Richard Stroup (bibliographie)

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

De 1973 à 1989

• 1973,
  • a. avec John Baden, "Externality, Property Rights, and the Management of Our National Forests", Journal of Law and Economics, Vol 16, n°2, October, pp303–312
  • b. avec James Gwartney, "Measurement of Employment Discrimination according to Sex", Southern Economic Journal, Vol 39, n°4, Apr., pp575-587

• 1979, avec John Baden, "The Development of a Predatory Bureacracy", Policy Review, Hiver

• 1980,
  • a. avec James Gwartney, "Economics: Private and Public Choice", Second ed., New York: Academic Press
  • b. avec James Gwartney, "The Creation of Economic Chaos: Inflation, Unemployment and the Keynesian Revolution", The Intercollegiate Review, Fall-Winter, pp3-9

• 1981,
  • a. avec John Baden, "Saving the Wilderness: A Radical Proposal", Reason, 13(juillet), pp28–36
  • b. avec John Baden, dir., "Bureaucracy vs Environnment. The Environmental Costs of Bureaucratic Governance", Ann Arbor University of Michigan Press
  • c. avec John Baden, "Introduction", In: John Baden, Richard Stroup, dir., "Bureaucracy vs Environnment. The Environmental Costs of Bureaucratic Governance", Ann Arbor University of Michigan Press, pp1-8
  • d. "The Policy-Induced Demand for Coal Gasification", In: John Baden, Richard Stroup, dir., "Bureaucracy vs Environnment. The Environmental Costs of Bureaucratic Governance", Ann Arbor University of Michigan Press, pp77-86
  • e. avec John Baden, "Transgenerational Equity and Natural Resources. Or, Too Bad We Don’t Have Coal Rangers", In: John Baden, Richard Stroup, dir., "Bureaucracy vs Environment. The Environmental Costs of Bureaucratic Governance", Ann Aibor University of Michigan Press, pp203-216

• 1982,
  • a. avec John Baden, ‘Endowment Areas: A Clearing in the Policy Wilderness’, Cato Journal, 2, Winter, pp691-708
  • b. avec Jeff R. Clark, James D. Gwartney, "Essentials of Economics", Orlando: Academic Press Inc.
    • 2ème édition en 1985
    • Traduction en japonais en 1984, Taga Shuppan Publishers Tokyo

• 1983,
  • a. avec John Baden, Natural Resources: Bureaucratic Myths and Environmental Management, Ballinger Publishing Co.
  • b. avec James Gwartney, "Labor Supply and Tax Rates: A Correction of the Record", American Economic Review, 73(3), pp446-451

• 1984, avec James Gwartney, "Labor Supply and Tax Rates: Reply", The American Economic Review, Vol 74, n°5, Dec., pp1108-1109

• 1985, avec Jane S. Shaw, The Resourceful Earth, Intercollegiate Review, Volume 20, Number 3, Spring/Summer

• 1986,
  • a. avec James Gwartney, "Labor Supply and Tax Rates: Reply", The American Economic Review, Vol 76, n°1, Mar., pp284-285
  • b. avec James Gwartney, "Labor Supply and Tax Rates: Reply", The American Economic Review, Vol 76, n°3, Jun., pp557-558

• 1988,
  • a. 'Buying Misery with Federal Land', Public Choice, Vol 57, n°69
  • b. avec James Gwartney, "Communal vs. Private Property Rights. The abuse of communally held resources", The Freeman, February, Vol 38, n°2, pp58-59

• 1989,
  • a. "Hazardous Waste Policy: A Property Rights Perspective", Environment Reporter, September 22, pp868–873
  • b. avec John C. Goodman, "Making the World Less Safe: The Unhealthy Trend in Health Safety and Environmental Regulation", National Center for Policy Analysis (NCPA) Policy Report, n°137, 19 avril
  • c. avec Jane S. Shaw, "The Free Market and the Environment", The Public Interest, Vol 97, Fall, pp30-43
  • d. avec Jane S. Shaw, "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. "The Unpredictable Politics behind Regulation: The Institutional Basis", In: Roger Meiners, Bruce Yandle, dir., "Regulation and the Reagan Years: Politics, Bureaucracy and the Public Interest", New York: Holmes and Meier for The Independent Institute, pp242-252

De 1990 à 1999

• 1991,
  • a. avec John C. Goodman et al., "Progressive Environmentalism: A Pro-Human, Pro-Science, Pro-Free Enterprise Agenda for Change", Task Force Report; Dallas, TX: National Center for Policy Analysis
  • b. Controlling earth's resources: Markets or socialism?, Population & Environment, Volume 12, Number 3 / mars, pp265-284

• 1993,
  • a. avec James D. Gwartney, "What Everyone Should Know About Economics and Prosperity", Tallahasee, Florida: James Madison Institute
  • b. avec Jane S. Shaw, "Environmental Harms from Federal Government Policy", In: Roger Meiners, Bruce Yandle, dir., "Taking the Environment Seriously", New York: Rowman & Littlefield, pp51-72
  • c. "Political behavior", In David R. Henderson, dir., "The Fortune Encyclopedia of Economics: 141 Top Economists Explain the Theories, Mechanics, and Institutions of Money, Trade, and Markets", Warner Books, Inc., pp45-51
  • d. "Environmentalism, free-market", 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., pp442-447

• 1995,
  • a. The Use of Knowledge in Environmental Policy, In: Ejan Mackaay et Hélène Trudeau, dir., L’environnement - À quel prix?, Montréal, Éditions Thémis, pp401-433
  • b. The Endangered Species Act: Making Innocent Species the Enemy, PERC Policy Series PS-3. Bozeman, Mont.: PERC
  • c. "Controlling Risk: Regulation or Rights? Dealing with risk through the political process leads to ineffective and unjust programs", The Freeman, March, Vol 45, n°3, pp149-154
  • d. "Why principle is costly in politics", In: Gregory Rehmke, dir., "Liberalism, Values & Lincoln-Douglas Debate", Free Enterprise Institute, Houston, Texas, pp45-46

• 1996,
  • a. Superfund: The Shortcut That Failed. PERC Policy Series PS-5, Bozeman, MT: Political Economy Research Center, May
  • b. avec Thomas R. Bourland, "Rent Payments as Incentives: Making Endangered Species Welcome on Private Lands", Journal of Forestry, 94 (4), pp18–21

• 1997,
  • a. avec Jane S. Shaw, Preventing Pollution the Free Market Way, Pollution Prevention Review, 7, summer, pp17–22
  • b. "The Economics of Compensating Property Owners", Contemporary Economic Policy, 15 (October), pp55–65
  • c. ""3-D" Property Rights", The Freeman, February, Vol 47, n°2, p59

• 1998, commentaire du livre de Todd Sandler, Global Challenges: An Approach to Environmental, Political, and Economic Problems, The Independent Review, Vol 3, n°1, Summer

De 2000 à 2014

• 2000,
  • a. avec Roger Meiners, dir., "Cutting Green Tape: Toxic Pollutants, Environmental Regulation, and the Law", New Brunswick, N.J.: Transaction
  • b. avec Roger Meiners, "Introduction: The Toxic Liability Problem: Why is it too large?", In: Roger Meiners, Richard Stroup, dir., "Cutting Green Tape: Toxic Pollutants, Environmental Regulation, and the Law", New Brunswick, N.J.: Transaction, pp1-26
  • c. "Air Toxics Policy: Liabilities from Thin Air", In: Roger Meiners, Richard Stroup, dir., "Cutting Green Tape: Toxic Pollutants, Environmental Regulation, and the Law", New Brunswick, N.J.: Transaction, pp59-82
  • d. "Free Riders and Collective Action Revisited", The Independent Review, Spring, Vol 4, n°4, Spring, pp485–500
    • Repris en 2005, In: Robert Higgs et Carl P. Close, dir., Re-Thinking Green: Alternatives to Environmental Bureaucracy, Oakland, CA: The Independent Institute, Ch 11

• 2003, "Eco-nomics", Cato Institute

• 2004, Comment On Boettke and Prychitko [Is an Independent Nonprofit Sector Prone to Failure? Toward an Austrian School Interpretation of Nonprofit and Voluntary Action], Conversations on Philanthropy, Indianapolis, The Philanthropic Enterprise, Vol 1, n°1, pp59-63

• 2005, avec James D. Gwartney et Dwight R. Lee, "Common Sense Economics: What Everyone Should Know about Wealth and Prosperity", New York: St. Martin’s Press

• 2014, avec James D. Gwartney, Russell Sobel et David Macpherson, "Economics: Private and Public Choice", Cincinnati: Cengage Learning