THE AAER

The American Association for Economic Research (AAER) is a non-profit international scientific body dedicated to encouraging and communicating economic research and analysis, with membership open to all individuals involved or interested in economics. We hope this is a valuable opportunity for professional development. The AAER is interested in fostering closer connections between theory-oriented and policy-oriented economists, and co-operates, on a complementary and non-competing basis, with the existing international economic associations. The AAER’s main activities include publishing three refereed journals and staging scholarly conferences that are forums for current economic research. It seeks to promote personal contacts and mutual understanding among scholars in various parts of the world via the organization of scientific meetings, common research programs and by means of publications of a worldwide nature on economic policies and matters of current relevance. The AAER will take no partisan attitude, nor will it commit its members to any position on practical economic questions.
 

Research project: “Socioeconomics of Governance Networks,”
American Association for Economic Research (2010–2018),
ID No: AAP2016-6 ($15,000).
Project coordinator: George Lăzăroiu
(books publication procedures – peer review, formatting,
proofreading, copyediting, printing, and indexing).
 

• Tibor Machan (Chapman University)
Equality, So Badly Misunderstood
ISBN 978-1-935494-14-0, LCCN 2010915193

Rebellion in Print: Political Ideas Against the Current
ISBN 978-1-935494-23-2, LCCN 2011936841


The Normative Defense of Free Market Capitalism:
Did the Free Market Cause the Financial Fiasco?
ISBN 978-1-935494-19-5, LCCN 2011902492


Revisiting the Objectivist/Subjectivist Debate
ISBN 978-1-935494-36-2, LCCN 2012943287


The Georgia Lectures on Principles, Transitions and Development
ISBN 978-1-935494-35-5, LCCN 2012941204


Philosophy with Meaning
ISBN 978-1-935494-51-5, LCCN 2013932279


Ancient, Modern and Contemporary Individualism
ISBN 978-1-935494-62-1, LCCN 2013953012


Answers from a Real Radical. Interviews with Tibor Machan
ISBN 978-1-935494-68-3, LCCN 2014947566


• Michael A. Peters (University of Illinois)
Citizenship, Human Rights and Identity:
Prospects of a Liberal Cosmopolitan Order
ISBN 978-1-935494-61-4, LCCN 2013952483


Liber amicorum: A Philosophical Conversation among Friends.
A Festschrift for Michael A. Peters
ISBN 978-1-935494-99-7, LCCN 2014947561


• Peter Smith (Manchester University)
The Reform of Economics: How the Complex Systems Approach
Is Building a Realistic and Humane Alternative to Laissez-faire
ISBN 978-1-935494-12-6, LCCN 2011936842


• Anis Bajrektarevic (University of Applied Sciences-IMC, Krems, Austria)
Is There Life After Facebook?
Geopolitics of Technology and Other Foreign Policy Essays
ISBN 978-1-935494-59-1, LCCN 2013944923


From WWI to www. Geopolitics 100 Years Later
ISBN  978-1-942585-41-1, LCCN 2018915178


• Thomas J. DiLorenzo (Loyola University Maryland)
Walter Block (Loyola University New Orleans)
An Austro-Libertarian Critique of Public Choice
ISBN 978-1-935494-97-3, LCCN 201695370