Anthony J. Evans

Anthony J. Evans
Économiste
Dates	1981-
Tendance	École autrichienne
Nationalité	Royaume-Uni
Articles internes	Autres articles sur Anthony J. Evans
Citation
Interwikis sur Anthony J. Evans

Anthony J. Evans est professeur assistant d'économie au MEB London, la filiale de l'école européenne de management de l'ESCP‐EAP où enseigne également Philippe Nemo. Il est né le 8 février 1981 à Yorkshire en Angleterre. En dehors de sa passion pour l'économie et la pensée libérale, il est arbitre officiel auprès de l'UEFA.

Il est diplômé d'économie financière de l'université de Liverpool (2002) et d'économie de l'université George Mason (MA en 2005 et Ph.D. en 2007). Il a soutenu sa thèse sous le thème de “Subjectivist Social Change: The Influence of Culture and Ideas on Economic Policy" sous la direction de Peter Boettke. Ses domaines d'intérêt portent sur la politique monétaire, les fluctuations macroéconomiques, la culture organisationnelle, l'économie de la transition, l'entrepreneur organisationnel et la théorie des dénonciateurs (Whistleblowers).

Publications

• 2005, Ideas and Interests: The Flat Tax, Open Republic 1(1)

• 2006,
  • The Spread of Economic Theology: The Flat Tax, Romanian Economic and Business Review, Vol 1, n°1, pp47-58
  • Libertarianism in Romania, Revista 22 no. 867 20th –26th October (ro)
  • Are Economic Ideas a Sustainable Commons? A Study of the Exchange of “Creative” Economics”, Romanian Economic and Business Review, Vol. 1, n°3, pp43-53

• 2007, Reflections on Mary Douglas: Institutions, Rationality, and Wisdom, Amagi, Vol. 8, n°1, pp61‐65

• 2008,
  • a. avec Toby Baxendale, “Austrian Business Cycle Theory in Light of Rational Expectations: The Role of Heterogeneity, the Monetary Footprint, and Adverse Selection in Monetary Expansion”, Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, Vol 11, n°3, pp81-93
  • b. avec Paul Dragos Aligica, The Spread of the Flat Tax in Eastern Europe: A Comparative Study, Eastern European Economics, Vol. 46, No. 3, pp55-74
  • c. avec Toby Baxendale, Testing Times for Central Banks is There Room for Austrian Ideas at the Top Table?, Economic Affairs, Vol. 28, n°4, Décembre, pp36-41, December
  • d. avec Paul Dragos Aligica, Expérimentations par la pensée, analyses contre-factuelles et comparatives, Revue française d'économie, Vol 22, n°4, pp45-72
  • e. Dealing with Dissent: Whistleblowing, Egalitarianism and the Republic of the Firm, Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science Research, Vol 21, n°3, pp267-279
  • f. The cultural foundations of management: a contemporary homage to Mary Douglas, Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science Research, Vol 21, n°3, pp83-184

• 2009,
  • a. avec Paul Dragos Aligica, The Neoliberal Revolution in Eastern Europe: Economic Ideas in the Transition from Communism, Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar
  • b. avec Paul Dragos Aligica, Thought Experiments, Counterfactuals and Comparative Analysis, Review of Austrian Economics, Vol 22, n°3, pp225-239
    • Traduction en français en 2009, Revue Française d’Economie, Vol XXI, n°4, pp45-71
  • c. Constitutional Moments in Eastern Europe and Subjectivist Political Economy, Constitutional Political Economy, Vol 20, n°2, pp118-138
  • d. Banking, inflation and recessions, In: Richard Wellings, dir., A Beginner's guide to Liberty, Adam Smith Institute, pp87-94

• 2010,
  • a. "Only individuals choose", In: Peter Boettke, dir., "Handbook on Contemporary Austrian Economics", Edward Elgar, pp3-13
  • b. "What Austrian Business Cycle Theory Does And Does Not Claim As True", Economic Affairs, Vol 30, n°3, October, pp70-71
  • c. "The Parallels Between Sports Coaching and Graduate Teaching: Coach Boettke as Exemplar", Journal of Private Enterprise, Fall, Vol 26, n°1
  • d. "Austrian Economics Behind the Iron Curtain: The Rebirth of an Intellectual Tradition", Review of Austrian Economics, 23(3), pp243-268

• 2011,
  • a. "The Irish Economic ‘Miracle’: Celtic Tiger or Bengal Kitten?", In David Howden, dir., "Institutions in Crisis: European Perspectives on the Recession", Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar, ISBN 9780857932112
  • b. avec Jeffrey Friedman, "'Search' vs. 'Browse': A Theory of Error Grounded in Radical (Not Rational) Ignorance", Critical Review, Vol 23, n°1-2, pp73-104

• 2013,
  • a. avec Robert Thorpe, "The (quantity) theory of money and credit", The Review of Austrian Economics, vol 26, n°4, décembre, pp463-481
  • b. "In Defence of ‘Demand’ Deposits: Contractual Solutions to the Barnett and Block, and Bagus and Howden Debate", J Bus Ethics.

• 2014,
  • a. avec Vlad Tarko, "Contemporary Work in Austrian Economics", The Journal of Private Enterprise, 29(3), pp135–157
  • b. "Markets for Managers: A Managerial Economics Primer", Hoboken, NJ: Wiley
  • c. "A subjectivist’s solution to the limits of public choice. Reasserting the Austrian foundations of subjectivist political economy", The Review of Austrian Economics, March, Vol 27, n°1, pp23–44
  • d. avec Vlad Tarko, "Contemporary Work in Austrian Economics", Journal of Private Enterprise, 29(3), pp1-23
  • e. "A subjectivist’s solution to the limits of public choice. Reasserting the Austrian foundations of subjectivist political economy", The Review of Austrian Economics, Vol 27, pp23–44

• 2015, "The Financial Crisis in the United Kingdom: Uncertainty, Calculation, and Error”, In: Peter Boettke et Christopher Coyne, dir., "The Oxford Handbook in Austrian Economics", Oxford University Press, pp749-780

• 2016, "A Dynamic AD-AS Analysis of the UK Economy, 2002-2010", The Journal of Private Enterprise, Vol 31, n°4, Winter, pp97-105

Liens externes

• (en)Austrian economics vs Keynesianism and Kaletsky, article d'Anthony J. Evans sur le blog de l'Institute for Economic Affairs, le 6 mai 2009
• (en) [pdf]A Nomos Model of Social Change: Where Human Action Meets Cultural Theory, working paper d'Anthony J. Evans

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