VITA (July 5, 2010) JAMES PATRICK GUNNING

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1 VITA (July 5, 2010) JAMES PATRICK GUNNING 1. Personal Information 4870 W. Lake Waterford Way Melbourne, Fl USA 73 Murphys Dr. Groton CT Cell: Teaching and Research Fields Economic Theory Political Economy Public Choice History of Economic Thought Austrian Economics Economics of Crime and Law 3. Education B.A., University of Delaware, Economics, 1965 Ph.D., Virginia Polytechnic Institute & SU, Economics, Doctoral Dissertation An Economic Approach to Social Interaction and Institutions 5. Honors Fellowship to Monetary Policy Seminar, sponsored by the Lehrman Institute (1980) Fellowship to Seminar on Austrian Economics, sponsored by the Institute for Humane Studies (1976) Fellowship to Seminar on Property Rights, sponsored by the Institute for Humane Studies (1972) 6. University and College Experience Visiting Professor of Economics, Bryant University (Fall 2008 to Fall, 2009) Visiting Professor of Economics, United States Coast Guard Academy (Fall 2006 to Summer 2008) Visiting Professor of Economics, Kyunpook National University (Spring, 2006 to present) Professor and Chair of Economics, KIMEP, Kazakhstan (Fall, 2005) Professor of Economics, Feng Chai University, Taiwan (2002 to 2005) Professor of Economics, American University of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates (2000 to 2002) Professor of Economics and Finance, Sultan Qaboos University, Oman ( ) Professor of Political Economy, National Chung Hsing University, Taipei, ( ) Visiting Associate Professor of Economics, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan, ( ) Associate Professor of Economics, University of Papua New Guinea, ( ) Visiting Associate Professor of Economics, Ohio University, ( ), Visiting Associate Professor of Justice Law and Society, American University, ( ) Visiting Associate Professor of Economics, University of Central Florida, ( ) Visiting Associate Professor of Economics, Rollins College, ( )

2 2 University and College Experience (cont.) Temporary Associate Professor of Economics, Villanova University, ( ) gvisiting Lecturer in Economics, University of Delaware, ( ) Associate Professor of Economics, Texas Wesleyan College, ( ) Assistant Professor of Economics, Albany State College, ( ) Assistant Professor of Economics, Columbus College, ( ) Assistant Professor of Economics, University of Missouri, Kansas City, ( ) Assistant Professor of Economics and Community Development, Pennsylvania State U., ( ) Instructor of Economics State U. of New York at Brockport, ( ) 7. Courses Taught Introduction to Macroeconomics, Austrian Economics, Public Choice, Market Failure, Intermediate Economic Theory, Modern Political Economy, International Political Economy, Intro to World Economy, International Trade, Public Finance, History of Economic Thought, Intro to Economics, Public Policy in a Democracy, Law and Economics, Economics of Crime, Political Economy of Crime and Law, Government and Business, Industrial Organization, Money and Banking, Economics of Property Rights, Law and Economics, History of Public Finance, Managerial Economics, Health Economics, Comparative Economic Systems, Financial Institutions, Corporate Finance, Statistics, Intro to Administration of Justice, Problems of Justice, Philosophy of Law, Criminology, Concepts of Justice, Justice and Morality, Criminal Behavior, Intro to Community Development, Research Methods in Criminal Justice, Political Economy of Community Development, Dimensions of Community Systems and Change, Introduction to Sociology. 8. Publications in Peer Reviewed Journals or Books (2005) Praxeological vs. Positive Time Preference. History of Economic Ideas. 8 (1): (2005) "Wise Central Planning?: The Chinese on Taiwan." Commentaries on Law and Economics.(forthcoming) (2005) Interest: In Defense of Mises. Quarterly Review of Austrian Economics 8 (3): (2005) "How to Be a Value-Free Advocate of Laissez Faire: Ludwig von Mises's Solution." American Journal of Economics and Sociology. 65 (3) (2005) "Did Mises Err? Was He a Utilitarian?: Reply to Block." American Journal of Economics and Sociology. 65 (3) (2004) "What Should We Do About Taiwan." Commentaries on Law & Public Policy. (2): (2004) Dynamics of Oil Prices. in V. S. Sakalya (ed.). Oil - Politics & Economics. Hyderabad: ICFAI University Press. (2003) Gunning, J. Patrick. Understanding Democracy: An Introduction to Public Choice. Taipei, Taiwan: Nomad Press. (2003) "The Praxeological Concept of International Entrepreneurship" in Leo Dana (ed.) Edward Elgar Handbook on Research in International Entrepreneurship. Brookfield, Vermont: Edward Elgar. (2002) Ronald Coase s Method of Building More Realistic Models of Choice. Review of Political Economy. 14: 2: (with Bingyuang Hsiung ) (2001) "New Subjectivist Economic Theory and Public Finance." Public Finance and Management. 1:3, 2001.

3 3 Publications in Peer Reviewed Journals and Books (cont.) (2001) ZrozumieÉ Demokracjì: Wprowadzenie do Teorii Wyboru Publicznego. Warsaw: WyÛsza Szkola Bankowo ci, Finansów I ZarzÅdzania. (Polish version of Understanding Democracy: An Introduction to Public Choice). (2000) The Property System in Austrian Economics. Review of Austrian Economics. 13 (2): (2000) "Roy Cordato's 'Austrian' Critique of Coase on Social Cost." Review of Austrian Economics. 13 (2): (1998) H. J. Davenport s Loan Fund Theory of Capital. Journal of the History of Economic Thought. 20 (3): (1998) "Herbert J. Davenport's Transformation of the Austrian Theory of Value and Cost." In Malcolm Rutherford (ed.). The Economic Mind in America: Essays in the History of American Economics: London: Routledge. (1997) "Herbert Davenport on the Single Tax." American Journal of Economics and Sociology. 56: (4): (1997) "Ludwig von Mises's Transformation of the Austrian Theory of Value and Cost." History of Economics Review. 26 (Summer): (1997) "The Theory of Entrepreneurship in Austrian Economics." In Keizer, W., Tieben B. and R. Van Zijp (eds.). Austrians in Debate. London: Routledge ( ). (1994) The Failure of the New Subjectivist Revolution: A Critical Essay on the Economic Theory of Ludwig von Mises. Fort Myers, Fl. and Taipei, Taiwan: Nomad Press. (1993) "Entrepreneurists and Firmists: Knight vs. the Modern Theory of the Firm." Journal of the History of Economic Thought. 15 (1): (1992) The New Subjectivist Elucidation of Entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Economic Change. 1 (3). (1992) The Meaning of Entrepreneurship in Economic Theory: Historical Perspective. Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Economic Change. 1 (2). (1991) "Praxeology, Economics, and Ethical Philosophy." In Ebeling, Richard M., ed., Austrian Economics: Perspectives on the Past and Prospects for the Future. Hillsdale, MI: Hillsdale College Press: (1990) The New Subjectivist Revolution: An Elucidation and Extension of Ludwig von Mises' Contribution to Economic Theory. Savage, Maryland: Rowman and Littlefield. (1989) "Professor Caldwell on Ludwig von Mises's Methodology." Review of Austrian Economics 3: (1989) "Mises on the Evenly Rotating Economy." Review of Austrian Economics. Vol. 3: (1986) "The Methodology of Austrian Economics and Its Relevance to Institutionalism." American Journal of Economics and Sociology. January. (1985) "Piaget and Social Economy." Review of Social Economy. Winter. (1985) "Causes of Unemployment: The Austrian Perspective." History of Political Economy. 17: 2.

4 4 Publications in Peer Reviewed Journals and Books (cont.) (1984) "Marriage and Investment in Human Capital: A Comment." Southern Economic Journal. October. (1984) "Homogenization of Heterogeneous Resources: A Comment." American Economic Review. September. (1981) "The Stifling Effect of Unemployment Policies." Freedom and Enterprise. Winter. (1979) Durability and the Theory of Institutions." in Gordon Tullock (ed.) Frontiers of Economics. (1976) "Two Abuses: Drugs and the Pareto Criterion." Public Finance Quarterly, January. (1973) "How Profitable is Burglary?" in Simon Rottenberg (ed.) Economics of Crime and Punishment. (1972) "Toward a Theory of the Evolution of Government," in Gordon Tullock (ed.). Explorations in the Theory of Anarchy. Center for the Study of Public Choice, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. Blacksburg, Virginia. (1972) "An Economic Approach to Riot Analysis." Public Choice. Fall. 9. Other Papers (2007) The Dynastic Impulse: A Speculative Hypothesis On Taiwan s Rapid Post-War Growth forthcoming in Yu, Fu-Lai Tony (ed.). Taiwan s Economic Transformation in Evolutionary Perspective: Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Government, New York: Nova Science, forthcoming in (2006) Herbert J. Davenport. In R.B. Emmett (ed.). Biographical Dictionary of American Economists. London: Thoemmes Press. (2004) Book Review of S. M. Ghazanfar (ed). Medieval Islamic Economic Thought, History of Economic Ideas. 12 (2): (2003) Book Review of Richard Ebeling. Austrian Economics and the Political Economy of Freedom, in History of Economic Ideas. 11 (3): (2000) Rogue Capital and Speculation. Mirat Al J'ama. Sultan Qaboos University. April. (1999) Understanding Oil Prices. Petrol News. Sultan Qaboos University. Issue 2 (Spring and Summer). I have been selective in my submissions of articles for review. As a result much of my work is unpublished but posted on my extensive collection of web pages. Since it is in a number of fields, I invite you to review it. Just click on the topic that interests you. Topics in economics are: Entrepreneurship and the Development of the Austrian Theory of Value and Cost; Equilibrium; Austrian Welfare Economics; Capital and Interest; Coase; Credit, Money, and Banking; Public Choice and Democracy. These working papers can be accessed from my subjectivist home pages and my democracy home pages. Praxeological Economics Home Page: Democracy Home Page

5 5 10. References Dr. Sam Mirmirani Professor and Chair Department of Economics Bryant University 1150 Douglas Pike Smithfield, RI ext Ho Don Yan Former Chair, Department of Economics Feng Chia University Taichung, Taiwan 407 R.O.C. Phone: (886) (4) Ext Fax: (886) (4) Dennis Olson, Professor School of Business Management P.O. Box Sharjah, United Arab Emirates (602) ; Fax: (602) Bingyuang Hsiung, Professor Department of Economics National Taiwan University Taipei, Taiwan Fax: (886) hsiung@ms.cc.ntu.edu.tw Barry Seldon, Professor School of the Social Sciences GR 31, University of Texas at Dallas Box , Dallas, TX Seldon@utdallas.edu Gordon Tullock, Professor School of Law George Mason University 3301 Fairfax Drive Arlington, Virginia ; (703) gtulloc1@gmu.edu