The Elgar Companion to Austrian Economics

This reference reflects areas where Austrian economists have made contributions, including technical economics, methodology of the social sciences, political theory and political science. It includes contributors whose thinking is similar to that of the Austrian school, but is not part of it.

Economic history · Economics · Geography · Law and economics · Regional science · Economic Theory and Institutions

• The Viennese Students of Civilization

  Open Access•Erwin Dekker•Viennese Students of Civilization•2016

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• Types of Technological Innovation in the Face of Uncertainty

  Open Access•Daniele Chiffi, Stefano Moroni et al.•Philosophy & Technology•2022

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• Government intervention in a dynamic economy

  Jonathan Michie, Renee Prendergast•New Political Economy•1998

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• The European Democratic Deficit, the Market and the Public Space

  Elizabeth A Morrow, John Meadowcroft•Innovation The European Journal…•2002

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• Neoliberals’ economic liberalism

  Open Access•Roberto Romani•Constellations•2022

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• The Vacuity of Ludwig Von Mises’s Apriorism

  Open Access•Scott Scheall•Journal of the History of…•2025

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• Austrian economics and value judgments

  Sandye Gloria-Palermo, Giulio Palermo•Review of Political Economy•2005

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• A Reconsideration of the Theory of Entrepreneurship

  Fikret Adaman, Pat Devine•Review of Political Economy•2002

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• Modern Theories of Entrepreneurial Behavior

  Open Access•Anthony M Endres, Christine Wood et al.•Small Business Economics•2006

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• Austrian Economics, Neoclassicism, and the Market Test

  Open Access•Leland R Yeager•The Journal of Economic…•1997

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• Marx, postmodernism, and self‐management

  David L Prychitko•Critical Review•1997

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• The epistemic claim to the life-world

  Open Access•Daniela Griselda López•The Review of Austrian Economics•2014

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• The market as a social space

  Open Access•Virgil Henry Storr•The Review of Austrian Economics•2008

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• The economics of Frank H. Knight

  Tony Fu‐Lai Yu, Tony Fu-Lai Yu•Forum for Social Economics•2002

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• Commensurability and beyond

  Dan Greenwood•Economy and Society•2006

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• Epistemic problems in Hayek’s defence of free markets

  Open Access•Judith Benson•Economics and Philosophy•2025

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• Subjectivity and Power

  Open Access•Jochen Dreher, Daniela Griselda López•Human Studies•2015

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• Institutional change in the absence of the rule of law and market mechanisms

  Open Access•Anne E Rathbone Bradley, Anne E Bradley•Public Choice•2006

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• Austrian economics without extreme apriorism

  Open Access•Alexander Linsbichler•Synthese•2021

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• Coercion, voluntary exchange, and the Austrian School of Economics

  Open Access•Dawid Megger, Igor Wysocki•Synthese•2022

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• Hayekian Political Economy and the Limits of Deliberative Democracy

  Open Access•Mark Pennington•Political Studies•2003

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• Limits to the economy of knowledge and knowledge of the economy

  Open Access•J Stanley Metcalfe, Ronnie Ramlogan•Futures•2005

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• Finding New Wine in Old Bottles

  Open Access•Laurence S Mo, Laurence S Moss•American Journal of Economics and…•2010

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• On Henry George, the Austrians, and Neoclassical Choice Theory

  Open Access•Petur O Jonsson•American Journal of Economics and…•1997

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• A Socio-Dynamic Understanding of Markets

  Open Access•Anders Liljenberg•American Journal of Economics and…•2005

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• Orders and Organizations

  Open Access•Stavros Ioannide, Stavros Ioannides•American Journal of Economics and…•2003

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• Paths of the Weberian–Austrian Interconnection

  Open Access•Milan Zafirovski•The Review of Austrian Economics•2002

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• Knight and the Austrians on Capital, and the Problem of Socialism

  Peter J Boettke, Peter Boettke et al.•History of Political Economy•2002

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• Anti-’68ers and the Racist-Libertarian Alliance

  Quinn Slobodian•Cultural Politics an International…•2019

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• The Present Relevance of Ordnungstheorie for the Politics and the Economics of the Social Order

  Michael Wohlgemuth•Studies in Economic Ethics and…•2001

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• Limits to Growth

  Open Access•Ugo Bardi•International Encyclopedia of the…•2015

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• Liberalism Against Liberalism

  Javier Aranzadi•Liberalism Against Liberalism•2006

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• Structure, agency and causality in post-revival Austrian economics

  Paul Lewis, Paul A Lewis•Review of Political Economy•2005

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• Uncertainty, power and trust

  Open Access•Paul Lewis•The Review of Austrian Economics•2008

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• Information, Knowledge and Agency

  Jochen Runde•Review of Social Economy•2002

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• Was Mises right

  Peter T Leeson, Peter J Boettke•Review of Social Economy•2006

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• Boettke's Austrian critique of mainstream economics

  Theresa Mayer, Thomas Mayer•Critical Review•1998

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• Where did economics go wrong? Modern economics as a flight from reality

  Peter J Boettke•Critical Review•1997

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• Hermeneutics and libertarianism

  Kevin P Quinn, Kevin Quinn et al.•Critical Review•1998

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• Murray Rothbard's Austrian perspective on the history of economic thought

  Warren J Samuels•Critical Review•1998

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• Hayek's Business-Cycle Theory

  Daniel Kuehn•Critical Review•2013

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