Titlebook: Hayek: A Collaborative Biography; Part XIII: ‘Fascism‘ Robert Leeson Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclu

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The German Historical School of Economics and the Foundations and Development of the Austrian Schoolin the contemporary mainstream, the GHSE has the ‘worst reputation’ of all the research programmes in the history of economic thought. This view has been largely shaped by Austrian School theorists. The Austrian School of Economics was originally founded on the basis of Carl Menger’s critiques of th

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On the Rock: Hayek’s 1944 Proposals for the Gibraltar Economyed in the post-war era. Drawing upon hitherto underused materials from The National Archives in London and the Gibraltar Government Archives, we see how Hayek conceived that several of the themes of ., published in the same year, might be put into practice. However, Hayek’s ideas were rejected. They

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The Austrian Revivaled journals and formal conferences played a major role in the communication and exchange of ideas—and were even more important for the development of ‘unorthodox’ schools of economics. In the 1970s, Austrian economics experienced a resurgence in the English-speaking world, especially in America—the

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‘Neutral Academic Data’ and the International Rightsburg, claimant to the Imperial throne of Austro-Hungary and Opus Dei’s candidate to rule over a united Catholic Europe, and future Franco minister and senior Opus Dei member Alfredo Sánchez Bella—founded CEDI (.—European Documentation and Information Centre), a Madrid-based think tank which aimed t

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Private Club and Secret Service Armageddonon propaganda. But despite such wide-ranging contacts, the various components of the Cercle network, brought together to defend the conservative cause, felt their vision of the world to be threatened as never before. Between 1974 and 1976, a paranoid feeling of apocalypse, of imminent Armageddon spr

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