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The Economics of Property Rights
Edited by Svetozar Pejovich
This authoritative collection presents the most important published articles on the cultural, legal, philosophical and economic dimensions of property rights. It shows how the economics of property rights has enriched our ability to unde... -
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Hayek Revisited
Edited by Boudewijn Bouckaert, Annette Godart-van der Kroon
The authors present an overview of the intellectual influences and historical events which inspired Hayek and examine the development of the idea of spontaneous order. They also describe the reasons why Hayek rejected constructivism for ... -
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The Legacy of Friedrich von Hayek
Edited by Peter J. Boettke, Andrew Farrant, Greg Ransom, Gilberto O. Salgado
This major three-volume collection – offered in the centenary year of Hayek’s birth – celebrates a lifetime of scholarship and original contributions that cross the disciplines of politics, philosophy and economics. -
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![The Revival of Modern Austrian Economics]()
The Revival of Modern Austrian Economics
Allen Oakley
This insightful book critically assesses the subjectivist metatheoretical origins of the revival of modern Austrian economics. It examines the ideas of the main contributors to the Austrian school, including von Mises, von Hayek and Lach... -
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market process theories
Edited by Peter J. Boettke, David L. Prychitko
Market process theory is principally concerned with explaining how the market moves towards a state of general economic equilibrium and how production and consumption plans become coordinated. Market Process Theories presents in two volu... -
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The Logic of Action One
Murray N. Rothbard
In this, the first of two volumes, Murray Rothbard – one of the major figures in twentieth-century Austrian economics – argues with clarity and force that economics is a deductive science based on the fundamental realities of action, sca... -
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The Logic of Action Two
Murray N. Rothbard
In the second volume of his collected essays The Logic of Action, Murray Rothbard again demonstrates his extraordinary range of thought. This volume considers among other issues, criticisms of some of the most influential economists and ... -
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The Political Economy of Economic Freedom
Alan Peacock
The Political Economy of Economic Freedom brings together a timely selection of Sir Alan Peacock’s views on economic freedom, its philosophy, its influence on the critique of economic policy and the problems encountered in expanding it.eBook:Find out more$40.00
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![The Austrian Theory of Value and Capital]()
The Austrian Theory of Value and Capital
Klaus H. Hennings, Heinz D. Kurz
The Austrian Theory of Value and Capital provides a meticulous account of Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk’s life, his theory of value, capital and interest within the context of 19th century German economic thought and the development of neoclassi... -
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THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF THE MINIMAL STATE
Edited by Charles K. Rowley
This major new book brings together four essays which rigorously defend classical liberal philosophy and present a convincing justification of the minimal state. -
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BUREAUCRACY AND PUBLIC ECONOMICS
William A. Niskanen
Bureaucracy and Public Economics brings together in one volume the classic book and related articles which put forward the first formal economic theory of the behaviour of bureaucracies. William Niskanen Jr. has consistently argued th... -
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ECONOMIC THOUGHT BEFORE ADAM SMITH
Murray N. Rothbard
This is the first extensive treatment from a modern Austrian perspective of the history of economic thought up to Adam Smith and as such takes into account the profound influence of religious, social and political thought upon economics.
