Jacques Garello

Jacques Garello is a liberal economist . He is professor with the Université of Aix-Marseilles III.

Biography

He obtains a license in Right then joined the Institute of Political Studies. In 1964 it supports its thesis of doctorate in economic scenes and passes the aggregation in 1966 successfully. Since 1968 he is professor with the Université of Aix-Marseilles III, where, in 1992, he was appointed Professor de Exceptional Classe.

He founded in 1977 the group of the “Nouveaux economists” which included/understood inter alia the liberals Florin Aftalion, Henri Lepage, Pascal Salin, Gerard Bramoullé and Jean-Jacques Rosa. In 1978, on the proposal of Saline Pascal, it creates the Summer school of the New economy with Aix-en-Provence. The XXX° edition was held in Aix in Provence in 2007 and was dedicated to institutional challenges of universalization . It chairs since 1989 the Institute European of Human Studies.

It is also implied in the French liberal movement; He collaborates in the Journal of the Economists and the Human Studies and the Review of the Human Studies. He is since 1980 president of the Association for the economic freedom and the social progress (ALEPS), created in 1968, and of liberal Génération association, created in 1999 in reference to the think tank launched with liberal Démocratie. In 2001, it joined the team of countryside of liberal Démocratie to prepare the candidature of Alain Madelin for the presidential election. He is the author of several Pamphlet S liberals like Open letter with our leaders in 1986, Programme for a President in 1988 and, Programme for a Parliament in 1993. He is finally the editor of the libres.org site

Its work being particularly influenced by Ludwig von Mises, Friedrich Hayek and Frederic Bastiat.

Since 1993, it animates every 4 weeks a Libre newspaper of the economists on Radio Courtesy.

Rewards

It obtains the Yves Rocher Price in 1980, the Price Rebirth of the Economy in 1992, the Grand Prix of the Academy of Science Morals and Policies in 1994 and the Legion off Liberty in 1997.

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