I study political economy with a focus on law and criminal justice institutions. My work has appeared in economics and criminal justice journals including Public Choice and Policing: An International Journal of Strategies and Management. 

RESEARCH

TEACHING

PUBLICATIONS

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Fegley, Tate. Police Unions and Officer Privileges. The Independent Re­view, forthcoming.

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Leeson, Peter T., M. Scott King and Tate Fegley (2019). Regulating Quack Medicine. Public Choice, 1-14.

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Fegley, Tate and Lisa Growette Bostaph (2018). Is Bigger Better? An Analysis of Economies of Scale and Market Power in Police Departments. Policing: An International Journal of Police Strate­gies and Management, 41(5), 578-592.

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Fegley, Tate (2015). Land Of The Free, Home Of The Imprisoned: A Comparison Of Incarceration Rates Among The U.S. And Other Industrialized Nations. Political Dialogues: Journal of Political Theory. 19. 21-32.

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WORKING PAPERS

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Fegley, Tate. Institutional Incentives and Community Policing. Revise and resubmit at the Journal of Institutional Economics.

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Fegley, Tate and K.F. Israel. The Disutility of Labor. Under review at the Review of Austrian Economics.

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Fegley, Tate. Policing and Economic Calculation.

TEACHING

Spring 2019  

International Economics (Syllabus) (Evaluations)

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Fall 2018

International Economic Policy (Syllabus) (Evaluations)