Per Bylund

Per L. Bylund est un écrivain et penseur anarcho-capitaliste suédois. Il est professeur au Département de gestion et d'entrepreneuriat à l'Université Baylor et au Centre John F. Baugh pour l'entrepreneuriat et la libre entreprise. Il est également chercheur associé de l'Institut Ratio, en Suède, et chercheur au Centre McQuinn pour le leadership entrepreneurial à l'Université du Missouri. Per Bylund a également travaillé comme consultant d'entreprises en Suède, tout en préparant ses études de doctorat.

Il est également, avec Per Ericson et Thord Swedenhammar, le créateur du portail Anarchism.net (créé en 1998) et l'inventeur du symbole Libertatis Æquilibritas (terme signifiant en latin "Équilibre de la Liberté"). Ses domaines de recherche incluent l'entrepreneuriat, le management stratégique et l'organisation économique.

Publications

2011, "Division of Labor and the Firm: An Austrian Attempt at Explaining the Firm in the Market", Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, 14(2), pp188–215

2012, avec Nicolai J. Foss et Peter G. Klein, "Entrepreneurship and the Economics of the Firm", In: Daniel Hjorth, dir., "Handbook on Organizational Entrepreneurship", Cheltenham, U.K.: Edward Elgar

2014,
- a. avec Christopher M. Holbrook et Peter G. Klein, "They Have the Internet on Computers Now? Entrepreneurship in The Simpsons", In: Joshua C. Hall, dir., "Homer Economicus. The Simpsons and Economics", Stanford, California: Stanford University Press, pp61-69
- b. avec Peter Klein, "The place of Austrian economics in contemporary entrepreneurship research", The Review of Austrian Economics, vol 27, n°3, September, pp259-279
- c. "Ronald Coase's “Nature of the Firm” And The Argument for Economic Planning", Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 36 (03), pp305-329
- d. "The Firm and the Authority Relation: Hierarchy vs. Organization", In: Guinevere L. Nell, dir., "Austrian Theory and Economic Organization: Reaching Beyond Free Market Boundaries", New York: Palgrave Macmillan, pp97-120
- e. Commentaire du livre dirigé par K. I. Westeren, "Foundations of the Knowledge Economy: Innovation, Learning and Clusters", Journal of Entrepreneurship and Public Policy, Vol 3, n°1, pp177-179

2015,
- a. avec David Howden, dir., "The Next Generation of Austrian Economics: Essays in Honor of Joseph T. Salerno", Aubuen: Mises Institute, ISBN 978-1-61016-593-8 eISBN 978-1-61016-636-2
- b. avec David Howden, Introduction, In: Per Bylund et David Howden, dir., "The Next Generation of Austrian Economics: Essays in Honor of Joseph T. Salerno", Auburn: Mises Institute, ISBN 978-1-61016-593-8 eISBN 978-1-61016-636-2, pp9-16
- c. "The Realm of Entrepreneurship in the Market: Capital Theory, Production, and Change", In: Per Bylund et David Howden, dir., "The Next Generation of Austrian Economics: Essays in Honor of Joseph T. Salerno", Auburn: Mises Institute, ISBN 978-1-61016-593-8 eISBN 978-1-61016-636-2, pp89-104
- d. "Signifying Williamson’s Contribution to the Transaction Cost Approach: An Agent-Based Simulation of Coasean Transaction Costs and Specialization", Journal of Management Studies, 52 (1), pp148-174
- e. "Explaining firm emergence: Specialization, transaction costs, and the integration process", Managerial and Decision Economics, Vol 36, n°4, pp221–238
- f. avec Mark Packard, "The Relationship between Inequality and Entrepreneurship: A Conceptual Model and Preliminary Tests", Academy of Management Proceedings, Vol 2015, n°1

2016,
- a. "The Problem of Production: A New Theory of the Firm", London, UK: Pickering & Chatto Publishers
- b. avec G. P. Manish, "The Mises-Knight theory of uncertainty and its implications for entrepreneurship, equilibrium and the theory of the firm", Research in the History of Economic Thought and Methodology, Vol 34B, pp305–336
- c. "The Seen, the Unseen, and the Unrealized: How Regulations Affect Our Everyday Lives", Lexington

2017, avec Matthew McCaffrey, "A theory of entrepreneurship and institutional uncertainty", Journal of Business Venturing Vol 32, pp461–475

2018,
- a. avec Mark Packard, "On the relationship between inequality and entrepreneurship", Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal, Vol 12, n°1, pp3-22
- b. avec Mark Packard, "Back To The Future? How Counterhistory Can Be A Means For Progress In Management And Entreprise Theory", Academy of Management Proceedings, Vol 2018, n°1
- c. avec L. Brown, Mark Packard, "Judgment, fast and slow: toward a judgment view of entrepreneurs’ impulsivity”, Journal of Business Venturing Insights, Vol 10
- d. " Management is what’s wrong with socialism: cost at the expense of value", In: Matt McCaffrey, dir., "The Economic Theory of Costs: Foundations and New Directions", London: Routledge, pp225-242

2019,
- a. avec Fernando Antonio Monteiro Christoph D´Andrea, Hunter Hasting, "Towards a Value-Dominant Logic for Marketing", MISES: Interdisciplinary Journal of Philosophy Law and Economics São Paulo, 7(3) Set-Dez, pp1-23
- b. avec Mark Packard, "Truth and Knowledge in Management: Toward a Modern Rationalist Approach", Academy of Management Proceedings, Vol 2019, n°1
- c. avec Mark Packard, "What is Entrepreneurial Judgment, Anyway?", Academy of Management Proceedings, Vol 2019, n°1

2020, "Finding the Entrepreneur-Promoter: A Praxeological Inquiry", Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, Vol 23, n°3–4, pp355–389

2021,
- a. "The Austrian Free Enterprise Ethic: A Mengerian Comment on Kirzner (2019)", The Review of Austrian Economics, Vol 34, n°4, December, pp495-501
- b. avec Mark Packard, "Separation of power and expertise: evidence of the tyranny of experts inSweden's COVID-19 responses", Southern Economic Journal, Vol 87, n°4, pp1300–1319

2022, avec Mark Packard, "Back to the Future: Can Counterhistory Accelerate Theoretical Advancement in Management?", Academy of Management Perspectives, Vol 36, n°2, pp801–819

Littérature secondaire

2019, Shawn Jones, Duygu Phillips, "The Firm Beyond The Market", commentaire du livre de Per L. Bylund, "The problem of production: a new theory of the firm", MISES: Revista Interdisciplinar de Filosofia, Direito e Economia, Vol VII, n°3, setembro-dezembro, pp1-5