Jane Shaw (bibliographie)

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

De 1985 à 1989

• 1985, avec Richard L. Stroup, The Resourceful Earth, Intercollegiate Review, Volume 20, Number 3, Spring/Summer

• 1986, "Who makes the coffee in your office?", The Voluntaryist, Vol 4, n°1, juin, p3

• 1987, "Entrepreneurs and their Gifts", The Freeman, Avril
  • Repris en 1995, "Entrepreneurs and their Gifts", In: Hans Sennholz, dir., "Free to Try", Foundation for Economic Education, Irvington-on-Hudson, NY, pp20-21

• 1988,
  • a. "AIDS: More Than Just a Virus", Liberty Magazine, Vol 2, n°1, September, p33,p36
  • b. "Helping the Poor. Today's poor need not be the poor of tomorrow", The Freeman, August, Vol 38, n°8, pp323-324

1989

• a. avec T. J. Ijima, "The Great 19th Century Timber Heist Revisited", PERC Viewpoints, septembre,
  • Repris en 1990, "The Great 19th Century Tunber Heist Revisited. The reasons for harvesting vast stands of Great Lakes timber and the benefits that resulted", The Freeman, April, Vol 40, n°4, pp137-141

• b. "The Fires of Yellowstone", Liberty Magazine, May, vol 2, n°5, p32p66

• c. avec Richard L. Stroup, "The Free Market and the Environment", The Public Interest, Vol 97, Fall, pp30-43

• d. avec Richard L. Stroup, "Getting Warmer?", National Review, July 14
  • Repris en 1991, "Immediate Action on the Greenhouse Effect Is Unwarranted", In: Matthew Polesetsky, dir., "Global resources: opposing viewpoints", San Diego, CA: Greenhaven Press, pp87-92

• e. avec John Hospers, "Private Property and the Environment: Two Views", The Freeman, January, Vol 39, n°1, pp39-41

• f. "The Invisible Hand at Work", The Freeman, April, Vol 39, n°4, p134 (L'auteure rappelle comme une évidence que la seule façon de gagner un revenu est de fournir ce que les autres veulent.)

De 1990 à 1999

• 1992, "A Paradigm Shifts Gears", Liberty magazine, march, Vol 5, n°4, pp61-63

• 1993,
  • a. avec Richard L. Stroup, "Environmental Harms from Federal Government Policy", In: Roger Meiners, Bruce Yandle, dir., "Taking the Environment Seriously", New York: Rowman & Littlefield, pp51-72
  • b. "Public choice theory", In David R. Henderson, dir., "The Fortune Encyclopedia of Economics: 141 Top Economists Explain the Theories, Mechanics, and Institutions of Money, Trade, and Markets", New York: Time-Warner Books, Inc., pp150-155
  • c. "Recycling", In David R. Henderson, dir., "The Fortune Encyclopedia of Economics: 141 Top Economists Explain the Theories, Mechanics, and Institutions of Money, Trade, and Markets", New York: Time-Warner Books, Inc., pp457-460

• 1994,
  • a. Why Prosperity Is Rare, Liberty, vol. 7, no. 4 (mai), pp59-61
  • b. Things Are Better than We Think (And Could Be Better Yet), The Freeman, June, Vol 44, n°6
  • c. "Invisible Value", The Freeman, Vol 44, Décembre

• 1995,
  • a. avec Pamela S. Snyder, "PC Oil Drilling in a Wildlife Refuge", The Wall Street Journal, September 7
  • b. "Risk, Rights, and Regulation", The Freeman, March, Vol 45, n°3, pp138-139

• 1996,
  • a. avec Michael Sanera, The ABCs of Environmental Myths, Wall Street Journal (September 4)
  • b. avec Richard L. Stroup, Is Greater Population a Problem?, The Senior Economist, vol. 11, no. 3 (février)
  • c. avec Craig McCormack, Emissions Trading: Clearing the Air, PERC Reports 14(2), pp10–11
  • d. avec Michael Sanera, "Facts, Not Fear: A Parent’s Guide to Teaching Children About the Environment", Washington, D.C.: Regnery
  • e. "Environmental Protection: The New Socialism?", The Freeman, Mai, Vol 46, n°5, pp295-298
  • f. commentaire du livre de Thomas Sowell, "Knowledge and Decisions", The Freeman: Ideas on Liberty, May, Vol 46, n°5, p410
  • g. commentaire du livre de William Perry Pendley, "War on the West: Government Tyranny on America Great Frontier", The Freeman: Ideas on Liberty, June, Vol 46, n°6, pp465-466

• 1997,
  • a. avec Mark Duda, Life Cycle Assessment, Society, vol. 35, no. 1 (novembre/décembre)
  • b. avec Richard L. Stroup, Preventing Pollution the Free Market Way, Pollution Prevention Review, 7, summer, pp17–22
  • c. "Who Watches the Botchers?", commentaire du livre de Thomas Sowell, "The Vision of the Anointed: Self-Congratulation as a Basis for Social Policy", Liberty Magazine, Vol 10, n°5, May, pp64-65
  • d. "Understanding Property Rights", The Freeman, February, Vol 47, n°2, p58

• 1998, avec Mathew Brown, "Paying to Prevent Logging Is Breakthrough for Environmentalists", News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash., August 13.

• 1999,
  • a. avec Michael Sanera, Facts, Not Fear: A Parents' Guide to Teaching Children About the Environment, Washington, DC: Regnery Publishing, Inc.
  • b. Dir., A Blueprint for Environmental Education, Bozeman, MT

De 2000 à 2009

• 2000, avec Ronald D. Utt, Dir., A Guide to Smart Growth: Shattering Myths, Providing Solutions,. Washington: DC

• 2001,
  • a. Perfect Spills, American Spectator (septembre/octobre)
  • b. commentaire du livre d'Andres Duany, Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk et de Jeff Speck, Suburban Nation: The Rise of Sprawl and the Decline of the American Dream, The Freeman, Juin
  • c. Antique Apples: A Market taste? Does commercial activity destroy diversity?, PERC Reports, Vol 19, n°2, Summer, pp8-12
  • d. "Seize Opportunities for Freedolll", Liberty magazine, février, Vol 15, n°2, pp38-39

• 2002,
  • a. Global Warming, San Diego: Greenhaven Press
  • b. The Church of Global Warming, Women's Quarterly 30, Winter, pp26-28

• 2003,
  • a. "Record Shows Profit-seeking Drives Green Innovation", The Environmental Forum (novembre/décembre), 20
  • b. "The Market for Culture". Commentaire du livre de Tyler Cowen, "Creative Destruction: How Globalization Is Changing the World's Cultures", Liberty Magazine, Avril, Vol 17, n°4, pp52-53

• 2004,
  • a. avec Manuel Nikel-Zueger, Energy, San Diego: Greenhaven Press
  • b. Commentaire du livre de Jack M. Hollander, "The Real Environmental Crisis: Why Poverty Not Affluence, Is the Environment's Number One Enemy"], The Freeman, Mai, Vol 54, n°5

• 2005, Business and the Environment: Is There More to the Story?, Business Economics (janvier)

• 2009, commentaire du livre de Jerry Kirkpatrick, Montessori, Dewey, and Capitalism: Educational Theory for a Free Market in Education, The Independent Review, Vol 14, n°1, summer

Depuis 2010

• 2013, avec James Gwartney, "What Should Be Taught and Learned in Economics Classes (and Is It?)", Journal of Private Enterprise, Vol 29, n°1, pp73–86