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

De 1976 à 1979

  • 1976,
    • a. "Hayek's social philosophy", Bankers' Magazine
    • b. A political economy of housing. CBI Review
  • 1977, Milton Friedman's free market politics I. Cambridge Review
  • 1978,
    • a. Milton Friedman's free market politics II. Cambridge Review
    • b. Labour and the constitution. Contemporary Review
    • c. The paradox of liberty. Crossbow
  • 1979,
    • a. "Hayek’s social and economic philosophy", Londres, MacMillan
      • Extraits traduits en français en 1981, La théorie monétaire des économistes autrichiens, Problèmes économiques, n°1746, Paris, La documentation francaise, 4nov., pp22-28
      • Traduction en japonais en 1984
    • b. "Milton Friedman and liberty", New Humanist

De 1980 à 1984

  • 1980, A defence of Liberalism against politics, Indian Journal of Political Science
  • 1981,
    • a. Austrian Economists on Money and Society, National Westminster Bank Quarterly Review (May), pp20-31
    • b. "An introduction to modern political theory", Macmillan
    • c. "Restating the liberal order", In: G. Locksley, J. Shackleton, dir., "Twelve contemporary economists", Macmillan
  • 1983,
    • a. "The Political Economy of Higher Education: An 'Austrian' Analysis", Economic Affairs, vol 3, n°4, pp235-241
    • b. "Essays on H.L.A. Hart, R. Dworkin, I. Berlin and L.C. Robbins", In: J. Devine, dir., "Thinkers of the Twentieth Century"
    • c. "The new Liberalism", British Journal of Political Science, January, vol 13, n°1, pp93-123
    • d. "The welfare state and welfarism", New Humanist
  • 1984,
    • a. The ‘Austrian’ Perspective, In: David K. Whynes, Dir., What Is Political Economy? Eight Perspectives, New York, Blackwell, 33-58
    • b. avec J. Burton et al., Dir., Hayek’s ‘Serfdom’ Revisited: Essays by Economists, Philosophers and Political Scientists on ‘The Road to Serfdom After 40 Years. Institute for Economic Affairs. Hobart paperback
    • c. Austrian Challenge to Orthodoxy, Economic Affairs, Vol 4, n°3, pp57-61
    • d. Hayek on Liberty, In: Z. Pelczinski et John Gray, dir., Conceptions of liberty in political philosophy, Ch 12, London: Athlone, pp263-288
    • e. "Ideas versus interests: the classical liberal dilemma", In: Arthur Seldon, dir., "Hayek's `Serfdom' Revisited", The Institute of Economic Affairs, London, pp43-64
    • f. "Is there a road to serfdom?", Government and Opposition, 19(1), pp52–67
    • g. "Unanimity, Agreement, and Liberalism. A Critique of James Buchanan’s Social Philosophy", Political Theory, Vol 12, n°4, pp579-596
    • h. The economics and philosophy of Socialism. Il Politico

De 1985 à 1989

  • 1985,
    • a. No just distribution of property rights. Economic Affairs
    • b. Pensions explosion after 1999. Economic Affairs
    • c. In defence of the invisible hand, Cato Journal, Vol 5, n°1, spring/summer
    • d. "The State, pensions and the philosophy of welfare", Journal of Social Policy, October, vol 14, n°4, pp467-490
  • 1987,
    • a. "The new Right", London: Croom Helm & New York: Methuen
      • Traduction en turc en 1989
    • b. Understanding the Market, In: M. Loney, dir., The Market or the state, Sage
    • c. Whither classical liberalism? Economic Affairs
    • d. A celebration of Hayek. Economic Affairs
    • e. Conservatism and liberalism: an uneasy alliance. Dialogue
    • f. Commentaire du livre de D. Harris, Justifying State Welfare, Times Higher Education Supplement
    • g. Commentaire du livre de Charles K. Rowley et al., Debt, Times Higher Education Supplement
    • h. Commentaire du livre de D. Harris, Defending State Welfare, Times Higher Education Supplement
  • 1988,
    • a. The invisible hand in economics and politics, London: Institute of Economic Affairs
    • b. Classical Theory of Law, Cornell Law Review
    • c. Classical Liberalism and public policy, Il Politico
    • d. Righting Britain's constitution. CIS Policy Report
    • e. An individualist's perspective on marriage and the family, CIS Policy Report
    • f. Mrs Thatcher's third term, CIS Policy Report
    • g. Business ethics, Business Studies
    • h. Commentaire du livre de D. Lloyd Thomas, In Defence of Liberalism, Times Higher Education Supplement
    • i. "End-States and Processes: Two Conflicting Explanations of Society", Institute of Economic Affairs, London
  • 1989,
    • a. The Liberal Constitution: Rational Design or Evolution?, Critical Review, Vol 3, pp267–82
    • b. Political and Economic Thought of German Neo-Liberals, In: Alan Peacock et Hans Willgerodt, dir., German Neo-Liberals and the Social Market Economy, Basingstoke: Macmillan, pp105-124
    • c. The crisis in law centre for independent studies, Sydney
    • d. Ideas and interests: the problem reconsidered, In: Andrew Gamble, dir., Ideas, interests and consequences, London: Institute of Economic Affairs
    • e. Hayek, In: Waterstone's Social Sciences Catalogue
    • f. The philosophy of welfare. Biblioteca della Libertà
    • g. "Varieties of Liberalism", Government and Opposition, Vol 24, n°3, pp357-362
    • h. The State and legitimacy, Philosophy Supplementary Volume
    • i. Are there any welfare rights?, Policy
    • j. Commentaire du livre de A. Phelps-Brown, The Generation of Inequality, Times Higher Education Supplement

De 1990 à 1994

  • 1990,
    • a. "Welfare", Open University Press
      • Seconde édition en 1999
      • Traduction en roumain en 1998
      • Traduction en chinois en 1999
        • Nouvelle édition en 2006
    • b. avec R. Plant, Citizenship and rights in Thatcher's Britain, London: Institute of Economic Affairs
    • c. Ideology, In: A. Gamble, dir., Developments in British politics 3, Macmillan
    • d. "Adam Smith and the Ethics of Capitalism", In: Nicholas Elliott, dir., "Adam Smith's Legacy. His thought in our time", Londres: Adam Smith Institute, ISBN 1870109848, pp121-134
    • e. The philosophy of the welfare state. Critical Review
    • f. “The liberal constitution: rational design or evolution?”, Critical Review, Vol 3, pp267-282

1991

  • a. "Introduction", In: Sudha Shenoy, dir., "Economic Freedom, the Institute of masters of modern economics series", London, Basil Blackwell. ppvii-xii
  • b. "The morality of business enterprise", Aberdeen: Aberdeen University Press
    • Traduction en suédois en 1994
  • c. "Ideas versus interests: the problem revisited", In: A. Gamble, "Ideas versus interests", London: Institute of Economic Affairs
  • d. "Austrian economics: a dissent from orthodoxy", In: D. Greenaway, M. Bleaney, I. Stuart, dir., "A companion to contemporary economic thought", London: Routledge
  • f. "Anarchism", In: Nigel Ashford, Steve Davies, dir., "A Dictionary of Conservative and Libertarian Thought", New York: Routledge
  • g. "Austrian Economics", In: Nigel Ashford, Steve Davies, dir., "A Dictionary of Conservative and Libertarian Thought", New York: Routledge
  • h. "Authority", In: Nigel Ashford, Steve Davies, dir., "A Dictionary of Conservative and Libertarian Thought", New York: Routledge
  • i. "British conservatism", In: Nigel Ashford, Steve Davies, dir., "A Dictionary of Conservative and Libertarian Thought", New York: Routledge
  • j. "Capitalism", In: Nigel Ashford, Steve Davies, dir., "A Dictionary of Conservative and Libertarian Thought", New York: Routledge
  • k. "Conservatism", In: Nigel Ashford, Steve Davies, dir., "A Dictionary of Conservative and Libertarian Thought", New York: Routledge
  • l. "Constitution", In: Nigel Ashford, Steve Davies, dir., "A Dictionary of Conservative and Libertarian Thought", New York: Routledge
  • m. "Democracy", In: Nigel Ashford, Steve Davies, dir., "A Dictionary of Conservative and Libertarian Thought", New York: Routledge
  • n. "Individualism", In: Nigel Ashford, Steve Davies, dir., "A Dictionary of Conservative and Libertarian Thought", New York: Routledge

1992

    • a. "Subjectivism, catallactics and the foundations of economic order", In: J. Lee Auspitz, dir., Praxiologies and the philosophy of economics, New Brunswick: Transaction Books
    • b. Liberty and welfare, Politics
    • c. Commentaire du livre de W. Rees Mogg et J. Dale Davidson, The Great Reckoning, Times Literary Supplement
    • d. "The Social Market Economy", Social Philosophy, vol 10
  • 1993,
    • a. "The Corporation: An Individualist’s Perspective", Journal des économistes et des études humaines: A Bilingual Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies, Vol 4, (2/3), pp339-358
    • b. "The new Right and provision for the elderly", In: N. Ashford et G. Jordan, dir., "Public policy and the new Right", London: Pinter
    • c. "The Social Market Economy", Social Philosophy and Policy, Vol 10, n°2, Summer, pp1-25 (coordination du numéro par Ellen Frankel Paul, Fred D. Miller, Jeffrey Paul "Liberalism and the Economic Order")
  • 1994,
    • a. The Road to Freedom—Hayek’s Social and Economic Philosophy, In: Jack Birner et Rudy Van Zijp, dir., Hayek, Co-ordination and Evolution; His Legacy in Philosophy, Politics, Economics, and the History of Ideas, London & New York, N.Y.: Routledge, pp141-163
    • b. The case for independent universities, University of Buckingham Press
    • c. Witchcraft and insider dealing, In: H. Macqueen, dir., Insider dealing, Edinburgh: David Hume Institute
    • d. Sovereignty, the Rule of Recognition and Constitutional Stability in Britain, Hume Papers on Public Policy, vol 2, p19
    • e. The riddle of the social market, Policy
    • f. The Market, liberty and the regulatory state, Economic Affairs
    • g. Market, state and welfare, Filozofia

De 1995 à 1999

  • 1995,
    • a. Theory of Social order, Il Politico, 60, pp557-581
    • b. What moral constraints for business? In: Samuel Brittan et A. Hamlin, dir., Market capitalism and moral values, Aldershot: Elgar
    • c. Hume, Smith and Rousseau and Liberty, In: R. Wokler, dir., Rousseau on liberty, Manchester: Manchester University Press
    • d. Friedman, In: V. George et R. Page, dir., Modern thinkers on welfare, London: Prentice Hall
    • e. "Rothbard: liberty, economy and state", Journal des économistes et des études humaines, March, Vol 6, n°1, pp105-119
  • 1996,
    • a. Classical liberalism in the age of Post-Communism. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar
    • b. Insider dealing, London: Foundation for Business Responsibilities
    • c. Liberalism, In: A. et J. Kuper, dir., The social science encyclopedia, London: Routledge
    • d. Herbert Hart: the concept of law, In: M. Forsyth et M. Keens-Soper, dir., The political classics, London: Oxford University Press
    • e. Economic liberalism, ethics and the social market, In: John Meadowcroft, dir., The liberal tradition: contemporary reappraisals, Aldershot: Elgar
    • f. Justice and liberty in marriage and divorce, In: R. Whelan, dir., Just a piece of paper, London: Institute of Economic Affairs
    • g. Rational barbarians: innovators of the corporate world, In: N. Kuenssberg et G. Lomas, dir., The David Hume Institute: the first decade, Edinburgh: the David Hume Institute
    • h. "Murray Rothbard: the unended quest for liberty", Policy Magazine, Autumn, pp37-42
    • i. "Hayek's theory of social order", Il Politico
    • j. Commentaire du livre de Samuel Brittan, "Capitalism with a Human Face", Economic Affairs
    • k. Commentaire du livre de F. Fukuyama, Trust, Economic Affairs
  • 1997,
    • a. Commentaire du livre de Steve Fleetwood, Hayek’s Political Economy: The Socio-Economics of Order, London Routledge, The Independent Review, Volume 2, Number 2, Fall
    • b. Business, ethics and the market economy, Wellington: New Zealand Business Roundtable
    • c. The market, religion morality and the State, In: Mustafa Erdogan, dir., Liberal dusunce toplulugu, Ankara
    • d. Welfare policies, In: R. Chadwick, dir., Encyclopedia of applied ethics, San Diego: Academic Press
    • e. The political economy of Edmund Burke, In: I. Crowe, dir., Edmund Burke: his life and legacy, Dublin: Four Courts
    • f. Hayek's research programme, Economic Affairs
    • g. "Conservative thought and the welfare state", Political Studies, Political Studies, vol 45, pp342-345
    • h. Capitalism and Postcommunism, The Locke Luminary
    • i. Commentaire du livre de M. Griffiths et J. Lucas, Ethical Economics ('Whose Money is It'?), Times Literary Supplement, June 20th
  • 1998,
    • a. "Business Ethics", London: Macmillan
    • b. Limited government, individual liberty and the rule of law (selected works of Arthur Shenfield). Cheltenham: Edward Elgar
    • c. Charles Taylor on Multiculturalism and the Politics of Recognition, In: G. Carey et B. Frohnen, dir., Community and tradition, New York: Rowman and Littlefield
    • d. Economism, civil society and welfare, In: M. James, dir., Exploring civil society, Wellington: New Zealand Business Roundtable
    • e. Government and business ethics, In: I. Jones et M. Pollit, dir., The role of business ethics in economic performance, London: Macmillan
    • f. Epstein's profound simplicity, Constitutional Political Economy
    • g. Capitalism after the fall of communism, Politics
  • 1999,
    • a. Anglo-American Capitalism and the Ethics of Business, Wellington: New Zealand Business Roundtable
    • b. Birey, Cemaat, Piyasa. Ankara: Liberte Yayinlari
    • c. Respectable trade forthcoming. Adam Smith Institute
    • d. Neoclassicism, the new Right and British social welfare, In: R. Page et R. Silburn, dir., British social welfare in the Twentieth Century, London: Macmillan
    • e. Business ethics, communitarianism and the social market: new challenges to capitalism, In: R. Piekarski, dir., Cnoty Polityczne- dawnie i obcenie. Gdansk
    • f. Hayek's theory of law, Journal des Economistes et des Études Humaine
    • g. There's no Philadephia in Europe, The Freeman, February
    • h. Shakespeare in love, Absolute Marbella, March
    • i. Freedom and morality in the plays of Tom Stoppard, The Freeman, August
    • j. Germany and the third way, The Freeman, November
    • k. Commentaire du livre de Samuel Brittan, Essays: Moral, Political and Economic, Economic Affairs

De 2000 à 2004

  • 2004,
    • a. Political Morality as Convention, Social Philosophy and Policy, vol 21, n°1, pp266–292
    • b. "The European Constitution: A Requiem? The Constitution-Makers Are Unlikely to Succeed", The Freeman, Octobre, Vol 54, n°8
    • c. The rationale of the minimal state, In: A. Gamble & T. Wright, dir., Restating the State? (Political Quarterly Special Issue) Oxford: Blackwell, pp11-23
    • d. Property rights in common and civil law, In: Enrico Colombatto, dir., The Elgar companion to the economics of property rights, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing, ch.8
    • e. Constitutionalism, Federalism and the European Union, Economic Affairs, March, pp5–10
    • f. Estonia Moves to Liberty, The Freeman, May, Vol 54, n°5
    • g. The hidden menace of morality. Salisbury Review, Spring
    • h. Constitutionalism, federalism and the European Union. Economic Affairs, 24(1), March, pp11-16
    • i. Constitutional deliberations over Europe, Economic Affairs, 24(1), March, pp2-4
    • j. 21C inc: the limited liability corporation in the twenty-first century, Business Strategy Review, 15(4), December, pp52-56

De 2005 à 2009

2007

  • b. "Europe: Still a Laggard Economy. Europe's Social-Democratic Outlook Hampers Its Recovery", The Freeman, Mars, Vol 57, n°2
  • c. "Sir Samuel Brittan", In: D. Brack, E. Randall, dir., "Dictionary of liberal thought", London: Politico's Publishing
  • d. "The concept of a free society", Il Dusunce [Turkey], Vol 13, June, pp115-126

2008

De 2010 à 2014

  • 2014, avec Roger Garrison, dir., "Elgar Companion to Hayekian Economics", Edward Elgar, ISBN 9780857931108 ISBN 0857931105
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