SDAE Prize for the Best Article in Austrian Economics
2023 SDAE Prize for The Best Article in Austrian Economics
The Redistributive Politics of Monetary Policy
Louis Rouanet, Western Kentucky University
Peter Hazlett, George Mason University
Public Choice, 194 (1-2): 1-26 (2023)
2022 SDAE Prize for The Best Article in Austrian Economics
The FDA and COVID-19: A Political Economy Perspective
Raymond J. March, North Dakota State University
Southern Economic Journal, 87(4): 1210-1228 (2021)
2021 SDAE Prize for The Best Article in Austrian Economics
Observed without Sympathy: Adam Smith on Inequality and Spectatorship
Kristen R. Collins, George Mason University
American Journal of Political Science, 64(4): 1304-1046 (2020)
2020 SDAE Prize for The Best Article in Austrian Economics
Qualitative Research Methods for Institutional Analysis
David Skarbek, Brown University
Journal of Institutional Economics, 16(4): 409-422 (2020)
2019 SDAE Prize for The Best Article in Austrian Economics
The Lightship in Economics
Rosolino A. Candela, Brown University
Vincent J. Geloso, Bates College
Public Choice, 176(3-4): 479-506 (2018)
2018 SDAE Prize for The Best Article in Austrian Economics
Economics and Public Administration
Peter Boettke, George Mason University
Southern Economic Journal, 84(4): 938-959 (2018)
2017 SDAE Prize for The Best Article in Austrian Economics
Degenerate Cosmopolitanism
Adam Martin, Texas Tech University
Social Philosophy and Policy, 32(1): 74-100 (2015)
2016 SDAE Prize for The Best Article in Austrian Economics
The Emergence of ‘Emergence’ in the Work of F.A. Hayek: A Historical Analysis
Paul Lewis, King’s College London
History of Political Economy, 48(1): 111-150 (2016)
2015 FEE Prize for The Best Article in Austrian Economics
Friedrich Hayek and His Visits to Chile
Bruce Caldwell, Duke University
Leonidas Montes, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez (Chile)
The Review of Austrian Economics, 28(3): 261-309 (2015)
2014 FEE Prize for The Best Article in Austrian Economics
Is There a Self-Enforcing Monetary Constitution?
Alexander William Salter, George Mason University
Constitutional Political Economy, 25(3): 280-300 (2014)
2013 FEE Prize for The Best Article in Austrian Economics
Prison Gangs, Norms, and Organizations
David Skarbek, Duke University
Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, 82(1): 96-109 (2012)
2012 FEE Prize for The Best Article in Austrian Economics
Hayekian Anarchism
Edward Peter Stringham, Fayetteville State University
Todd J. Zywicki, George Mason University School of Law
Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, 78(3): 290-301 (2011)
2011 FEE Prize for The Best Article in Austrian Economics
Competing Explanations of the Minsky Moment: The Financial Instability Hypothesis in Light of Austrian Theory
David L. Prychitko, Northern Michigan University
The Review of Austrian Economics, 23(3): 199-221 (2010)
2010 FEE Prize for The Best Article in Austrian Economics
Did Hayek and Robbins Deepen the Great Depression?
Lawrence H. White, George Mason University
Journal of Money, Credit, and Banking, 40(4): 751-768 (2008)
2009 FEE Prize for The Best Article in Austrian Economics
The Market as a Social Space: On the Meaningful Extraeconomic Conversations that Can Occur in Markets
Virgil Henry Storr, Mercatus Center at George Mason University
The Review of Austrian Economics, 21(2-3): 135-150 (2008)
2008 FEE Prize for The Best Article in Austrian Economics
An-arrgh-chy: The Law and Economics of Pirate Organization
Peter T. Leeson, George Mason University
Journal of Political Economy, 115(6): 1049-1094 (2007)
2007 Smith Center Prize for the Best Article in Austrian Economics
State Development Planning: Did it Create an East Asian Miracle?
Benjamin Powell, San Jose State University
The Review of Austrian Economics, 18(3-4): 305-323 (2005)
2006 Smith Center Prize for the Best Article in Austrian Economics
Industrial Symbiosis: The Case for Market Coordination
Pierre Desrochers, University of Toronto at Mississauga
Journal of Cleaner Production, 12(8-10): 1099-1110 (2004)
2003 Smith Center Prize for the Best Article in Austrian Economics
The Extralegal Development of Securities Markets in Seventeenth-Century Amsterdam
Edward Stringham, San Jose State University
The Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance, 43(2): 321-344 (2003)
2002 Smith Center Prize for the Best Article in Austrian Economics
Expectations in the Austrian Business Cycle Theory: An Application of the Prisoner’s Dilemma
Anthony M. Carilli, Hampden-Sydney College
Gregory M. Dempster, Hampden-Sydney College
The Review of Austrian Economics, 14(4): 319-330 (2001)
2000 Smith Center Prize for the Best Article in Austrian Economics
Discovery and the Deepself
Daniel B. Klein, Santa Clara University
The Review of Austrian Economics, 11(1-2): 47-76 (1999)
1999 Smith Center Prize for the Best Article in Austrian Economics
Where Did Economics Go Wrong? Modern Economics as a Flight from Reality
Peter J. Boettke, New York University
Critical Review, 11(1): 11-64 (1997)
1998 Smith Center Prize for the Best Article in Austrian Economics
Hayek and Socialism
Bruce Caldwell, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Journal of Economic Literature, 35(4): 1856-1890 (1997)
1997 Smith Center Prize for the Best Article in Austrian Economics
Entrepreneurial Discovery and the Competitive Market Process: An Austrian Approach
Israel M. Kirzner, New York University
Journal of Economic Literature, 35(1): 60-85 (1997)
1996 Smith Center Prize for the Best Article in Austrian Economics
How Would the Invisible Hand Handle Money?
George A. Selgin, University of Georgia
Lawrence H. White, University of Georgia
Journal of Economic Literature, 32(4): 1718-1749 (1994)
