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Publications
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1. Articles
D’Amico, Daniel J. (2012). “Comparative Political Economy When Anarchism is on the Table,”Review of Austrian Economics, 25: 63-75.
D'Amico, Daniel J. (2010). “The Prison in Economics: Private and Public Incarceration in Ancient Greece.” Public Choice, 145(3-4): 461-82.
D’Amico, Daniel J. (2010). “Peter Boettke’s New Comparative Political Economy as Libertarian Scholarship,” Journal of Private Enterprise. 26(1): 80-96.
Boettke, Peter J. and Daniel J. D’Amico (2010). “Cooridors, Coordination, and the Entrepreneurial Theory of the Market Process,” The Journal of Private Enterprise, 25(2): 87-96.
D’Amico, Daniel J. (2010). “The Business Ethics of Incarceration: The Moral Implications of Treating Prisons Like Businesses,” Reason Papers, 31: 125-147.
D’Amico, Daniel J. and Peter J. Boettke (2010). “From Neuro-Hayekians to Subjectivist Hayekians- A Reply to Horwitz and Koppl,” Advances in Austrian Economics, 13: 399 - 403.
D’Amico, Daniel J. and Peter J. Boettke (2010). “Making Sense Out of the Sensory Order,” Advances in Austrian Economics, 13: 357 - 381.
D’Amico, Daniel J. (2008). “Dissertation Summary: The Imprisoner’s Dilemma, The Political Economy of Proportionate Punishment,” Erasmus Journal for Philosophy and Economics, 1(1): 181-184.
D’Amico, Daniel J. (2008). ”Tattoo Prohibition Behind Bars: The Case for Repeal,” The Journal of Private Enterprise, 23(2): 113-134.
D’Amico, Daniel J. (2008). “Who’s to Blame for all the Heartache?: a response to anti-capitalistic mentalities after Katrina,” The International Journal of Social Research, 35(8): 590-602.
D’Amico, Daniel J. and Daniel B. Klein (2007). “The Internet and the Structure of Discourse: The Websites of Economists at Harvard and George Mason,” Econ Journal Watch, 4(2): 272-283.
D’Amico, Daniel J. and Walter Block (2007). “A Legal and Economic Analysis of Graffiti,” Humanomics, 23(1): 29-38.
2. Book Chapters
D’Amico, Daniel J. (2012). “New Forward,” to Defending the Undefendable by Walter Block. Baltimore: Laissez Faire Books.
D’Amico, Daniel J. (2010). “Rock Me Like a Hurricane! How music communities promote social capital adept for recovery,” in After Katrina: The Political Economy of Disaster and Community Rebound. E. Chamlee-Wright and V. Storr (editors). Aldershot: Edward Elgar Publishers pp. 126-140.
3. Book Reviews
Book Review (2013). “Lost Causes: The Retreat from Classical Liberalism by Deepak Lal,” The Independent Review. 17(4).
Book Review (2012). “The Cultural and Political Economy of Recovery: Social learning in a post-disaster environment,” The Freeman.
Book Review (2011). “The Illusion of Free Markets: Punishment and the Myth of Natural Order,” Eh.net.
Book Review (2010). “Jesus Huerta de Soto, Book review of The Austrian school: Market order and entrepreneurial creativity,” Review of Austrian Economics, 23(2): 193-8.
Book Review (2007). “Changing of the Guard: Private Prisons and the Control of Crime, edited by Alexander Tabarrok,” Journal of Libertarian Studies, 21(2): 123-8.
Book Review (2005). “The Digital Person: Technology and Privacy in the Information Age by Daniel J. Solove,” Journal of Law, Economics & Policy, 1(2): 537-41.
4. Dissertation
D’Amico, Daniel J. (2008). “The Imprisoner’s Dilemma: The Political Economy of Proportionate Punishment,” George Mason University.
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5.Popular Writings
“Taking notes from the social science of underground society,” Freedom’s Phoenix 07-04-11
“The American Prison State,” Mises Daily Article 05-05-11
“Drug policy change harms students,” The Maroon: Loyola’s Student Newspaper 02-24-11
“Everyone is a Criminal,” The Maroon: Loyola’s Student Newspaper 09-30-10
“Unionizing Brings Mixed Results,” The Maroon: Loyola’s Student Newspaper 02-25-10
“The Breadth and Scope of Libertarianism and the Role of Student Activism,” LewRockwell.com 04-12-05.
“Deliver us From Student Government,” Mises Daily Article 07-14-04
“That Taco Bell Boycott,” Mises Daily Article, 10-04-04
Work in progress
Working drafts of the following manuscripts are available upon individual request. Please send me an email and I will forward my latest draft directly to you.
Book manuscript: Punishment and Economic Behavior: An Analysis of Stateless Societies. Contracted with Edward Elgar Publishers.
“Spontaneous Order,” an invited chapter in the Oxford University Press Handbook on Austrian Economics.
“The Use of Knowledge in Proportionate Punishment,”
“The Day the Music Lived: How New Orleans Garage Rock Survived Katrina,”
“The Use of Force in Society”
“Counter Revolutions to Criminological Science”