Adam Martin
Political Economy Research Fellow
Adam Martin is Political Economy Research Fellow at the Free Market Institute and an associate professor of agricultural and applied economics in the Gordon W. Davis College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources.
Adam's research interests focus on the intersection of philosophy, politics and economics and include Austrian economics, economic methodology, economic development, and public choice. He is the co-editor of several books and symposiums and has authored several articles in peer-reviewed scholarly journals including Journal of Economic Methodology, Public Choice, Social Philosophy and Policy, and The Independent Review.
Adam teaches undergraduate courses in Economics, Ecology, and Ethics and The Economics of the American West, and a graduate course in Institutional Analysis.
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Education
George Mason University
Ph.D., Economics, 2009
M.A., Economics, 2007
University of Dallas
B.A., Economics and Theology, 2004
Academic Positions
Texas Tech University
Associate Professor of Agricultural and Applied Economics, 2019-
Political Economy Research Fellow, Free Market Institute, 2014-
Assistant Professor of Agricultural and Applied Economics, 2014-2019
King's College London
Lecturer of Political Economy, 2012-2014
New York University
Post-Doctoral Fellow, Development Research Institute, 2009-2011
Duke University
Visiting Fellow, Center for the History of Political Economy, 2009
Other Professional Positions
Phi Beta Kappa Lambda
Secretary, Texas Chapter, 2023-
Independent Institute
Research Fellow, 2023-
American Institute for Economic Research
Fellow, Public Choice and Public Policy Project, 2021-
Social Theory and Practice
Editorial Advisory Board Member, 2021-
Advances in Austrian Economics
Co-Editor, 2017-
The Fund for American Studies
Affiliated Faculty, 2011-
Society for the Development of Austrian Economics
Vice President, 2017-
Carl Menger Prize Committee Member, 2010-
Executive Committee Member, 2014-2016
Edited Volumes and Symposiums
Contemporary Methods and Austrian Economics: Volume 26
Daniel D'Amico and Adam Martin, Eds.
Advances in Austrian Economics
Emerald Publishing, 2022
Symposium on Institutional Analysis, Market Processes, and Interdisciplinary Social
Science
Daniel D'Amico and Adam Martin, Guest Editors
Journal of Institutional Economics
Cambridge University Press, 2022
Philosophy, Politics, and Austrian Economics: Volume 25
Daniel D'Amico and Adam Martin, Eds.
Advances in Austrian Economics
Emerald Publishing, 2020
Exploring the Social and Political Economy of Alexis de Tocqueville
Peter Boettke and Adam Martin, Eds.
Mercatus Studies in Political and Social Economy
Springer Nature, 2020
Assessing Austrian Economics: Volume 24
Daniel D'Amico and Adam Martin, Eds.
Advances in Austrian Economics
Emerald Publishing, 2019
Scholarly Journal Publications
2022
Proportionality-Preserving Polycentricity
Public Affairs Quarterly (with Daniel D'Amico)
2020
You Can Take Hayek Out of Vienna…
Cosmos+Taxis: Studies in Emergent Order and Organization
The Subjectivist-Contrarian Position
Public Choice
2019
The Mantle of Justice
The Independent Review
Beyond Market Failure and Government Failure
Public Choice (with Glenn Furton)
Poverty Alleviation as an Economic Problem
Cambridge Journal of Economics (with Matias Petersen)
2018
The Limits of Liberalism: Good Boundaries Must be Discovered
The Review of Austrian Economics
2017
The New Egalitarianism
The Independent Review
2016
The Substance of Entrepreneurship and the Entrepreneurship of Substances
Journal of Entrepreneurship and Public Policy (with Raymond March and Audrey Redford)
Regime Uncertainty and the Great Recession: A Market Process Perspective
The Independent Review
2015
Degenerate Cosmopolitanism
Social Philosophy and Policy
Contact
Email: adam.martin@ttu.edu
Phone: (806) 834-1650
Office: Administration 166B
Agricultural Sciences 204-B
Free Market Institute
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