Journal des Economistes et des Etudes Humaines

1990 - 2024

Current editor(s): Pierre Garello

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Bertrand Lemennicier (1943–2019): défenseur infatigable de la liberté pp. 1-7: Carnis Laurent and Antoine Gentier
Self-Paralysis of Democracy pp. 9-21: Hülsmann Jörg Guido
Technocracy, Knowledge Regime and the Anti-free Market Attitude of French Economists pp. 23-46: Facchini François
Prévision électorale: des méthodes non quantitatives aux modèles de vote politico-économiques pp. 47-67: Jérôme Bruno
Liberalism, Human Good, and The Threat of Postliberalism pp. 69-79: Rasmussen Douglas B. and Den Uyl Douglas J.
Speed Limit in a Free Society pp. 81-96: Carnis Laurent
L’articulation du raisonnement économique et de la rhétorique chez Bertrand Lemennicier: essai d’exégèse et perspectives pp. 97-114: Antoine Gentier
Légaliser et Réglementer les Marchés des Drogues: De la Pensée de Bertrand Lemennicier à Aujourd’hui pp. 115-130: Ben Lakhdar Christian, Sophie Massin and Vaillant Nicolas
La Démocratisation Sous la Menace Révolutionnaire pp. 131-144: Raphael Franck

Legitimate Tax Structures: Lessons from the Past pp. 1-20: Colombatto Enrico
The Poverty of Radical Ecological Economics: A Critique of Clive Spash from the Viewpoint of the Austrian School pp. 21-43: Fillieule Renaud
The Poverty of Radical Ecological Economics: A Supportive Comment pp. 45-60: Queinnec Erwan
Clarifying the Analysis of Deadweight Loss from Taxation pp. 61-78: Fegley Tate, Hansen Kristoffer Mousten and Israel Karl-Friedrich
The School of Salamanca on Value of Money: A Reassessment pp. 79-96: Bahmanpour-Khalesi Mohammadhosein and Sharifzadeh Mohammadjavad

The French Intellectual Tradition of Liberty: A Special Issue of the Journal des Economistes et des Etudes Humaines pp. 1-6: Wenzel Nikolai G. and Thomas Charlotte
Montaigne, Architect of or Modern Liberty pp. 7-25: Schaefer David Lewis
Taking Montesquieu’s Advice: On Liberty pp. 27-40: Warner Stuart D.
The Physiocrats: French Precursors to Classical Economics and Laissez Faire pp. 41-57: Hobbs Bradley K. and Wenzel Nikolai G.
Voltaire on Liberty pp. 59-90: Wootton David
Benjamin Constant: Soulful Theorist of Commercial Society pp. 91-103: Clark Henry C.
Jean-Baptiste Say: A Proto-Austrian Warning against Lord Keynes pp. 105-115: Anthony Evans and Wenzel Nikolai G.
Tocqueville’s America pp. 117-130: Birzer Bradley J.
G. de Molinari: the Building of a Rigorous Economic Method pp. 131-147: Bedeville Alexia
Jacques Rueff: Unorthodox Classical Liberal, Civil Servant, and Monetary Theorist pp. 149-166: Gregg Samuel
Bertrand de Jouvenel’s Philosophy of Individual Liberty pp. 167-182: Honeycutt Kevin S.

The Central Bank Shift to Market Maker of Last Resort: The Unintended Consequences of Unconventional Monetary Policies pp. 1-33: Gabriel Giménez Roche and Janson Nathalie
Israel Kirzner’s Presence in the History of Economic Thought: A Review of His Professional Engagement in Honor of His 91 Years pp. 35-49: Casonato Lucas
Bioethics, Rent-Seeking, and Death: Examining the Opposition to Kidney Markets pp. 51-74: Lemennicier Bertrand and Wenzel Nikolai G.

On the Pragmatic Turn in Political Philosophy pp. 12: Skoble Aeon J.
From Intuitions to Anarchism? pp. 23: Gordon David
Two Dogmas of Egalitarianism pp. 23: Den Uyl Douglas J. and Rasmussen Douglas B.
Social Rules in Libertarian Thought pp. 28: Chad Van Schoelandt
The Neoliberal Turn: Libertarian Justice and Public Policy pp. 031: Christmas Billy

No Path to New Economics: John Komlos’s Foundations of Real-World Economics (Komlos 2019) pp. 4: Gorbatenko Daniil
Bastiat as a Social Scientist pp. 8: Leroux Robert
Redistribution in Theory and Practice: A Critique of Rawls and Piketty pp. 9: Gissurarson Hannes H.

The Economic Theory of the Scholastics as a Contractual Analysis pp. 6: Trifilio Sylvain
Non-Neutral Money: A Market Process Perspective pp. 8: François Facchini
Property Rights in an Entangled Political Economy pp. 10: Novak Mikayla
Imperial Monetary Policy and Social Reaction in Third Century Rome pp. 11: Kallmes Kevin

Classical Liberals and Foreign Policy: Time for a Rethink? pp. 19: Rohac Dalibor

The Stability Properties of Monetary Constitutions pp. 113-138: Paniagua Pablo
Thomas Hodgskin, Socialist or Anti-Privilege Libertarian? pp. 139-163: Mingardi Alberto
Quality of Justice as an Institutional Game. Insights from the Italian Case pp. 165-189: Piana Daniela
Descartes, Rousseau, de Gaulle: France’s Constitutional Waltz of Plebiscitarian Caesarism pp. 191-211: Wenzel Nikolai G.
Review of “Speaking Truth to Power,”, J.A. Cavallo and C. Lottieri: Annali di Italianistica pp. 213-219: Adamo Stefano

The Hayek-Keynes Macro Debate Continues pp. 1-13: Facchini François
Why Hayek is Right against Keynes? pp. 15-23: Salin Pascal
Understanding Financial Instability: Minsky Versus the Austrians pp. 25-60: Ludwig Van Den Hauwe
The Case for Repairing Broken Channels without the Use of Unconventional Monetary Policy pp. 61-76: Mardini Patrick
Cultural Consequences of Monetary Interventions pp. 77-98: Guido Hülsmann Jörg
The U.S. Monetary Policies Against the Great Recession of 2008: A Critique from the Deflationist Viewpoint of the Austrian School pp. 99-111: Fillieule Renaud