Publications

In the Kosmos Publications section you’ll find links to recent and forthcoming publications by classical liberal scholars. Browse our library to see what your colleagues are up to, or add your own scholarship.

Hayekian Spontaneous Order and the International Balance of Power

Hayekian Spontaneous Order and the International Balance of Power
By Edwin van de Haar
This article appeared in the Summer 2011 issue of The Independent Review

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Abstract

Lack of free trade leaves Philippines poorer

Ever wondered why the Philippines are doing much worse economically than many of its neighbours? In my view it all has to do with a lack of free trade policies. If you are interested, see my recently published article in Contemporary Southeast Asia:

http://bookshop.iseas.edu.sg/ISEAS/Journal.jsp?cSeriesCode=CS33/1

Law, Belarus and the Middle East: What They Share and How They Differ

The current plight of the long-standing authoritarian regimes in the Middle East is raising new questions about the fate of the regime in Belarus.

Enterpreneurship and the return of state intervention (?)

The crisis and the post-crisis period is a time of contemplation on a dimension of entrepreneurship which, as far as I know, remains obscure in most business school books: the interplay between political power and entrepreneurship; the dynamic and unequal interaction between political power and economic power.

Hayekian Anarchism, Political Science, Hayek

New paper by Edward Peter Stringham (Fayetteville State University) and Todd J. Zywicki (George Mason University) now available on SSRN:

Hayekian Anarchism

Austro-Libertarian Publishing: A Survey and Critique

Austro-Libertarian Publishing: A Survey and Critique

Walter E. Block, Loyola University

Reason Papers 32 (Fall 2010): 107-35

 

From the introduction:

Robust Political Economy Classical Liberalism and the Future of Public Policy

by Mark Pennington

This important book offers a comprehensive defence of classical liberalism against contemporary challenges. It sets out an analytical framework of ‘robust political economy’ that explores the economic and political problems that arise from the phenomena of imperfect knowledge and imperfect incentives.

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