2023 Doti-Spogli Free Enterprise Award
2019 Society for the Development of Austrian Economics Prize for the Best Book in Austrian Economics
- Humanomics: Moral Sentiments and the Wealth of Nations for the 21st century (Cambridge University Press)
- SDAE Best Books, Best Articles, & Graduate Student Essays
University of Alaska Anchorage names economics lab after Nobel laureate Vernon Smith
- UAA Experimental Economics Laboratory
- News Release
Professor Vernon L. Smith received the "Annual Award for the Contribution to the Proliferation of Liberal Thinking and the Ideas of Liberty, Private Property, Competition and the Rule of Law" from the Liberalni Institut in Prague, Czech Republic.
- Listen to Vernon Smith's lecture given while accepting the award. Please note parts of this audio are not in English. Dr. Smith's lecture is in English.
- Liberalni Institut Homepage
Vernon L. Smith Experimental Economics Laboratory at Purdue University's Krannert School of Management
Smith Experimental Economics Research Center (SEERC) at Shanghai Jiaotong University
Friedrich-August-von-Hayek-Gesellschaft e.V. Award
The "Friedrich-August-von-Hayek-Gesellschaft e.V." is an association for the promotion of ideas along the lines of the work of Friedrich August von Hayek. The Gesellschaft cooperates closely with the "Friedrich August von Hayek-Stiftung für eine freie Gesellschaft," the Friedrich August von Hayek Foundation for a Free Society. The Friedrich-August-von-Hayek-Gesellschaft e.V. was founded by German-speaking academics, entrepreneurs and publicists in 1998 in Lahr (near Freiburg/Baden, Germany). Its focus is on the idea of a constitution of liberty. Its main purposes and instruments are the promotion of academic studies in the field of economics, law, and social science, as well as support for journalistic work, all inspired by the works of Friedrich August von Hayek. We especially aim at creating a network of young academics, writers and politicians, fostering an interdisciplinary debate. The organization of conferences, to which academics, entrepreneurs, politicians, publicists, and others are being invited. The "Hayek medal", awarded for exemplary contributions to the idea of a constitution of liberty. This concerns as much academic work as political or other initiatives along the lines of the ideas of the work of Friedrich August vo Hayek. The medal may also be awarded to personalities from the public sphere who have contributed in an outstanding way to making Hayek's liberal ideas come true.