.... 1996 . Introduction to Forced Migration and Scientific Change: Emigré German-Speaking Scientists and Scholars after 1933 , edited by M. G. Ash and A. Söllner. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Boehm, S. 1992 . Austrian Economics between the Wars: Some Historiographical Problems...

...Peter J. Boettke Duke University Press 2002 Blaug, Mark. 2001 . No History of Ideas, Please, We're Economists. Journal of Economic Perspectives 15 (winter): 145 -64. Boettke, P. 1989 . Evolution and Economics: Austrians as Institutionalists. Research in the History of Economic...

... in Britain, 1750–1834. Winch, Donald. 2006. Wealth and Life: Essays on the Intellectual History of Polit- ical Economy in Britain, 1848–1914. New York: Cambridge University Press. The Viennese Students of Civilization: The Meaning and Context of Austrian Economics Reconsidered. By Erwin Dekker...

... as on the detailed research of its author. B. B. Price, Massachusetts Institute of Technology The Austrian School and Modern Economics: Essays in Reassessment. By Nico- lai Juul Foss. Copenhagen: HandelshojskolensForlag. Distribution:Munksgaard In- ternational Publishers...

... tendency to strengthen or weaken the social fabric” (23). Of course one swallow does not a summer make. Yet one suspects that many his- torians of economics will be uncomfortable with Henry’s central thesis. A. W. Bob Coats, University of Nottingham The Austrian...

...Erich Streissler Copyright © 1972 by Duke University Press 1972 ERICH STREISSLER is Professor of Economics and Econometrics at the University of Vienna. To What Extent Was the Austrian School Marginalist ? Erich Streissler N o LESS...

..., and Rationality in Max Weber: Austrian Connections. By Stephen D. Parsons. London: Routledge, 2003. xiii; 160 pp. $90.00. This book endeavors to persuade us that the work of Max Weber provides some sub- stantive economic and methodological lessons for economists. To date there is no consensus...

...Hansjörg Klausinger Hans Mayer (1879-1955) has been portrayed either as a tragic hero or, more often, as an evil traitor who presided, as the school’s only representative at the University of Vienna, over the decline of the Austrian school in its home country for almost three decades. While from...

...Gerald P. O'Driscoll, Jr. History of Political Economy 12:4 0 1980 by Duke University Press Frank A. Fetter and ‘Austrian’ business cycle theory Gerald P. O’Driscoll, Jr., New York...

... provides an invaluable resource for economists, intellectual histori- ans, and historians of economic thought. This anthology ought to find a prominent place in university and college classrooms. Tulane University RICHARDF. TEICHGRAEBER,111 The Review of Austrian Economics...

...Giandomenica Becchio Abstract During the interwar period, Austrian school economists played a fundamental role in establishing marginalism as a central principle of economics. In those years, the role of Mises in Vienna was especially pivotal in building up economics as a science based...

...Mark Blaug Comment on O'Brien's "Lionel Robbins and the Austrian connection" Mark Blaug Denis O'Brien's paper on Lionel Robbins traces the sources of Rob- bins's ideas with marvelous subtlety. We have always known that Rob- bins was deeply influenced by the writings of Wicksteed and Wicksell...

...D. P. O’Brien Lionel Robbins and the Austrian connection D. P. O'Brien I. Introduction Lionel Robbins was a major figure in English economics for more than fifty years and a prominent figure in public controversy, particularly during the 1930s. During the controversies of the 1930s it was widely...

...Roger W. Garrison Austrian capital theory: the early controversies Roger liZ Garrison I. The Austrian vision Austrian economics owes its uniqueness, in large part, to its attention to the economy's capital structure. Theorizing about the value of capital, about the time element in the structure...

...Karen I. Vaughn The Mengerian roots of the Austrian revival Karen I. Vaughn I. Introduction The thesis of this paper is straightforward. The Austrian revival in the United States is the continuation of a research program begun by Carl Menger in 1870 but truncated in the early part of the twentieth...

...Israel M. Kirzner Copyright © 1990 by Duke University Press 1990 Menger, classical liberalism, and the Austrian school of economics Israel M. Kirzner A series of valuable recent papers has reflected increasing current inter- est in the political and ideological stance of the founding...

... . The Economics of Time and Ignorance . London: Basil Blackwell. Book Reviews The Austrian School: Market Order and Entrepreneurial Creativity. By Jesús Huerta de Soto. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 2008. x; 129 pp. Hardcover $95.00; paper- back $30.00. Jesús Huerta de Soto has made a name as one...

... (Jan. 30). Editorial 1942; ‘Freedom from want .’ Fortune 26 (Oct 126-28. Lindblom, Charles E. 1977. Politics and markets: the worlds political-economic systems. New York. Stein, Herbert 1969. The fiscal revolution in America. Chicago. Method, process, and Austrian economics: essays...

... 0018-2702/86/$1.50 The emigration of the Austrian economists Earlene Craver Vienna in the twenties was not the gay, carefree city immortalized by Johann Strauss. The Great War had finished the Austro-Hungarian Empire, leaving its once proud capital the seat of a small...

... . ‘Rational expectations of government policy: an application of Newcomb's problem.’ Southern Economic Journal , Oct. Garrison , Roger 1978 . Austrian macroeconomics: a diagrammatical exposition . Menlo Park, Calif. Hayek , Friedrich A. 1932 . Prices and production . New York. Hayek...