You can preorder my new book “An Economist’s Guide to Environmentalism.” It’s scheduled for release on Oct 16. In the book, I assemble a toolkit of easy-to-understand economic concepts and then apply those tools to a variety of environmental problems.

RT @HayekProgram: What role does faith play in disaster recovery? 🇧🇸. @vstorr, @JordanLofthouse, and Nona Martin Storr find that after Hurr….

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RT @NathanPGoodman: Some think that to resolve pressing problems like climate change, we need a top-down, militarized war footing. My colle….

A few months ago, @NovakMikayla, @NathanPGoodman, and I published a paper in the Review of Austrian Economics called “Militarized climate planning: What is left?” We build off Don Lavoie’s framework to talk about climate policy. Read it here:.

We argue that reliable, high-speed internet access facilitates a greater degree of specialization and exchange, contributing to economic growth for Native.communities.

I recently published a paper with Jim Ronyak in the Journal of Private Enterprise titled "Internet Access and Native American Economic Development." Read the full article here:

RT @HayekProgram: In his upcoming book, @JordanLofthouse demonstrates how the field of economics can explain the rise of environmental prob….

I have a new paper with @vstorr and Nona Martin Storr in Disasters called “Calling on and thanking God: the role of faith and faith communities in disaster recovery.” It’s open access, and you can read the full paper here:.

The work of the Ostroms and the broader Bloomington tradition is more important than ever. This is a thought-provoking article, and I’m honored that my work with @AMSchaef is included, along with other scholars I know, like @PeterBoettke, @vladtarko, and Paul Dragos Aligica.

RT @nescio13: On Polycentrism and the New Classical Liberalism. Neoliberalism is dead; Long live Neoliberalism!, pt 1. .

RT @NathanPGoodman: Interesting piece discussing how the work of my colleagues such as @JordanLofthouse, @AMSchaef, @PeterBoettke, Paul Dra….

RT @_PublicChoice: Available now at Public Choice:. Lofthouse, J.K., Schaefer, A. Expert knowledge and the administrative state. Public Cho….

RT @AMSchaef: @vladtarko I cite @Roger_Koppl in this review and in the more extensive paper I wrote with Jordan Lofthouse because I think t….

RT @LeahKral: 📢 "Advancing Nonprofit Management: Innovations, Challenges and Best Practices" is a special open access (free) issue of Admin….

In the latest episode of the Hayek Prgram Podcast, I talk with @v_rayamajhee and Pablo Paniagua Prieto about their work on “Governing the Fisheries Commons.” They’re making important contributions to Elinor Ostom’s work.

Review 2: Ambrose paints an engaging and compelling picture of both Lewis and Clark, as well as Jefferson, Sacajawea, and other members of the Corps of Discovery. It’s a must-read for any American history buff, especially for those interested in Native Americans.

Review 1: I’ve discovered that John Adams is my second cousin eight times removed. Reading this biography of my long-lost relative made me appreciate him as a political theorist, a revolutionary, a man of principle, and a family man.

In January 2023, I made a resolution to read 15 books I hadn’t read before. I ended up reading 20 new books. Just for fun, I’ll be giving my review of each of them over the next few days.

If you’re interested in climate change, please listen to the latest episode of the Hayek Program Podcast. I talk with the amazing Bobbi Herzberg about our recent paper that extends Elinor Ostrom’s logic on climate change.

Check out my short article at @Discourse_Mag on internet access and Native American economic development. November is Native American Heritage Month, and it’s a good time to reflect on ways to help these communities flourish.