The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy has just published a very heavily revised version of my[1] entry on “Exploitation.” In addition to covering relatively recent developments in the literature, the essay now contains an extended…
There’s been quite a bit of discussion* about Jason Brennan’s and Phil Magness’s excellent paper on the alleged exploitation of adjunct faculty. Brennan and Magness note that “Many news sources,…
But you probably don’t believe it. In this video of my Hayek Lecture at Duke Univesity, I explain why.
Inside Higher Ed has a nice write up of my paper with Phil Magness on the cost of providing justice for adjuncts. They also solicited some responses from activists, which, alas,…
I’m participating in a debate, of sorts, in the Pan-Am Post. Drawing from Markets without Limits, I point out that most opposition to organ sales is about the how, not the what. Opponents…
In a post at Cafe Hayek this morning, Don Boudreaux cites his Mercatus colleague Ashley Schiller’s observation that Uber and the “sharing economy” more generally allow individuals to turn their consumption…