• STJ304G - Political Philosophy
• STJ315G - Extra Assignment: Political Philosophy
• STJ342G - Political Economy

Visiting Scholar/Professor, Hoover Institution, Stanford University; UCLA; LUISS (Rome); ICER (Turin); University of Fisheries (Tokyo); George Mason University (Fairfax).
Research projects: Instituto Millenium (Rio de Janeiro), Cato Institute (Washington DC and Rio de Janeiro).
Project leader on taxation and income distribution at the Social Sciences Research Institute at the University of Iceland, for the Ministry of Finance 2007–2009.
Research Director, RNH, The Icelandic Research Centre for Innovation and Economic Growth.
Project leader for projects by RNH-AECR (Alliance of European Conservatives and Reformists): Europe of the Victims, and Europe, Iceland and the Future of Capitalism.
Project leader on Foreign Factors in the Icelandic Bank Collapse at the Social Sciences Research Institute at the University of Iceland for the Ministry of Finance 2014–2015.

• 1985, Ph.D., Oxford University (Pembroke College), Political Science
• 1982, cand. mag., University of Iceland, History
• 1979, BA, University of Iceland, Philosophy and History

• 2001 - 2009, Member of Supervisory Board of Central Bank of Iceland, Central Bank of Iceland
• 1998 - 2004, Member of Board of Directors of Mont Pelerin Society,
• 1995 - 1995, Professor in political science, University of Iceland
• 1991 - 1995, Associate Professor of Political Theory, University of Iceland
• 1993 - 1993, Editor of Journal of Icelandic Affairs (with Fridrik H. Jonsson,
• 1988 - 1991, Assistant Professor of Political Theory, University of Iceland
• 1986 - 1986, Assistant Professor of History, University of Iceland
• 1980 - 1985, Editor of Frelsid, journal of current affairs,