Lynne Kiesling (bibliographie)

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

De 1995 à 1999

• 1995,
  • a. "Collective Action and Assisting the Poor: The Political Economy of Income Assistance during the Lancashire Cotton Famine", Journal of Economic History, vol 55, juin, pp380-383
  • b. Commentaire du livre de John James and Mark Thomas, dir., "Capitalism in Context: Essays on Economic Development and Cultural Change in Honor of R. M. Hartwell", The Journal of Economic History, Vol 55, n°3, septembre, pp737-738
  • c. Commentaire du livre de A. J. S. Gibson and T. C. Smout, "Prices, Food, and Wages in Scotland, 1550–1780", The Journal of Economic History, Vol 55, n°4, décembre, pp926-927

• 1996,
  • a. commentaire du livre de Fred Foldvary, "Public Goods and Private Communities: The Market Provision of Social Services", The Independent Review, Vol 1, n°2, Fall
  • b. "Institutional Choice Matters: The Poor Law and Implicit Labor Contracts in Victorian Lancashire", Explorations in Economic History, vol 33, pp65-85
  • c. Commentaire du livre de Richard Sylla et Gianni Toniolo, "Patterns of European Industrialization: The Nineteenth Century", Business History Review, Vol 70, n°2, summer, pp284-286

• 1997,
  • a. "The Long Road to Recovery: Post-Crisis Coordination of Private Charity and Public Relief in Victorian Lancashire", Social Science History, Vol 21, pp219-244
  • b. avec Robert A. Margo, "Explaining the Rise in Antebellum Pauperism, 1850-1860: New Evidence", Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance, vol 37, pp405-417
  • c. avec Kyle Kauffman, "Was There a Welfare Magnet in the Nineteenth Century? Preliminary Results from New York City and Brooklyn", Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance, vol 37, pp439-448

• 1998, commentaire du livre de Michael Huberman, "Escape from the Market", The Journal of Economic History, Vol 58, n°4, December, pp1145-1147

De 2000 à 2004

• 2000, commentaire du livre de Robert Putnam, "Bowling Alone", Cato Journal, vol 20, Spring/Summer, pp131-133

• 2001,
  • a. Getting Electricity Deregulation Right: How Other States and Nations Have Avoided California’s Mistakes, Reason Foundation Policy Study No. 281, avril
  • b. avec Adrian T. Moore, Powering Up California: Policy Alternatives for the California Energy Crisis, Reason Foundation Policy Study, n°280, février

• 2002,
  • a. avec Brian Mannix, "Simplifying the Regulation of Electricity Markets", Reason Foundation Policy Study, n°301, novembre
  • b. avec David Haddock, "The Black Death and Property Rights", Journal of Legal Studies, Vol XXXI, n°2, pp545-587
  • c. avec Adrian Moore, "Institutional Change and Contestability: Electricity Transmission Policy, Technology, and Entry Barriers", Proceedings of the U.S. Association of Energy Economics, October

• 2003,
  • a. avec Brian Mannix, "Standard Market Design in Wholesale Electricity Markets: Can FERC’s Proposed Structure Adapt to the Unknown?", Electricity Journal, Vol 16, mars, pp11-19
  • b. "Adam Smith", In: Joel Mokyr, dir., "Oxford Encyclopedia of Economic History", Oxford University Press
  • c. "Contract Enforcement Through History", In: Joel Mokyr, dir., "Oxford Encyclopedia of Economic History", Oxford University Press
  • d. "The History of Energy Regulation", In: Joel Mokyr, dir., "Oxford Encyclopedia of Economic History", Oxford University Press
  • e. Commentaire du livre de Bernard C. Beaudreau, "Energy and the Rise and Fall of Political Economy", Technology and Culture, vol 44, n°1, pp218-220

• 2004,
  • a. avec Michael Giberson, "Analyzing the Blackout Report’s Recommendations: Alternatives For A Flexible, Dynamic Grid", Electricity Journal, vol 17, juillet, pp51-59
  • b. "The North American Blackout and Electricity Policy: Alternatives to Transmission Construction", Economic Affairs, Vol 24, n°1, mars, pp53-57

De 2005 à 2009

• 2005,
  • a. "Using Economic Experiments to Test Electricity Policy", Electricity Journal, vol 18, november, pp43-50
  • b. Commentaire du livre de Terry L. Anderson et Peter J. Hill, "The Not-So Wild West", Pacific Northwest Quarterly, spring, Vol 96, n°2

• 2007,
  • a. "Retail Electricity Deregulation: Prospects and Challenges for Dynamic Pricing and Enabling Technologies", Annual Review of Regulation, Searle Center on Law, Regulation, and Economic Growth, Northwestern University, May
  • b. avec Evens Salies et Michael Giberson, "L’électricité, est-elle un bien public?", Revue de l’OFCE, n°101, avril, pp399-420
  • c. avec Bart Wilson, "An Experimental Analysis of the Effects of Automated Mitigation Procedures on Investment and Prices in Wholesale Electricity Markets", Journal of Regulatory Economics, Vol 31, pp313-334
  • d. avec Michael Giberson, "Post-Blackout Transmission Policy: A Dynamic 21st-Century Grid", In: Andrew Kleit, dir., "Electric Choices: Deregulation and the Future of Electric Power", Rowman and Littlefield
  • e. "The Role of Retail Pricing in Electricity Restructuring", In: Andrew Kleit, dir., "Electric Choices: Deregulation and the Future of Electric Power", Rowman and Littlefield

• 2008,
  • a. "Deregulation, Innovation, and Market Liberalization: Electricity Regulation in a Continually Evolving Environment", London: Routledge
  • b. avec D. Chassin, "Decentralized Coordination through Digital Technology, Dynamic Pricing, and Customer-driven Control: The GridWise Testbed Demonstration Project", Electricity Journal, vol 21, octobre, pp51–59
  • c. "Achieving Decentralized Coordination in the Electric Utility Industry", The Utilities Project, Vol 8, pp79-82

• 2009,
  • a. avec Andrew Kleit, dir., "Electricity Restructuring: The Texas Story", Washington, DC: AEI Press
  • b. "Retail Restructuring and Market Design in Texas", In: Lynne Kiesling et Andrew Kleit, dir., "Electricity Restructuring: The Texas Story", Washington, DC: AEI Press, pp154-173

De 2010 à 2014

• 2010,
  • a. "The Knowledge Problem, Learning, and Regulation: How Regulation Affects Technological Change in the Electric Power Industry", Studies in Emergent Order, Vol 3, pp149-171
  • b. "Promoting Innovation in the Electricity Industry", Economic Affairs, June, pp6-12

• 2011, avec Daniel Seltzer, Laurie Zoloth, Cristina Trainer, "Paved With Good Intentions: Rethinking the Ethics of ELSI Research", Journal of Research Administration, Vol 42, n°2, Fall, pp15-18

• 2012, "Regulation’s Effect on Experimentation in Retail Electricity Markets", Annual Proceedings of the Wealth and Well-Being of Nations, Vol IV, Beloit College, pp89-113

• 2014,
  • a. "Energy Policy", In: Timothy C. Haab et John C. Whitehead, dir., "Environmental and Natural Resource Economics: An Encyclopedia", Santa Barbara: Greenwood Press
  • b. Commentaire du livre de Peter Z. Grossman, "U.S. Energy Policy and the Pursuit of Failure", Independent Review, summer, vol 19, n°1
  • c. "Incumbent Vertical Market Power, Experimentation, and Institutional Design in the Deregulating Electricity Industry", The Independent Review, Vol XIX, n°2, pp239–264

De 2015 à 2019

• 2015,
  • a. "The Connected Home and an Electricity Market Platform for the Twenty-First Century", Independent Review, 20(3), pp1-5
  • b. avec Mark Silberg, "Regulation, Innovation, and Experimentation: The Case of Residential Rooftop Solar", In: W. B. Palmer, J. Kodl, dir., "Annual Proceedings of the Wealth and Well-Being of Nations (2013–2014)", Vol VI, Beloit, WI: Beloit College, pp99-126
  • c. "The Knowledge Problem", In: Peter Boettke et Christopher Coyne, dir., "The Oxford Handbook in Austrian Economics", Oxford University Press, pp45-64
  • d. avec Avner Greif, John V. C. Nye, dir., "Institutions, Innovation, and Industrialization: Essays in Economic History and Development", Princeton University Press
  • e. "Implications of Smart Grid Innovation for Organizational Models in Electricity Distribution", In: Michael Pollitt, dir., "Wiley Handbook of Smart Grid Development", London: Wiley
  • f. avec Federico Boffa, "Competitive Joint Venture Ownership of Networks as an Alternative to Regulation", In: Arnold Picot, Massimo Florio, Nico Grove, Johan Kranz, dir., "The Economics of Infrastructure Provisioning: The (Changing) Role of the State", MIT Press
  • g. Commentaire du livre de Daniel B. Klein, "Knowledge and coordination: A liberal interpretation", The Review of Austrian Economics, vol 28, n°2, pp213-216

• 2016, "Responsibility and the Environmen", In: Tom Palmer, dir., "Self-control or state control?: you decide", Ottawa, Illinois: Jameson Books, Inc., pp62-70

• 2019, "Toward A Market Epistemology of the Platform Economy", In: Steven Horwitz, dir., "Austrian Economics: The Next Generation", (Advances in Austrian Economics, Volume 23) Emerald Group Publishing Limited, pp45-70

Depuis 2020

• 2022,
  • a. avec Alexander Theisen, Michael Munger, "From Airbnb to solar: electricity market platforms as local sharing economies", Public Choice, Vol 193, n°3-4, pp141-162
  • b. "Mary Paley Marshall (1850–1944) and Rose Director Friedman (1910–2009)", In: Donald Boudreaux, Aeon Skoble, dir., "The Essential Women of Liberty", Vancouver: Fraser Institute, pp31-38
  • c. "Deirdre McCloskey (1942– )", In: Donald Boudreaux, Aeon Skoble, dir., "The Essential Women of Liberty", Vancouver: Fraser Institute, pp123-131