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Gene Callahan
The second edition of the fun and fascinating guide to the main ideas of the Austrian School of economics, written in sparkling prose especially for the non-economist. Gene Callahan shows that good economics isn’t about government planning or...
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Wilhelm Röpke
One year before the Nazi takeover of Austria, and after Mises had already accepted a research position in Geneva, a remarkable book began to circulate in what remained of Vienna’s intellectual circles. It was Die Lehre von der Wirtschaft, The...
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Hans-Hermann Hoppe

In June 2004, Professor Hoppe presented a 10-lecture series, a sweeping historical narrative and vision for a society rooted in markets and property. Economy, Society, and History is a blueprint for understanding the world, rethinking it, and creating a better one.

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E. G. West
Education and the State first appeared in 1965 and was immediately hailed as one of the century’s most important works on education. In the thirty years that have followed, the questions this book raised concerning state-run education have grown...
W. Stanley Jevons
Henry Hazlitt strongly recommended this book for all students of the social sciences. It had a formative influence on his life. In fact, it is the book that taught him how to think. And not only Hazlitt. William Stanley Jevons’s book was the...
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Ron Paul
A blast against central banking this powerful hasn’t been seen since the 19th century. The Fed itself has never been subjected to such a whithering critique. And it is from a man who has been fighting the Fed his entire political career. in fact...
Ludwig von Mises
“The characteristic feature of this age of destructive wars and social disintegration is the revolt against economics.” So writes Ludwig von Mises in his most thorough defense of the method and scope of economic science. In this treatise, he...
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Lord Acton
Freedom and Power collects Lord Acton’s most important writings on a theme that would define his reputation for more than a century: the corruptions of power. In addition, the reader learns from his love of liberty as the great creative force in...
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John Bates Clark
John Bates Clark was an American adherent of the Marginalist School who engaged the Austrians and learned from them. He delivered many blows against the Historical School in favor of the idea of pure theory. He was also one of the first...
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