The Association of Private Enterprise Education





	Awards

Distinguished Scholar Award

The Distinguished Scholar Award is presented each year to a member of APEE who has, over a sustained period of years, made a significant contribution to the research and literature of free market economics. Recognizing that ideas which are not communicated are ideas which will have no impact, this award is presented to those among us who are the thinkers and communicators. Those, who by the dint of rigorous research and clear thinking, have communicated to their colleagues in academe and the public in general the fundamental understandings of the market economy and the system of entrepreneurship which is integral to it.

Russell Sobel (right) receives the Distinguished Scholar Award from the APEE 2007 President Edward Stringham.

Past Recipients

2007 Russell Sobel
2006 Gerald Dwyer (picture)
2005 Peter Boettke (picture)
2004 Tom Saving
2003 Bruce Yandle
2002 P. J. Hill
2001 Bruce L. Benson
2000 Richard Vedder
1999 Gordon Brady
1998 Michael Cox
1997 Rick Stroup
1996 Richard McKenzie
1995 James D. Gwartney
1994 John C. Soper
1993 Robert Higgs
1992 Dwight R. Lee and J. R. Clark
1991 Tom DiLorenzo
1990 Gerald Gunderson
1989 William Peterson
1988 Don P. Diffine