Dr. Phil. Hardy Bouillon | Department of Political Economy

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Dr. Hardy Bouillon

Professor of Philosophy & Economics - SMC University
Professor of Philosophy - University of Trier

Dr. Hardy Bouillon, Extracurricular Professor for Philosophy at the University of Trier, served as Stand-in-Professor for Practical Philosophy at the University of Duisburg-Essen from 2007-2009. His guest professorships have taken him to Prague, Salzburg, Vienna and Zagreb.

Professor Hardy Bouillon is a member of the Mont Pèlerin Society and author and/or editor of numerous books and more than 100 odd articles which have been published in Chinese, English, German, Italian, Romanian, Turkish, and Vietnamese. His books include 4 monographs and 13 edited volumes. Among these are "Government: Servant or Master?" (1993), "Values and the Social Order", 2 vol., (1995), "Libertarians and Liberalism"(1997), and "Ordered Anarchy" (2007).

Academic Positions

Professor of Economics - SMC University
Professor of Philosophy - University of Trier
Stand-in-Professor at the University of Duisburg-Essen
Head of Academic Affairs of the Centre for theNew Europein Brussels
Hayek Institute Endowed Guest Professor at theVienna University of Economics and Business

Academic Credentials

Habilitation in Political Philosophy, University of Trier
Doctorate in Philosophy, University of Trier
M.A. in Philosophy, University of Trier

Main Academic Interests

Constitutional Theory
Philosophy of Science, Philosophy of Economics
Evolutionary Epistemology
Austrian Economics
Business Ethics
Critical Rationalism

Awards

Olive W. Garvey Fellowship Award for an essay on "Markets in a post - controlled era", presented on the occasion of the General Meeting of the Mont Pèlerin Society, September 3, 1992 in Vancouver, BC, Canada.

Memberships

Member of the Mont Pèlerin Society since 1992
Member of the Allgemeine Gesellschaft für Philosophie in Deutschland (General Society of Philosophy in Germany) since 1993
Member of the Advisory Board of Liberal Düsünce since 1996.
Board Member of the Journal of Libertarian Studies since 2000.
Adjunct Scholar of the Mises Institute, Auburn, USA, since 2000.
Member of the Advisory Board of the Peruvian Institute of Free Enterprise (Instituto de Libre Empresa - ILE) since 2001.
Member of the Academic Board of the Institut Economique Molinari, Brussels, since March 2003.
Member of the stipend selection committee of the Friedrich-Naumann-Foundation 2003-2007.
Member of the Academic Advisory Board of the Liberalni Institut, Prague, since February 2004.
Member of the Academic Advisory Board of the Danish Markedscentret, Virum, since March 2004.
Member of the Board of the German Unternehmerinstitut (UNI) of the Arbeitsgemeinschaft Selbständiger Unternehmer (ASU) , since July 2004.
Member of the Academic Advisory Board of the Institut Constant, Lausanne, since December 2004.

Monographs

Ordnung, Evolution und Erkenntnis. Hayeks Sozialphilosophie und ihre erkenntnistheoretische Grundlage, Volume no. 28 of Walter Eucken Institut Series Wirtschaftswissenschaftliche und wirtschaftsrechtliche Untersuchungen, Tübingen: Mohr (Paul Siebeck) 1991, 156 pgs.
Freiheit, Liberalismus und Wohlfahrtsstaat. Eine analytische Untersuchung zur individuellen Freiheit im Liberalismus und im Wohlfahrtsstaat, Baden Baden: Nomos 1997, 184 pgs.
John Locke. Denker der Freiheit I, Liberales Institut der Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung (ed.), Sankt Augustin: Academia Verlag 1997, 48 pgs.
John Locke (Turkish translation of John Locke), Liberal Düsünce Toplulugu (ed.), Ankara 1998, 50 pgs.
Erfolg durch Fair Play, Wien: Signum 1998, 132 pgs.
Zielgerichtet zum Erfolg, Landsberg/Lech: mvg 2000, 158 pgs. (paperback version of Erfolg durch Fair Play.
Kendinle Barış, Başarıyı Yakala (Turkish translation of Erfolg durch Fair Play), Liberal Düsünce Toplulugu (ed.), Ankara 2001, 132 pgs.
The Road to Success (English translation of Erfolg durch Fair Play), forthcoming, 164 pgs.

Anthologies

Universities in the Service of Truth and Utility, edited together with Gerard Radnitzky, New York, Bern: Lang 1991, 204 pgs.
Wissenschaftstheorie und Wissenschaften. Festschrift für Gerard Radnitzky aus Anlaß seines 70. Geburtstages, edited together with Gunnar Andersson, Berlin: Duncker&Humblot 1991, 160 pgs.
Die ungewisse Zukunft der Universität. Folgen und Auswege aus der Bildungskatastrophe, edited together with Gerard Radnitzky, Berlin: Duncker&Humblot 1991, 233 pgs.
Ordnungstheorie und Ordnungspolitik, edited together with Gerard Radnitzky, Heidelberg: Springer 1991, 310 pgs.
Government: Servant or Master?, edited together with Gerard Radnitzky, Atlanta, Amsterdam: Rodopi 1993, 322 + XL pgs.
Values and the Social Order, Vol. 1: Values and Society, edited together with Gerard Radnitzky, Aldershot: Avebury 1995, 262 pgs.
Values and the Social Order, Vol. 2: Society and Order, edited together with Gerard Radnitzky, Aldershot: Avebury 1995, 212 pgs.
Libertarians and Liberalism. Essays in Honour of Gerard Radnitzky, Aldershot: Avebury 1997, 359 pgs.
Rights, Risk and Regulation. Brussels: Centre for the New Europe 2000, 120 pgs.
Do Ideas Matter? Essays in Honour of Gerard Radnitzky, Brussels: Centre for the New Europe 2001, 164 pgs.
Geschützt oder gefangen? Der Konsument und seine Freiheit, edited together with Detmar Doering, Berlin: Friedrich Naumann Stiftung, Brussels: Centre for the New Europe, 2002, 108 pgs.
10 Steps to German Economic Recovery, Brussels: Centre for the New Europe 2002,
180 pgs.
Ordered Anarchy: Jasay and his surroundings, edited together with Hartmut Kliemt, Aldershot: Avebury 2007, 198 pgs.
“Paul Feyerabend – Gerard Radnitzky: Briefwechsel”, in: Neue Rundschau 122, 2011, pp. 211-236.
Vorgeschützter Schutz. Anmerkungen zum Sprach- und Bedeutungswandel des Schutzbegriffs“, in Der Liberalismus – eine zeitlose Idee, pubished by Gerd Habermann and Marcel Studer, München: Olzog 2011, pp. 131-144.
„The demystification of social justice: social justice revisited“, in: Economics, Politics, Philosophy, and the Arts, pubished by Kurt Leube, Triesen (FL): van Eck 2011, pp. 97-104.
“Wirtschaftsethik als Wissenschaft”, in: Orientierungen 129 (3/2011), pp. 49-55.
„Ist die sozial gerechte Marktwirtschaft gerecht?“, in: Wirtschaftspolitische Blätter 2011,2, pp. 109-120.
„Freiheit, Gerechtigkeit und soziale Ordnung“, in: Der Kritische Rationalismus als Denk- und Lebensweise. Festschrift für Hans Albert, published by Giuseppe Franco, Klagenfurt: Kitab, 2011, pp. 161-175.
Amerikas Abschied vom Kapitalismus (Translation of William Voegeli’s „Never Enough“), München: ambition 2011, 365 S.