Amy Willis
Liberty Fund, Inc.
Amy Willis has served as a Senior Fellow and Director of Online Programs for Liberty Fund such as the Library of Economics and Liberty, and AdamSmithWorks since 2006. She has published many academic articles, chapters, and curriculum materials centrally themed around economics for renowned organizations such as The Journal of Private Enterprise and the Council of Economic Education. She has regularly written for Econlib, AdamSmithWorks, and the Reading Room. Willis holds a B.A. in Sociology and Political Science from the University of Vermont, an M.A. in Economic Education from the Alfred Lerner College of Business & Economics at the University of Delaware, and has received an MEd in Curriculum and Instruction and teaching certification in the State of Arizona with an emphases in differentiated instruction, Socratic seminars, and economic education. Willis taught classes in Economics, Civics, United States History, and Sociology in the Scottsdale Unified School District for almost a decade, served as a Program Director and Executive Director for the Arizona Council of Economic Education, and taught as a Professor at Mesa Community College. Willis is a contributor to the book, Capitalism and Commerce in Imaginative Literature: Perspectives on Business from Novels and Plays (Capitalist Thought: Studies in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics).
- What Adam Smith Ate: Celebrating Smith's 300th Birthday
- What Makes Man Sociable?
- Take Time to See the Harmony
- The Ambivalent Mr Smith
- Diderot and the Art of Thinking SOCIALLY
- Knowledge Must be Free
- Bourgeois Drama and the Democratization of Art
- Diderot and the Art of Thinking Freely
- Being Me Being You
- Updating Adam Smith
- Empathy, Exchange, and the Dangers of Demonization
- A Great and Growing Plague?
- An Error of Civility
- Man's Best Friend
- The Division of Labor: Early Examples in China and India
- What Makes a Human?
- How Rude: Adam Ferguson on Civilization
- Human Action, But Not Human Design
- Ferguson on the Advancement of Civil and Commercial Arts
- Mind Your Manners
- What's Spooky About Smith?
- Could Too Much Division of Labor Be Bad?
- #ReadWithMe: Ritchie Robertson’s The Enlightenment: The Pursuit of Happiness
- #ReadWithMe: Ritchie Robertson’s The Enlightenment: Science Goes Public
- #ReadWithMe: The Enlightenment Part 3: Toleration, Reason, and Religion
- #ReadWithMe: Ritchie Robertson’s The Enlightenment Part 4: Sympathy and Sociability
- #ReadWithMe: Ritchie Robertson’s The Enlightenment Part 5: Practical Enlighteners
- #ReadWithMe: Ritchie Robertson’s The Enlightenment Part 6: Doing Cosmopolitan History
- #ReadWithMe: Ritchie Robertson’s The Enlightenment Part 7: Doing Cosmopolitan History
- Great Antidote Extras: Jeremy Horpedahl on The Real Cost of Thriving Index