Journal of Private Enterprise

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Volume 26, issue Fall 2010, 2010

Toward a Libertarian Strategy for Academic Change: The Movement Building of Peter Boettke pp. 1-12

Edward Stringham

Toward a Libertarian Strategy for Academic Change: The Movement Building of Peter Boettke pp. 1-12

Edward Stringham

Economist as Pastor, Preacher, and Most Importantly, Theologian pp. 13-20

Virgil Storr

The Transition Economist: From Athlete to Doctoral Mentor pp. 21-26

Benjamin Powell

Assume Anarchy: The Educational Philosophy of Peter Boettke pp. 27-38

Scott A. Beaulier

Effective Communication in Economics: Lessons from Peter Boettke pp. 39-46

Christine Polek

The Political Economy of Peter Boettke pp. 47-55

Peter Leeson

Making Economics a Transformative Experience pp. 57-65

Christopher Coyne

Ideas, Funding, and Positions: The Elements of a Successful Intellectual Movement, and the Role of Peter J. Boettke in Advancing Austrian Economics pp. 67-71

Stephen C. Miller

The Parallels Between Sports Coaching and Graduate Teaching: Coach Boettke as Exemplar pp. 73-83

Anthony Evans

Peter Boettke's New Comparative Political Economy as Libertarian Scholarship pp. 85-101

Daniel J. D'Amico

Encouraging a Productive Research Agenda: Peter Boettke and the Devil's Test pp. 103-115

Diana Weinert Thomas and Michael Thomas

The Power of Ideas: The "Peter Boettke" Strategy for Advancing the Science of Prosperity pp. 117-124

Jennifer Dirmeyer

The Analects of Boettke pp. 125-141

Adam Martin

From Promiscuity to Commitment: Peter Boettke's Approach to Mentoring "Mainline" Economists pp. 143-152

Emily C. Skarbek

Volume 26, issue Spring 2011, 2011

Economics For Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow pp. 1-14

Peter Boettke

The Current Status of Free Enterprise Chairs and Professorships in Academe pp. 15-46

J.R. Clark, Ashley S. Harrison and Bradley K. Hobbs

The Decline in Work Time and the Increase in Free Time of Manufacturing Employees from 1890 to World War I pp. 47-59

James Rolph Edwards

Economic Growth, Ten Forms of Economic Freedom, and Political Stability: An Empirical Study Using Panel Data, 2003–2007 pp. 61-81

Richard Cebula

The Roman Libertarians: An Ancient Philosophy of Freedom pp. 83-96

Harold B. Jones, Jr.

The Hidden Costs of America’s War on Drugs pp. 97-115

Joseph D. McNamara

On Rothbard on the Shifting and Incidence of a General Sales Tax: A Critique pp. 117-126

William Barnett and Walter E. Block

I Think I Can! Does The Little Engine That Could Matter? pp. 127-142

Bruce Yandle

Inclusion of Atlas Shrugged in Economics Classes pp. 143-159

Calvin A. Kent and Paul Hamilton

Using Drew Carey in the Classroom pp. 161-167

Matthew Holian

Volume 25, issue Fall 2009, 2009

Principled Engagement in an Imperfect World pp. 1-4

José Piñera

Lessons To Be Learned From The Financial Crisis pp. 5-22

Steve N. Robinson and Derrick P. Nantz

It’s Not Just Subprime! pp. 23-30

Ramon Degennaro

Economic Bias and Ideology: Evidence from the General Social Survey pp. 31-49

Stephen C. Miller

Queuing, Conflict, and Violence pp. 51-68

Dwight R. Lee and Robert D. Tollison

U.S. Airline Antitrust Policy and Empty Core Disequilibrium pp. 69-79

Thomas Tacker

Social Cohesion and Its Relationship to Endogenous Institutional Formation and Economic Growth pp. 81-104

Lauren Heller

Can’t Buy Me Growth: On Foreign Aid and Economic Change pp. 105-123

Art Carden

Can the West Help the Rest? A Review Essay of Sachs’ The End of Poverty and Easterly’s The White Man’s Burden pp. 125-140

Arielle John and Virgil Storr

Income Tax Rates from 1913 to 2006 pp. 141-150

W. William Woolsey and Sheila D. Foster

Using Video Clips to Teach Creative Destruction pp. 151-161

Arthur Diamond

Volume 25, issue Spring 2010, 2010

Israel Kirzner on Coordination and Discovery pp. 1-53

Daniel Klein and Jason Briggeman

The Meaning of "Economic Goodness": Critical comments on Klein and Briggeman pp. 55-85

Israel M. Kirzner

Corridors, Coordination, and the Entrepreneurial Theory of the Market Process pp. 87-96

Peter Boettke and Daniel J. D'Amico

Kirznerian Entrepreneurship as a Misesian Solution to a Hayekian Problem pp. 97-103

Steven Horwitz

A Comment on Klein/Briggeman and Kirzner pp. 105-115

Gene Callahan

Coordination: A Critique of Daniel Klein pp. 117-127

Robert P. Murphy

Israel Kirzner on Coordination and Discovery: A Comment pp. 129-143

Martin Ricketts

Alertness, Action, and the Antecedents of Entrepreneurship pp. 145-164

Nicolai J. Foss and Peter Klein

Including U.S. State Government Regulation in the Economic Freedom of North America Index pp. 165-186

Noel D. Campbell, Alex Fayman and Kirk C. Heriot

Teaching the Ethical Foundations of Economics: Assessing a Curriculum for Middle and High School Students pp. 187-197

Scott Niederjohn, William Wood and Kimberly Nygard

Volume 24, issue Fall 2008, 2008

Corruption and Complex Business Rules pp. 1-16

Osmel Brito-Bigott, Hugo J. Faría, José Miguel Rodríguez and Alejandro Sánchez

The Impact of Economic Growth, Tax Policy and Economic Freedom on Income Inequality pp. 23-31

J. R. Clark and Robert Lawson

Paying Teachers for Advanced Degrees: Evidence on Student Performance from Georgia pp. 33-49

Noel D. Campbell and Edward Lopez

Small Firm Size and Health Insurance: A Private Enterprise Perspective pp. 51-77

Richard Cebula

Equality before the Law and its Role for Transition to Capitalism: Thoughts from Hayekian Epistemology and Social Theory pp. 79-94

Christoph Sprich

Remittances and Reputations in Hawala Money- Transfer Systems: Self-Enforcing Exchange on an International Scale pp. 95-117

Emily C. Schaeffer

Toward a Libertarian Reconstruction of Neoclassical Welfare Theory pp. 119-130

Jeffrey Rogers Hummel

Three Contemporary Economic Myths About Income and Material Well Being pp. 131-144

Steven Horwitz

Distilling the Concrete From the Abstract pp. 145-153

Butler Shaffer

The Treatment of the Role of Government in High School Economics Textbooks pp. 155-163

Jane S. Lopus, Lynn Paringer and Don R. Leet

An Incentives-Based Approach to Implementing Financial Fitness for Life in the Milwaukee Public Schools pp. 165-173

Nicole M. Butt, Stephen J. Haessler and Mark C. Schug

What Caused the Tucker Automobile Corporation to Fail? pp. 175-180

George Langelett

Volume 24, issue Spring 2009, 2009

Making Room for Business Ethics: Rights as Metanorms for Market and Moral Values pp. 1-19

Douglas B. Rasmussen and Douglas J. Den Uyl

Retrieving Business Ethics from Political Philosophy pp. 21-33

Alexei M. Marcoux

Business as an Ethical Standard pp. 35-48

William Kline

What Business Ethics Can Learn from Entrepreneurship pp. 49-57

Stepher R.C. Hicks

The Effect of State Mandates on Health Insurance Premiums pp. 59-73

Stephan F. Gohmann

Spatially Targeted Government Spending and Heterogeneous Constituent Cost Shares pp. 75-86

John Bradbury and E. Frank Stephenson

Development and the Political Economy of Foreign Aid pp. 87-100

Jason Sorens

The Right of Private Judgment: Jonathan Mayhew's Religious Route to Political Individualism pp. 101-111

J. Patrick Mullins

Insider Trading: Is There an Economist in the Room? pp. 113-136

Alexandre Padilla and Brian Gardiner

The Production and Proliferation of Economists: The Austrian and Virginia Schools as Academic Enterprises pp. 137-156

Joshua Hall and Scott A. Beaulier

Is There a Disconnect Between Teaching Styles and Learning Styles in High School Economics Classes? pp. 157-164

Jane S. Lopus and Jody Hoff

Teaching How Private Enterprise Works Using Professional Sports: A Brief Note on the Case of Individual NHL Players' Salaries pp. 165-174

Richard Cebula

The Trade Game pp. 175-180

Robert Lawson and Curt Green