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Working Papers

2019

1. Deaths and Disappearances in the Pinochet Regime: A New Dataset
   SocArXiv, Center for Open Science

Journal Articles

2023

1. Exchanges with and without the sword: slavery, politics-as-exchange and freedom in James M. Buchanan's institutional economics
   Journal of Institutional Economics, 2023, 19, (6), 787-801

2022

2. Peter J. Boettke and Alain Marciano (eds.): The soul of classical political economy: James M. Buchanan from the archives
   Public Choice, 2022, 191, (1), 269-271

2021

3. Welfare without rent seeking? Buchanan’s demogrant proposal and the possibility of a constitutional welfare state
   Constitutional Political Economy, 2021, 32, (2), 145-164 View citations (6)

2020

4. Buchanan at the American Founding: the constitutional political economy of a republic of equals and unequals
   Public Choice, 2020, 183, (3), 389-403 View citations (3)

2016

5. Commons, Anticommons and Public Choice: James Buchanan on Liberal Democracy
   Economic Affairs, 2016, 36, (2), 224-228 View citations (1)
6. Simon Griffiths: Engaging enemies: Hayek and the left
   The Review of Austrian Economics, 2016, 29, (4), 429-432

2014

7. Exchange, unanimity and consent: a defence of the public choice account of power
   Public Choice, 2014, 158, (1), 85-100 View citations (6)
8. Hayek, Friedman, and Buchanan: On Public Life, Chile, and the Relationship between Liberty and Democracy
   Review of Political Economy, 2014, 26, (3), 358-367 View citations (3)

2012

9. DO THE WORST GET ON TOP? AN ANSWER FROM PUBLIC CHOICE
   Economic Affairs, 2012, 32, (2), 105-105
10. From Big Macs to Big Brother? What is the culture of the market?
    Economic Affairs, 2012, 32, (3), 114-114
11. THE CALCULUS OF CONSENT AT 50 YEARS
    Economic Affairs, 2012, 32, (1), 82-82

2011

12. ACCOUNTABLE AND RESPONSIVE GOVERNMENT: THE VALUE OF EARMARKED TAXATION
    Economic Affairs, 2011, 31, (3), 64-64
13. Economic and Political Solutions to Social Problems: The Case of Second-hand Smoke in Enclosed Public Places
    Review of Political Economy, 2011, 23, (2), 233-248 View citations (1)
14. MUST GOVERNMENT FEAR THE BOOM AND BUST?
    Economic Affairs, 2011, 31, (2), 106-106
15. THE COALITION: PLUS ÇA CHANGE
    Economic Affairs, 2011, 31, (1), 139-139

2010

16. ALTERNATIVE VOTE: THE PROSPECTS FOR LIBERTY
    Economic Affairs, 2010, 30, (3), 97-97
17. ECONOMICS BEATS POLITICS
    Economic Affairs, 2010, 30, (2), 89-89
18. EDITORIAL: ECONOMIC LIBERALISM AND SOCIAL JUSTICE
    Economic Affairs, 2010, 30, (1), 2-5
19. THREE MYTHS OF THE FINANCIAL CRISIS
    Economic Affairs, 2010, 30, (1), 107-107

2009

20. DOES OUR WEALTH IMPOVERISH THE POOR?
    Economic Affairs, 2009, 29, (4), 102-102
21. MINIMUM WAGE: THE DOG THAT IS ABOUT TO BARK
    Economic Affairs, 2009, 29, (1), 102-102
22. PRIVATISATION AS A MEANS OF REDUCING FREEDOM: BRINGING AN IDEAL INTO DISREPUTE
    Economic Affairs, 2009, 29, (3), 109-109
23. THE ROAD TO SERFDOM, NOW MORE THAN EVER
    Economic Affairs, 2009, 29, (2), 92-92

2008

24. ARE THE LIBERAL DEMOCRATS THE PARTY OF LIBERTY?
    Economic Affairs, 2008, 28, (2), 93-93
25. Bonding and bridging: Social capital and the communitarian critique of liberal markets
    The Review of Austrian Economics, 2008, 21, (2), 119-133 View citations (6)
26. DO WE REALLY WANT TO MAKE POVERTY HISTORY?
    Economic Affairs, 2008, 28, (1), 81-81
27. THE MYTH OF THE RATIONAL VOTER ‐ By Bryan Caplan
    Economic Affairs, 2008, 28, (2), 94-95
28. UNIVERSAL, FREE HEALTHCARE: DON'T BELIEVE THE HYPE
    Economic Affairs, 2008, 28, (3), 78-78
29. ‘GREEN’ SCHOOL PROVIDES A LESSON IN WASTING RESOURCES
    Economic Affairs, 2008, 28, (4), 86-86

2007

30. EDITORIAL: POVERTY AMIDST AFFLUENCE?
    Economic Affairs, 2007, 27, (3), 2-5
31. MORE HARM THAN GOOD: THE DANGER OF EU GRANTS
    Economic Affairs, 2007, 27, (4), 85-85
32. SHOULD RURAL POST OFFICES BE SUBSIDISED?
    Economic Affairs, 2007, 27, (2), 102-102
33. TAX, EQUITY AND REDISTRIBUTION
    Economic Affairs, 2007, 27, (1), 90-90 View citations (1)
34. WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE? A GUIDE TO SUCCESSFUL RENT‐SEEKING
    Economic Affairs, 2007, 27, (3), 103-103

2006

35. EDITORIAL: THE FUTURE OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT
    Economic Affairs, 2006, 26, (1), 2-3
36. FREE TRADE, ‘PAUPER LABOUR’ AND PROSPERITY: A REPLY TO PROFESSOR MISHAN
    Economic Affairs, 2006, 26, (1), 65-67
37. IN THE NHS, MORE CAN MEAN LESS
    Economic Affairs, 2006, 26, (3), 81-81
38. THE FAILURE OF THE POLL TAX AND CLASSICAL LIBERAL POLITICAL ECONOMY: LESSONS FOR THE FUTURE
    Economic Affairs, 2006, 26, (1), 25-30 View citations (1)
39. THE RE‐NATIONALISATION OF BRITAIN
    Economic Affairs, 2006, 26, (1), 74-74
40. VIVA PERSONAL DEBT
    Economic Affairs, 2006, 26, (4), 83-83
41. WHY I, TOO, AM NOT A CONSERVATIVE‐ by James M. Buchanan
    Economic Affairs, 2006, 26, (3), 85-86
42. WOULD BRITAIN HAVE DEVELOPED WITH AID?
    Economic Affairs, 2006, 26, (2), 82-82

2005

43. DEVOLUTION OR RENT‐SEEKING?
    Economic Affairs, 2005, 25, (3), 77-77
44. FIGHT POVERTY, SUPPORT INEQUALITY
    Economic Affairs, 2005, 25, (2), 58-58 View citations (1)
45. THE 2005 GENERAL ELECTION AND THE ‘NULL MP’: A NEW APPROACH TO EL ECTORAL REFORM
    Economic Affairs, 2005, 25, (3), 63-65
46. THE UBIQUITY OF SELF‐INTEREST AND THE DEMOCRATIC FAIRY TALE
    Economic Affairs, 2005, 25, (1), 59-59 View citations (1)
47. WOULD WE PAY FOR WHAT WE VOTE FOR?
    Economic Affairs, 2005, 25, (4), 84-84

2004

48. A LIBERAL MANIFESTO FOR THE LIBERAL DEMOCRATS
    Economic Affairs, 2004, 24, (2), 73-73
49. CITIZEN EMPOWERMENT: BY BALLOT BOX OR MARKET?
    Economic Affairs, 2004, 24, (4), 65-65
50. EXTERNALITIES AND THE PROPERROLE OF GOVERNMENT
    Economic Affairs, 2004, 24, (3), 77-77
51. THE MORECAMBE BAY COCKLE PICKERS: MARKET FAILURE OR GOVERNMENT DISASTER?
    Economic Affairs, 2004, 24, (3), 69-71 View citations (2)
52. THE REGIONAL FALLACY
    Economic Affairs, 2004, 24, (1), 61-61

2003

53. Walter J. Schultz, The Moral Conditions of Economic Efficiency, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2001, pp. xii + 144
    Utilitas, 2003, 15, (2), 258-259

Edited books

2006

1. The Road to Economic Freedom, vol Two volume set
   Books, Edward Elgar Publishing

Chapters

2019

1. Why are There no Austrian Social Democrats?
   A chapter in Assessing Austrian Economics, 2019, vol. 24, pp 89-100 View citations (1)

2010

2. Markets, Discovery, and Social Problems
   Palgrave Macmillan

2009

3. Greed and the Market
   Palgrave Macmillan