Alan Futerman

Alan Futerman is a PhD candidate in Political Economy at King's College London and an Adjunct Professor of Institutional Economics at Universidad Católica de Estudios Superiores de Buenos Aires (UCEL), Argentina. He holds a BA in Economics from UCEL and a Master's in Finance from Torcuato Di Tella University. His research focuses on the epistemology and methodology of economics, particularly the compatibility of Hayekian market dynamics with scientific explanation in complex systems. His work critiques neoclassical approaches and explores institutional and philosophical foundations of economics.

Publications include peer-reviewed articles in journals like Review of Austrian Economics and International Journal of Finance & Economics, as well as books such as Commodities as an Asset Class (Palgrave Macmillan, 2022) and The Classical Liberal Case for Israel (Springer, 2021). His research spans economic policy analysis, institutional critique, and interdisciplinary philosophical inquiry.

His doctoral work, supervised by Professors Mark Pennington and Paul Lewis, examines the role of methodology in economic science and its implications for policy frameworks. Futerman has also contributed to public discourse through op-eds in The Wall Street Journal and Financial Times.