The Great Austrian Economists

About the Contributors

ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS TO THIS VOLUME

THOMAS J. DILORENZO is professor of economics at Loyola College.

JOHN B. EGGER is professor of economics at Towson State University.

ROGER W. GARRISON is professor of economics at Auburn University.

JEFFREY M. HERBENER is professor of economics and head of the economics program at Grove City College.

RANDALL G. HOLCOMBE is DeVoe Moore professor of economics at Florida State University.

HANS-HERMANN HOPPE is professor of economics at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas and co-editor of The Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics.

ISRAEL M. KIRZNER is professor of economics at New York University.

PETER G. KLEIN is associate professor of economics at the University of Georgia.

SHAWN RITENOUR is Roderique assistant professor of economics at Southwest Missouri Baptist University.

MURRAY N. ROTHBARD (1921–1995), dean of the Austrian School, was the S.J. Hall distinguished professor of economics at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and academic vice president of the Ludwig von Mises Institute.

JOSEPH T. SALERNO is professor of economics at Pace University and co-editor of The Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics.

LARRY J. SECHREST is professor of economics at Sul Ross University.

JESÚS HUERTA DE SOTO is Titular professor of economics at the Complutense University of Madrid.

MARK THORNTON holder of the O.P. Alford III chair at the Mises Institute, is associate professor of economics at Columbus State University.

JEFFREY TUCKER is research director of the Ludwig von Mises Institute.