Is anyone aware of any significant books coming out in the vein of Garrison’s Time and Money or Hulsmann’s Mises: The Last Knight of Liberalism?
If not in 2009, how about in the next few years?
Is anyone aware of any significant books coming out in the vein of Garrison’s Time and Money or Hulsmann’s Mises: The Last Knight of Liberalism?
If not in 2009, how about in the next few years?
My magnum opus is set to be released in approximately 2025. Basically, I am going to reconceptualize economics from the ground up incorporating Knightian Uncertainty, Post-Keynesian Irrationality, and Hayekian Information and Price Theory using a kind of Weberian Methodological Individualism all in a Neoclassical rhetorical framework (so the mainstream can understand it). Hopefully you can wait that long. I’m only half-kidding by the way.
sounds ambitious. ![]()
Perhaps Hoppe will release his much vaunted upcoming treatise this year? Or perhaps not. One can hope.
Exactly, what I was going to say. It’s based on his lecture series Economy, Society and History, no? I’ve been trying to read/ listen to as much Hoppe as possible.