Eugen-Maria Schulak
Eugen-Maria Schulak is a philosopher and business consultant in Vienna, Austria, a senior scholar at the Institut für Wertewirtschaft (Institute for Value-Based Economics), and co-author of The Austrian School of Economics: A History of Its Ideas, Ambassadors, and Institutions. See his website.
Media
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8. Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk: Economist, Minister, Aristocrat -
19. Other Members of the Younger Austrian SchoolEugen-Maria Schulak|Herbert Unterköfler -
The Austrian School in BriefEugen-Maria Schulak|Herbert Unterköfler -
9. Emil Sax: The Recluse from VoloskaEugen-Maria Schulak|Herbert Unterköfler -
20. Praxeology: A New Start from Ludwig von MisesEugen-Maria Schulak|Herbert Unterköfler -
Vienna Before the Austrian SchoolEugen-Maria Schulak|Herbert Unterköfler -
10. Further Students of Menger and Other SupportersEugen-Maria Schulak|Herbert Unterköfler -
21. Friedrich August von Hayek’s Model of Society and His Theory of Cultural EvolutionEugen-Maria Schulak|Herbert Unterköfler -
Preface to The Austrian School of Economics: A History of Its Ideas, Ambassadors, and InstitutionsEugen-Maria Schulak|Herbert Unterköfler -
11. Money Makes the World Go Round: The Monetary Theory of the Business CycleEugen-Maria Schulak|Herbert Unterköfler -
22. The EntrepreneurEugen-Maria Schulak|Herbert Unterköfler -
1. Vienna in the Mid-Nineteenth CenturyEugen-Maria Schulak|Herbert Unterköfler
Articles
Classic: Praxeology: A New Start from Ludwig von Mises — Ch 20-all (pg 137–144) from ASE by Schulak and Unterkofler [2,977] Classic: Praxeology: A New Start from Ludwig von Mises — Chapter 20.
Friedrich August von Hayek: Grand Seigneur on the Fence
Böhm-Bawerk's work inspired a generation.
Publications
The Viennese School, working on the assumption of the individual as the essential economic agent, and subsequently centering its research on individual preferences and on the intersubjective balancing of these preferences in the context of markets
The Austrian School is in the news as never before. It is discussed on business pages, academic journals, and speeches by public figures. At long last, there is a brilliant and engaging guide to the history, ideas, and institutions of the Austrian