John Baden

John Baden
Économiste
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John Baden est un économiste américain. Il est l'un des représentants du free-market environmentalism qui défendent l'efficacité des mécanismes du marché pour la protection de l'environnement. Baden souligne par exemple l'importance des droits de propriété pour responsabiliser les individus sur l'utilisation raisonnable des ressources naturelles.

Œuvres

De 1972 à 1979

• 1972, avec Richard L. Stroup, "Choice, Faith, and Politics", Public Choice, 12, Spring

• 1973, avec Richard L. Stroup, "Externality, Property Rights, and the Management of Our National Forests", Journal of Law and Economics, Vol 16, n°2, October, pp303–312

• 1977,
  • a. avec Garret Hardin, dir., "Managing the Commons", San Francisco: W.H. Freeman and Co.
  • b. "Neospartan Hedonists, Adult Toy Aficionados, and the Rationing of Public Lands", In: Garrett Hardin, John Baden, dir., "Managing the Commons", San Francisco: W.H. Freeman and Co., pp241-51
  • c. avec K. Bullock, "Communes and the Logic of the Commons Managing the Commons", In: Garrett Hardin, John Baden, dir., "Managing the Commons", San Francisco: W.H. Freeman and Co.

• 1978, avec Richard L. Stroup, ‘The Environmental Costs of Government Action,” Policy Review, 4 (Spring), pp23-36

• 1979,
  • a. avec Richard L. Stroup, ‘Property Rights and Natural Resource Management,” Literature of Liberty 2 (septembre-décembre): 5-44
  • b. Subsidized Destruction of Alternative Energy, mimeo, Center for Political Economy and Natural Resources, octobre
  • c. avec Richard L. Stroup, "The Development of a Predatory Bureacracy", Policy Review, Hiver

De 1980 à 1989

• 1980,
  • a. avec Richard L. Stroup et Walter Thurman, "Good Intentions and Self-interest: Lessons from the American Indian," in Earth Day Reconsidered, ed. John Baden (Washington, D.C.: The Heritage Foundation), pp. 7-9
  • b. avec Randy Simmons et Rodney D. Fort, “Environmentalists and Self-Interest: How Pure Are Those Who Desire the Pristine?” in Earth Day Reconsidered, ed. John Baden (Washington, D.C.: Heritage Foundation, 1980), pp13-29

• 1981,
  • a. avec Richard L. Stroup, "Saving the Wilderness: A Radical Proposal", Reason, 13(juillet), pp28–36
  • b. avec Richard L. Stroup, dir., "Bureaucracy vs Environnient. The Environmentnl Costs of Bureaucratic Governance", Ann Aibor University of Michigan Press
  • c. avec Richard L. Stroup, "Introduction", dir., "Bureaucracy vs Environnient. The Environmentnl Costs of Bureaucratic Governance", Ann Aibor University of Michigan Press, pp1-8

• 1982,
  • a. "The Environmental Impacts of Government Policies", In: John Baden, Richard L. Stroup, dir., "Myths and Management of Natural Resources", Cambridge, Mass.: Ballinger Publishing Co.
  • b. avec Richard L. Stroup, "Endowment Areas: A Clearing in the Policy Wilderness?", Cato Journal, Vol 2, n°3, Winter, pp691–708

• 1983,
  • a. avec Richard L. Stroup, "Natural Resources: Bureaucratic Myths and Environmental Management", Ballinger Publishing Co.
  • b. "Privarizing wilderness lands: The political economy of harmony and good will", In: Phillip N. Truluck, dir., "Private rights & public lands", Heritage Foundation é Pacific Institute, pp53-70

• 1984,
  • a. dir., "The Vanishing Farmland Crisis: Critical Views of the Movement to Preserve Agricultural Land", Lawrence, Ks.: University Press of Kansas
  • b. "Public lands policy: What legacy for the future?", In: Craig E. Aronoff, John L. Ward, dir. "The Future of Private Enterprise", Vol 1, Atlanta: Georgia State University, pp231-246

• 1986,
  • a. "Destroying the Environment", National Center for Policy Analysis
  • b. "The environment and economic progress", In: Doug Bandow, dir., "Protecting the Environment. A Free Market Strategy", Washington, D.C.: The Heritage Foundation, pp29-40

De 1990 à 1999

• 1991, "Economy as Ecology", commentaire du livre de Michael L. Rothschild, "Bionomics: The Inevitability of Capitalism", Liberty Magazine, May, Vol 4, n°5, pp59-61

• 1992, "America's Experiment in Sylvan Socialism", Liberty magazine, march, Vol 5, n°4, pp33-37

• 1993, avec Tim O'Brien, Toward A True ESA: An Ecological Stewardship Act, In: Wendy Hudson, dir., Building Economic Incentives into the Endangered Species Act: A Special Report from Defenders of Wildlife, Washington, DC: Defenders of Wildlife, pp95-100

• 1995, "Eco-Sanity", Religion & Liberty, vol 5, n°2

• 1996, avec Pete Geddes, "Resource Politics Miss the Forest for the Trees", Wall Street Journal, May 22, A22

• 1997, avec Andrew C. St Lawrence, "A Century of Forest Service Ineptitude. Forest Service Bureaucracy Has Harmed Both Taxpayers and Ecosystems", The Freeman, octobre, Vol 47, n°10

• 1998, avec Douglas S. Noonan, "The Federal Treasury as a Common-Pool Resource: The Predatory Bureaucracy as a Management Tool", In: John A. Baden et Douglas S. Noonan, dir., "Managing the Commons" (2nd ed.), Indiana University Press, pp204–209

• 2000, avec Pete Geddes, dir., "Saving a Place: Endangered Species in the 21st Century", Ashgate

• 2008, avec Walker Asserson, John C. Downen, Kevin Kimura, Emily Sands, Jessica Van Parys, "Free-Market Environmentalism. Lessons from the United States", In: Nicholas Schneider, dir., "A breath of fresh Air: The state of environmental policy in Canada", Fraser Institute, pp208-221

Littérature secondaire

• 1984,
  • Edwin Dolan, "Beavers and Buffalo --- A Lesson from History", commentaire du livre de Richard L. Stroup et John A. Baden, "Natural Resources", Reason, May, p56
  • Brian Summers, commentaire du livre de Richard L. Stroup et John A. Baden, "Natural Resources: Bureaucratic Myths and Environmental Management", The Freeman, Mars

Liens externes

• (fr) [pdf]L'économie politique du développement durable
• (en)Free-market environmentalism sur Wikipedia

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