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Andrew Coulson
 Andrew
Coulson is Director of the Cato Institute’s Center for Educational
Freedom, and serves on the Advisory Council of the E.G. West Centre for
Market Solutions in Education at the University of Newcastle, UK. He came
to Cato from the Michigan-based Mackinac Center for Public Policy, where
where he was Senior Fellow in Education Policy.
For several years Mr. Coulson served as a contributing editorial board
member of, and peer-reviewer for, the Education Policy Analysis Archives.
He is author of the 1999 book Market Education: The Unknown History, and
has contributed chapters to books by the Hoover Institution and the Fraser
Institute, among others. Mr. Coulson has written for academic journals
such as the Journal of Research in the Teaching of English and the Education
Policy Analysis Archives, and for newspapers such as the Wall Street Journal,
the Detroit Free Press, and the Seattle Times. His work has been widely
reported in the press, from the Washington Post and Investor’s Business
Daily, to USA Today and Rolling Stone magazine. He has lectured in Europe
and across North America.
Andrew Coulson has the good fortune to live in the Pacific Northwest
of the United States.
Education Week has published a short article by Mr. Coulson, summarizing
the findings of his book Market Education.
Andrew writes a twice-monthly commentary for the Mackinac Center on education-related
issues in the news.
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