Can anyone recommend any works by Austrian “fellow travelers?” I’ve read a lot of Caplan, as well as Burczak and Yeager, so someone else preferably.
Thanks.
James Buchanan (Cost and Choice), Thomas Sowell (Knowledge and Decisions), George Shackle (Epistemics and Economics), William Easterly (White Man’s Burden), Douglass North (Institutions, Institutional Change and Economic Performance), P T Bauer (From Subsistence to Exchange), Geoffrey Hodgson (Economics and Utopia - if you found Socialism After Hayek useful you should enjoy this too), Tyler Cowen (Risk and Business Cycles: New and Old Austrian Perspectives)
Some recent ones: David Andersson (Property Rights, Consumption and the Market Process), Richard Wagner (Mind, Society and Human Action)
A lot of others have their best work scattered all over the place: see contributors to Elgar Companion to Austrian Economics (ed Boettke), Anarchy and Law (ed Stringham), various festschrifts (Method, Process and Austrian Economics, Subjectivism, Intelligibility and Economic Understanding, Subjectivism and Economic Analysis), Review of Austrian Economics, Advances in Austrian Economics. Some other names: Brian Loasby, Jack Wiseman, Richard Langlois
This should give you some ideas. What more specifically are you interested in?