The academic publishing house Taylor & Francis (a part of Routledge) is highlighting a number of economic theories by providing collections of journal articles from their extensive library with free access. Among these theories is the Austrian school, and T&F provides a free collection of 14 published articles from a number of different journals that “agree with, query, and utilize” the Austrian perspective. They also link to a number of recently published (or republished) books from their catalog, among them Randy Holcombe’s Producing Prosperity.
From their introduction to the Austrian school:
Originating in late-19th century Vienna, the Austrian School of economic thought is based upon ideas of methodological individualism. Considered a heterodox approach by some, famous Austrian thinkers include Carl Menger, Friedrich von Wieser and Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk, who developed the Austrian theory of capital and interest.
The foundations set by Austrian economics have developed and evolved into other economic theories that we see commonly used and practiced today.
Taylor & Francis’ page on the Austrian school is available here.
