Anthony de Jasay

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Economiste anglo-hongrois vivant en France, Anthony de Jasay est un représentant contemporain de l'école autrichienne.

Bibliographie

Ouvrages

• Social Contract, Free Ride: A Study of the Public Goods Problem, 1989
• Choice, Contract, Consent: A Restatement of Liberalism, 1991
• L'Etat - La Logique du Pouvoir Politique, 1994
• Before Resorting to Politics , 1996
• Against Politics , 1997
• Justice and its Surroundings, 2002

Articles

"The Ethics and Mechanics of Social Democracy or Having it Both Ways", Economic Affairs 7,Institute of Economic Affairs, pp. 34-37, 1987

"Pour une Tyrannie Paresseuse", Commentaire 10, 317-325, 1987

"The Quality of Life in Capitalist and Socialist Economies", Paper for the PWPA Colloquium on "The Common Heritage and Future of Europe" in Dubrovnik, 1er au 5 octobre 1987

"Is Limited Government Possible?", Critical Review, Volume 3, Number 2, 1989 / G. Radnitzky and H. Boullion (eds) - Government: Servant or Master?, Editions Rodopi, 1993 [reprinted in Against Politics]

"A Stocktaking of Perversities", Critical Review, Volume 4, Number 4, 1990 [reprinted in Justice and its Surroundings]

"The Twistable is not Testable: Reflexions on the Political Thought of Karl Popper", Journal des Economistes et des Etudes Humaines, vol. 2, no. 4, December 1991 [reprinted in Against Politics]

"Public Goods: Contribution and Benefit", Journal of Public Finance and Public Choice, Vol IX, 1991

"After socialism, what ?", National Review, May 27, 1991, pp. 25-29

"Rational Choice in Conflict", Gerard Radnitzky (ed.) - Universal Economics: Assessing the Achievements of the Economic Approach, Paragon House Publishers, 1992

"Taxpayers, Suckers, and Free Riders", Journal of Theoretical Politics 5, No. 1, 1993 [reprinted in Justice and its Surroundings]

" Ownership, Agency, Socialism", Gerard Radnitzky and Hardy Boullion (eds) - Government: Servant or Master?, Editions Rodopi, 1993 [reprinted in Justice and its Surroundings]

"Slicing the Cake Nobody Baked", Originally published as "Comment on Brian Barry, 'Justice, Freedom and Basic Income':Slicing the Cake Nobody Baked" in Horst Siebert (ed.) - The Ethical Foundations of the Market Economy, J.C.B. Mohr, 1994 [reprinted in Justice and its Surroundings]

"Public Goods Theory", The Elgar Companion to Austrian Economics, Peter J. Boettke ed. (Edward Elgar Publishing 1994) 276-284

"The Glass is Half-full", Constitutional Political Economy, vol. 5, no.3, 1994 [reprinted in Against Politics]

"The Cart before the Horse. On Emergent and Constructed Orders, and their Wherewithal", Christoph Frei & Robert Nef (eds.), Contending with Hayek, Peter Lang, 1994, p. 29-44

"The Rule Of Forces, The Force Of Rules", The Cato Journal, Volume 14, No. 1, 1994 [reprinted in Against Politics]

"Disjunction, Conjunction", Nirls Karlson (ed.) - Can the Present Problems of Mature Welfare States such as Sweden be Solved?, Stockholm: City University Press, 1995. [reprinted in Justice and its Surroundings]

"Liberties, Rights, and the Standing of Groups", Pal Foss (ed.) - Economic Approaches to Organizations ans Institutions, Aldershot, 1995 [reprinted in Against Politics]

"Conventions: Some Thoughts on the Economics of Ordered Anarchy", Max Planck Institute for Research into Economic Systems (ed.), Lectiones Jenenses, Volume 3, 1995 [reprinted in Against Politics]

"Values and the Social Order", Gerard. Radnitzky and H. Bouillon (eds) - Values and the Social Order vol. 1, Ashgate, 1995 [reprinted in Against Politics]

"On Redistribution", Advances in Austrian Economics, Volume 2, 1995 [reprinted in Justice and its Surroundings]

"Frogs' Legs, Shared Ends and the Rationality of Politics", Journal of Libertarian Studies, Volume 11, No. 2, Summer 1995 [reprinted in Against Politics]

"Right, Wrong, and Economics", Paper delivered at a Liberty Fund Colloquium on the work of George Stigler in Chicago in May 1995 and subsequently published in Journal des Economists et des Etudes Humaines, Vol. 6, No. 4, December 1995 [reprinted in Justice and its Surroundings]

"The Bitter Medicine of Freedom", Roger Michener (ed.) - The Balance of Freedom, Paragon House, 1995 / Hardy Bouillon (ed.) - Libertarians and Liberalism: Essays in Honour of Gerard Radnitzky, Avebury, 1996 [reprinted in Justice and its Surroundings]

"Hayek: Some Missing Pieces" - Review of Austrian Economics, Volume 9, No.1, 1996 (pdf) [reprinted in Against Politics]

"Self-contradictory Contractarianism", J.T. Sanders and J. Narveson (eds) - For and Against the State, Rowman & Littlefield, 1996 [reprinted in Against Politics]

"The Paretian Liberal, his Liberties and his Contracts" (Anthony de Jasay & Hartmut Kliemt) Analyse & Kritik, Issue 1, 1996 [reprinted in Justice and its Surroundings]

"Justice As Something Else", The Cato Journal, Volume 16, No. 2, Fall 1996 [reprinted in Justice and its Surroundings]

"Who Gave Us Order? On Exclusion, Enforcement, and Its Wherewithal", Gerard Radnitzky (ed) - Values and the Social Order vol. 3, Ashgate, 1997 [reprinted in Justice and its Surroundings]

"Justice", The New Palgrave Dictionary on Economics and the Law, Vol. 2, p. 400-409, 1998 [reprinted in Justice and its Surroundings]

"Prisoners’ Dilemma and the Theory of the State", The New Palgrave Dictionary on Economics and the Law, Vol. 3, p. 95-103, 1998 [reprinted in Justice and its Surroundings]

"Is National Rational ?", The Independent Review, Volume 3, Number 1 Summer 1998 [reprinted in Justice and its Surroundings]

"Taking Criticism in the Grand Manner", Contribution to James M. Buchanan online Festschrift, 1999

"Gerechtigkeit", Analyse & Kritik, Issue 2, 1999

"On Treating Like Cases Alike (Review Essay)", The Independent Review, Volume 4, Number 1, Summer 1999 [reprinted in Justice and its Surroundings]

"Emperical Evidence" [reprinted in Justice and its Surroundings]

"Violence: The Disease and the Vaccine", Economic Affairs, Institute of Economic Affairs, Volume 21, no. 1, 2001, pp. 35-36

"The Concept of Rule-Bound Collective Choice and the Idea of Constitutional Safeguards", Hardy Bouillon (ed.) Do Ideas Matter? Essays in Honour of Gerard Radnitzky, July 2001

"Between Colbert and Adam Smith", Cato Journal, Volume 21 Number 3, Winter 2002

"Your Dog Owns your House", The Library of Economics and Liberty, April 22, 2002

"Thirty-five Hours", The Library of Economics and Liberty, July 15, 2002

"How Not to Combat Corporate Corruption", Ideas on Liberty, October 2002

"Efficiency, Opportunism and Pious Lies", Etica & Politica, Vol. 5, No. 2, 2003

"Permission, Prohibition, Presumption: Three Ps in Political Philosophy", The Salisbury Review, Vol.22 No.2, Winter 2003

"The Sins of the Fathers and the Sins of the Sons: Economic Consequences of a United States of Europe", The Library of Economics and Liberty, March 3, 2003

"Turkey Knocking on Europe's Door", The Library of Economics and Liberty, April 7, 2003

"What Price Pride? On the Hidden Costs of Economic Illiteracy", The Library of Economics and Liberty, April 7, 2003

"More Nonsense on Stilts: Mr Bentham Is At It Again", Institute of Economic Affairs, Discussion Paper 7

"Float or Sink? The Millstone of the "Social Market" in Germany", The Library of Economics and Liberty, May 15, 2003

"Capitalism and Virtue: Politicians Do Not Understand the Economy, But Do Managers?", The Library of Economics and Liberty, June 2, 2003

"Property and its Enemies, Part I:"Design Faults" in Locke's Theory of Property Taint Ownership with Guilt", The Library of Economics and Liberty, August 4, 2003

"Property and its Enemies, Part II: Is Ownership a Myth?", The Library of Economics and Liberty, August 4, 2003

"Property and its Enemies, Part III: How to Get a Free Lunch? Just Apply for It.", The Library of Economics and Liberty, September 1, 2003

"Free-Riding on the Euro", The Library of Economics and Liberty, September 17, 2003

"Shall We Borrow from the Children?", The Library of Economics and Liberty, November 3, 2003

"Liberalism, Loose or Strict", Centre for the New Europe, December 2003

"A Tadpole Constitution, Part I: How Confederacy Could Turn into a Federal Superstate", The Library of Economics and Liberty, December 3, 2003

"A Tadpole Constitution, Part II: Majority Rule by Any Other Name", The Library of Economics and Liberty, January 7, 2004

"The Things Labour Unions Are Up To (Promoting general prosperity is not one of them)", The Library of Economics and Liberty, February 12, 2004

"Some Democratic Economics . If We Pay the Piper, Whose Tune Will He Play?", The Library of Economics and Liberty, March 01, 2004

"Third Time Lucky in Russia . Can Putin Build a Real Economy from Oil and Rigour?", The Library of Economics and Liberty, April 05, 2004

"Economic Theories of Social Justice . Risk, Value, and Externality", The Library of Economics and Liberty, May 03, 2004

"Economic Theories and Social Justice Part II. Who Minds the Gap?", The Library of Economics and Liberty, June 07, 2004

""Bread and Circuses" in the Modern Welfare State: Is the Worm Finally Turning?", The Library of Economics and Liberty, August 2, 2004

"Anthony de Jasay, Werner Guth, Hartmut Kliemt and Axel Ockenfels - Take or Leave? Distributional Conflict in an Ongoing Game.", Kyklos (Forthcoming 2004)

Articles de journaux

"The Vicious Circle of Social Kindness", Financial Times, April 29, 1994

"Freedom to Strike, Or Right to Strike?", Wall Street Journal Europe, November 5, 1997

"How to stifle employment by social protection", Wall Street Journal Europe, March 21, 1998

"'Hostile' Takeovers: Mannesmann's Courtesy Could Prove Rare", Wall Street Journal Europe, February 10, 2000

"The Hobbling of Private France", Wall Street Journal Europe, April 4, 2000

"Europe's Social-Democratic 'Government'", Wall Street Journal Europe, April, 5 December, 2000

Conférence

"La démocratie et la justice sociale"

Liens externes

• Catallaxia
• Against Politics

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