Winter 1996.

Mini, P. (1994) John Maynard Keynes: A Study in the Psychology of Original Work. Macmillan and St. Martin's Press.

Mini, P. (1995) Keynes' Investments: Their Relation to the General theory, American Journal of Economic as Sociology, Vol. 54. Jan 1995.

Mini, P. (1991) The Anti-Benthamism of J.M. Keynes--Implications for the General theory, American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Vol. 50 Oct. 1991.

Mini, P. (1991) Keynes, Bloomsbury and the General Theory. Macmillan and St. Martin's Press.

Mini, P. (1989) An Early Statement of the Multiplier, Economia, Vol XIII, May 1989.

Mini, P. (1974) Philosophy and Economics: The Origins and Development of Economic Theory. University of Florida Press.