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    Adam G.

    Martin
    Department of Economics, MS 3G4
    George Mason University
    Fairfax, VA 22030

    amartini@gmu.edu
    (214) 883-6795
    www.adamgmartin.com

    FIELDS OF INTEREST
    • Austrian Economics
    • Comparative Economic Systems
    • Economic Development
    • History of Economic Thought
    • Philosophy of Economics
    • Political Economy

    EDUCATION

    Visiting Scholar, Cambridge University, Spring 2008.

    PhD Program, George Mason University, Economics. May 2005-present.


    Fields: Austrian Economics, Constitutional and Institutional Economics

    Master of Arts, George Mason University, Economics. 2007

    Bachelor of Arts, University of Dallas, Economics and Theology, magna cum


    laude. 2004

    AWARDS & HONORS

    H.B. Earhart Graduate Fellowship, 2008-9

    Pass with Distinction, Constitutional and Institutional Economics field exam

    Mercatus Center Graduate Student Summer Research Fellowship 2007, 2008

    Global Prosperity Initiative Cortopassi Graduate Fellow, Mercatus Center 2005-8

    Richard E. Fox Essay Contest, Second Prize given for “Ceteris Paribus: Towards
    an Essentialist Understanding,” Grove City College Austrian Student
    Scholars Conference, 2005

    Wall Street Journal Award, Outstanding Undergraduate in Economics, 2004

    Omicron Delta Epsilon, 2003


    PAPERS PUBLISHED IN PEER-REVIEWED JOURNALS

    “Critical Realism and the Austrian Paradox,” Cambridge Journal of Economics,


    forthcoming

    “Emergent Politics and the Power of Ideas,” conditionally accepted for Studies in
    Emergent Order

    “Heterogeneity, Voting, and the Political Economy of Public Policy,” with Richard
    E. Wagner, forthcoming in Public Finance and Management

    BOOK CHAPTERS

    "Mr. Knight Goes to New Orleans: Uncertainty in the Post-Katrina Big Easy,"
    conditionally accepted to appear in After Katrina: The Political Economy of
    Disaster and Community Rebound, eds. Emily Chamlee-Wright and Virgil Henry
    Storr.

    BOOK REVIEWS

    Review of Richard Wagner, Fiscal Sociology and the Theory of Public Finance,
    Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, forthcoming.

    WORKING PAPERS

    “Where are the Big Bills? Institutions, Inefficiency, and Knowledge”

    “Knight's Empiricist Epistemology”

    “Not Without My Human Capital: Economic Freedom and the Brain Drain,” with
    Diana Weinert

    “Social Democracy vs. Global Justice: Answering Pogge's Challenge”

    POSITIONS HELD

    Center for the History of Political Economy, Duke University, Post-doctoral


    Visiting Fellow. Spring 2009.

    Foundation for Economic Education, Conference Director for “From Vienna to


    Virginia,” held September 2008.
    Duties: Conceived and organized the conference with FEE’s Programs
    Director, including putting out a call for papers, recruiting senior scholars,
    writing grant proposals, scheduling sessions, etc.
    George Mason University, Instructor, ECON 385: International Economic
    Policy, Summer 2008.
    Duties: Designed, prepared and taught a course cross-listed in Global
    Studies and Economics covering basic economics, development, and
    foreign policy.

    Mercatus Center, Research Assistant to Werner Troesken. 2007-8.


    Duties: Compiled research for scholarly publications.

    Mercatus Center, Research Assistant to Emily Chamlee-Wright. 2006


    Duties: Research assistance on Global Prosperity Initiative's project, “Crisis
    and Response in the Wake of Hurricane Katrina,” including ethnographic
    field work conducting interviews.

    Mercatus Center, Research Assistant to Peter Boettke. 2005, 2007


    Duties: Compiled research for scholarly publications.

    Dallas Federal Reserve Bank, Economic Education Intern. 2002


    Duties: Assisted with teaching introductory economics for Southern
    Methodist University's Talented and Gifted summer program, helped with
    conferences.

    CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

    “Emergent Politics and the Power of Ideas,” proposal accepted for


    The Fund for the Study of Spontaneous Order: “Orders and Borders”
    Portsmouth, NH. November 1-3, 2008.

    “In Search of Inefficiency: Disentangling Subjectivism and Knowledge”


    Foundation for Economic Education: “From Vienna to Virginia.”
    Irvington, NY. Sept. 18-20, 2008.

    “Resurrecting Traditionalism”
    The Association of Private Enterprise Education: “APEE 2008 Annual Conference.”
    Las Vegas, NV. April 7-9, 2008.

    “In Search of Inefficiency: Disentangling Subjectivism and Knowledge”


    Public Choice Society: “Public Choice Society 2008 Annual Conference.”
    San Antonio, TX. Mar. 7-9, 2008.

    "Mr. Knight Goes to New Orleans: Uncertainty in the Post-Katrina Big Easy"
    Southern Economic Association: “SEA 2007 Annual Conference.”
    New Orleans, LA. Nov. 18-20, 2007.

    “Social Democracy vs. Global Justice: Answering Pogge's Challenge”


    Grove City College: “Austrian Student Scholars Conference 2007.”
    Grove City, PA. November 2-3, 2007.
    "Amateur Public Choice and Regime Uncertainty in Post-Katrina New Orleans"
    The Association of Private Enterprise Education: “APEE 2007 Annual Conference.”
    Cancun, Mexico. April 8-10, 2007.

    “Mises, Kirzner, and Knight on Uncertainty and Entrepreneurship: A Synthesis”


    The Mises Institute: “Austrian Scholars Conference 2007.”
    Auburn, AL. March 15-17, 2007.

    “Ceteris Paribus: Towards an Essentialist Understanding”


    Grove City College: “Austrian Student Scholars Conference 2005.”
    Grove City, PA. November 5-6, 2005.

    “Say's Law: An Austrian Perspective”


    Grove City College: “Austrian Student Scholars Conference 2004.”
    Grove City, PA. November 3-4, 2004.

    ADDITIONAL CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION

    Liberty Fund: “Austrian versus Neoclassical Economics and the Case for Liberty”
    Montreal, Quebec, Canada. May 8-11, 2008.

    International Foundation for Research in Experimental Economics: “Experimental


    Economics and Spontaneous Orders”
    Arlington, VA. April 17-20, 2008.

    Liberty Fund and the Institute for Humane Studies: “Liberty, Equality, and
    Redistribution”
    Arlington, VA. April 11-13, 2008.

    Liberty Fund and the Acton Institute: “Exercising Power and Preserving Liberty:
    Bertrand de Jouvenal on the Rule of Law and Limited Government.”
    Grand Rapids, MI. August 3-6, 2006.

    REFEREEING

    Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics


    Review of Austrian Economics
    REFERENCES

    Peter Boettke
    BB&T Professor for the Study of Capitalism and University Professor
    George Mason University
    Dissertation Advisor
    4400 University Dr. MS 3G4
    Fairfax, VA
    (703) 993-1149
    pboettke@gmu.edu

    Peter Leeson
    BB&T Professor for the Study of Capitalism
    George Mason University
    4400 University Dr. MS 3G4
    Fairfax, VA
    (703) 993-1124
    pleeson@gmu.edu

    Richard Wagner
    Holbert L. Harris Professor of Economics
    Director of Graduate Studies
    George Mason University
    4400 University Dr. MS 3G4
    Fairfax, VA
    (703) 993-1132
    rwagner@gmu.edu

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