James Payne (bibliographie)

Cet article présente la liste des œuvres de James Payne, de façon aussi exhaustive que possible. Pour une présentation de l'auteur et de sa pensée, voir l'article dédié.

De 1965 à 1970

• 1965,
  • a. "Labor and Politics in Peru; The System of Political Bargaining", New Haven: Yale University Press
  • b. “Peru: The Politics of Structured Violence”, Journal of Politics, May

• 1968,
  • a. "Patterns of Conflict in Colombia", New Haven: Yale University Press
  • b. “The Oligarchy Muddle”, World Politics, April

De 1970 à 1979

• 1970, "The American Threat; The Fear of War as an Instrument of Foreign Policy", Chicago, Markham Pub. Co

• 1972,
  • a. "Incentive Theory and Political Process; Motivation and Leadership in the Dominican Republic", Lexington, Mass., Lexington Books
  • b. avec Oliver H. Woshinsky, “Incentives for Political Participation”, World Politics, July

• 1973, "Foundations of Empirical Political Analysis", Chicago, Markham Pub. Co

• 1974, “Fishing Expedition Probability: The Statistics of Post Hoc Hypothesizing”, Polity, Fall

• 1975,
  • a. "Principles of Social Science Measurement", Lytton
  • b. avec James A. Dyer, “Betting after the Race is Over: The Perils of Post Hoc Hypothesizing”, American Journal of Political Science, Fall

• 1979, “Inflation, Unemployment, and Left-Wing Political Parties: A Reanalysis”, American Political Science Review, March

De 1980 à 1989

• 1980,
  • a. “Show Horses and Work Horses in the United States House of Representatives”, Polity, Spring, pp428-456
  • b. “The Personal Electoral Advantage of House Incumbents, 1936-1976”, American Politics Quarterly, October, pp465-482

• 1981, "The American Threat; National Security and Foreign Policy", Lytton

• 1982, “Career Intentions and Electoral Performance of Members of the U. S. House”, Legislative Studies Quarterly, February

• 1984, "The Motivation of Politicians", Chicago: Nelson-Hall

• 1985, "Marxists: They Love a Man in a Uniform", Reason Magazine, October, pp39-43

• 1988,
  • a. "Vanishing Voluntarism. When 'voluntary' agencies become government programs", The Freeman, May, Vol. 38, n°5, pp182-183 [lire en ligne]
  • b. "What Should We Do About Luck? What should we do about the fact that some people are able to earn more money than others?", The Freeman, September, Vol 38, n°9, pp360-361

• 1989,
  • a. "Why Nations Arm", Oxford, UK ; New York, NY, USA: B. Blackwell
  • b. "How Smart Is Big Brother", The Freeman, March, Vol 39, n°3, pp92-93 (L'auteur considère que lorsqu'il s'agit de connaitre des choses précises et particulières, les agences gouvernementales sont intrinsèquement imparfaites pour exercer ce rôle.)
  • c. "The Real Meaning of Tax Loopholes", The Freeman, April, Vol 39, n°4, pp132-133

De 1990 à 1994

• 1990,
  • a. "Princess Navina Visits Malvolia", Lytton
  • b. “The Congressional Brainwashing Machine”, Public Interest, Summer
  • c. "The Real Case Against Taxes. Looking beyond the economic arguments against tax-and-spend programs", The Freeman, May, Vol 40, n°5, pp183-184

• 1991,
  • a. "The Culture of Spending; Why Congress Lives Beyond Our Means", San Francisco, Calif. : ICS Press
  • b. “Limiting Government by Limiting Congressional Terms”, Public Interest, Spring
  • c. “Why Government Spending Grows: The Socialization Hypothesis”, Western Political Quarterly, June
  • d. "80 Million Volunteers, But Where Are theVoluntarists?", The Freeman, January, Vol 41, n°1, pp4-5
  • e. "School for Scandal", The Freeman, November, Vol 41, n°11

• 1992,
  • a. "How Many Laws Are Enough?", The Freeman, April, Vol 42, n°4, pp152-159 (L'auteur pose la question de savoir ce qu'il se passe lorsque l'État abandonne son rôle de pacificateur.)
  • b. "Throwing Money at Social Problems. Non-governmental methods bring about workable solutions", The Freeman, May, Vol 42, n°5, pp201-202

• 1993,
  • a. "Costly Returns; The Burdens of the U. S. Tax System", San Francisco: ICS Press
  • b. "The Kingdom That Gives Beethoven a C", The Freeman, November, Vol 43, n°11, p411
  • c. "Voluntarism in Health: A Forgotten Solution. Free clinics allow physicians to help the poor", The Freeman, novembre, Vol 43, n°11

• 1994,
  • a. "Princess Navina Visits Mandaat", Sandpoint, Idaho. Lytton Publishing (sous le pseudonyme de Count Nef)
  • b. "The Promise of Community: Local Voluntary Organizations as Problem-Solvers", The Philanthropy Roundtable
  • c. "Do English Cathedrals Need Government Help?", The Freeman, August, Vol 44, n°8

De 1995 à 1999

• 1995, commentaire du livre de Philip K. Howard, "The Death of Common Sense: How Law is Suffocating America", The Freeman, October, Vol 45, n°10, pp673-674

• 1996,
  • a. commentaire du livre de William D. Eggers, John O'Leary, "Revolution at the Roots: Making Our Government Smaller, Better, and Closer to Home", The Freeman, Vol 46, n°4, avril, pp243-244
  • b. commentaire du livre d'Auberon Herbert, "The Right and Wrong of Compulsion by the State and Other Essays", The Freeman: Ideas on Liberty, May, Vol 46, n°5, p409

• 1997, dir., The Befriending Leader; Social Assistance without Dependency, Essays by Octavia Hill, Lytton

• 1998, "Overcoming Welfare; Expecting More from the Poor—And from Ourselves", New York : Basic Books

• 1999,
  • a. "Princess Navina Visits Nueva Malvolia", Lytton
  • b. "Why the War on Poverty Failed", The Freeman, January, Vol 49, n°1, pp6-10

De 2000 à 2009

• 2000,
  • a. Drifting In and Out of Socialism: The Case of Ireland. Ideology Is Insignificant in Irish Politics, The Freeman, April, Vol 50, n°4
  • b. “The Agony of Public Education”, The Independent Review, Fall

• 2001,
  • a. "Overreacting to Terrorism. Federal Terrorism Policy Overreacts to a Small and Declining Threat", The Freeman, Avril, Vol 51, n°4
  • b. Do Regulators Know What They’re Doing? Next Time You See a Code, Take a Closer Look, The Freeman, August, Vol 51, n°8

• 2002,
  • a. "Princess Navina Visits Voluntaria", Lytton
  • b. “Violence in the Twentieth Century: A Closer Look”, The Independent Review, Winter

• 2003, "A History of Force; Exploring the Worldwide Movement against Habits of Coercion, Bloodshed, and Mayhem", Sandpoint, Idaho : Lytton Pub. Co.

• 2004, "Scotland: The Bitter Taste of Independence. Big Governments with Ludicrous Promises Kill Dreams", The Freeman, Mai, Vol 54, n°5
  • c. A Busybody Behind Every Tree, The Freeman, July/August, Vol 54, n°6

• 2005,
  • a. Deconstructing Nation Building. The results are in and the record isn’t good, The American Conservative, 24 octobre
  • b. Hurrah for Voluntary Art! Art Can Succeed Without Taxpayer Funding, The Freeman, May, Vol 55, n°4
  • c. “The Prospects for Democracy in High-Violence Societies”, The Independent Review, Spring

• 2006,
  • a. “Does Nation-building Work?”, The Independent Review, Spring
  • b. “Did the United States Create Democracy in Germany?”, The Independent Review, Fall

• 2008,
  • a. "One Inch above the Water; Running away on America’s rivers", Lytton
  • b. “What Do the Terrorists Want?”, The Independent Review, Summer

• 2009, “Making the World Safe for Muddle; The Meaning of Democracy in American Foreign Policy”, The Independent Review, Spring, Vol 13, n°4, pp601-610

De 2010 à 2012

• 2010,
  • a. "Six Political Illusions: A Primer on Government for Idealists Fed Up with History Repeating Itself", Lytton Publishing
  • b. "A Health Insurance Criminal Pleads His Case", The Freeman, April, Vol 60, n°3, pp17-18
  • c. “Are Welfare State Orphans in Good Hands?”, The Freeman, June, Vol 60, n°5, pp27-28
  • d. "Can Government Save Us from Manmade Disasters?", The Freeman, November, vol 60, n°9, pp15-16

• 2011,
  • a. Can Government Manage the Economy?, The Freeman, May, Vol 61, n°4
  • b. The Preamble They Should’ve Written, The Freeman, July/August, Vol 61, n°6

• 2012,
  • a. "Why the Titanic Is Sinking", The Freeman, March, vol 62, n°2, pp16-18 [lire en ligne]
  • b. "The Unnoticed Deficit That Makes Us $6 Trillion Poorer", The Freeman, September, Vol 62, n°7, pp22-27