Edward Feser

Edward Feser enseigne la philosophie au Pasadena City College, en Californie, après être passé par l'université de Loyola Marymount à Los Angeles.

Bibliographie

• 1995, avec Edward M. Bergman et J. Schare, "Modern Production Practices and Needs: North Carolina’s Transportation Equipment Manufacturers", Chapel Hill, NC, UNC Institute for Economic Development

• 1996, avec Edward M. Bergman et S. Sweeney, "Targeting North Carolina Manufacturing: Understanding the State’s Economy Through Industrial Cluster Analysis, UNC Institute for Economic Development, Chapel Hill

• 1997, "Hayek on Social Justice: Reply to Lukes and Johnston", Critical Review, vol 11, n°4, pp581–606

• 1998,
  • a. "Hayek, Social Justice, and the Market: Reply to Johnston", Critical Review, vol 12, n°3, pp269–81
  • b. "Old and new theories of industry clusters", In: M. Steiner, dir., Clusters and Regional Specialisation, London, Pion Limited, pp18-40
  • c. Enterprises, external economies, and economic development, Journal of Planning Literature, 12 (3), pp283-302
  • d. avec E. E. Malizia, "Understanding Local Economic Development", Rutgers University Press.

• 1999,
  • a. avec Edward M. Bergman, “Industrial and Regional Clusters: Concepts and Comparative Applications”, In: R. W. Jackson, dir., The Web Book of Regional Science, Regional Research Institute, West Virginia University
  • b. avec Edward M. Bergman, "National industry clusters: Frameworks for state and regional development policy", Regional Studies
  • c. avec S. H. Sweeney, A test for spatio-economic clustering, Journal of Geographical Systems

• 2000, Taxation, Forced Labor, and Theft, Independent Review, Vol 5, n°2, Fall

• 2001,
  • a. "Liberty, Tradition, and Morality" commentaire du livre de Jan Narveson, "Moral Matters", Liberty magazine, avril, vol 15, n°4, pp51-55
  • b. "Injustice Compounded", Liberty magazine, Vol 15, n°10, pp28–29 et p41

• 2003,
  • a. "Hayek on Tradition", Journal of Libertarian Studies, Vol 17, n°1, winter, pp17-56
  • b. On Nozick, Belmont, Calif.: Wadsworth

• 2005,
  • a. There is No Such Thing as an Unjust Initial Acquisition, Social Philosophy & Policy, Vol 22, pp56-80
    • Repris In: Fred D. Miller, Ellen Frankel Paul et Jeffrey Paul, dir., "Natural Rights Liberalism from Locke to Nozick: Essays in Honor of Robert Nozick",
  • b. The Philosophy of Mind: A Short Introduction, Oxford: Oneworld Publications

• 2006,
  • a. Dir., The Cambridge Companion to Hayek, Series: Cambridge Companions to Philosophy, Cambridge, UK ; New York : Cambridge University Press
  • b. Introduction, In: Edward Feser, dir., The Cambridge Companion to Hayek, Series: Cambridge Companions to Philosophy, Cambridge, UK ; New York : Cambridge University press, pp1-12
  • c. Hayek the cognitive scientist and philosopher of mind, In: Edward Feser, dir., The Cambridge Companion to Hayek, Series: Cambridge Companions to Philosophy, Cambridge, UK ; New York : Cambridge University press, ch 14, pp287-314

• 2008, "CONSERVATIVE CRITIQUE OF LIBERTARIANISM", In: Ronald Hamowy, dir., "The Encyclopedia of Libertarianism", Cato Institute - Sage Publications, pp95-97

• 2009, "Aquinas", Oxford: Oneworld Publications

• 2010, "Teleology: A shopper’s guide", Philosophia Christi, 12(1), pp147–165

• 2011, "Hayek, Popper, and the causal theory of the mind", In: Leslie Marsh, dir., Hayek in Mind: Hayek’s Philosophical Psychology, Advances in Austrian Economics, Volume 15, Emerald Group Publishing Limited, pp73–102

Littérature secondaire

• 2009, Gerard Casey, Feser on Rothbard as a philosopher, Libertarian Papers, Vol 1, n°34

Liens externes

• 2001, What Libertarianism Isn’t, Sur le site de Lew Rockwell, 22 décembre

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