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  Dear Friends of Freedom and Austrian Economic Thought, We are excited to invite you to contribute to the “PUBLISH WITH US” section of the European Center of Austrian Economics Foundation (ECAEF) website. ECAEF is dedicated to the advancement of the Austrian School of Economics and the principles of free markets and individual liberty. Your voice and […]

The recent G20 meeting took place in Brazil, bringing together the heads of state and government from the world’s 20 leading economies. In a pompous and undeserved manner, the final declaration – the only official outcome of these extremely expensive meetings – begins with, “We, the Leaders.” These so-called “leaders,” whether democratic, authoritarian, Marxist or […]

Book Alert: London, Palgrave-Macmillan 2024. Palgrave Studies in Austrian Economics (PSAE) Restoring Science and the Rule of Law by Michael Esfeld and Cristian Lopez (University of Lausanne)   A prosperity-bearing track Romantic historians in the nineteenth century were keen to claim that Modernity had tainted (if not perverted) centuries of pure innocence, innate God-shaped goodness, […]

  In September, Mario Draghi, formerly the Italian prime minister, head of the European Central Bank (ECB) and a prominent member of the pan-European establishment, together with his team issued a much-anticipated report on the economic state of the European Union. It highlighted the EU’s gloomy prospects without a change of course and presented a […]

While the coming changes in the White House and the dismal end of an ineffective German government have garnered significant attention from the media, far more consequential shifts in the global order are taking place. These developments are likely to have a lasting impact that surpasses the immediate political dramas unfolding in Washington and Berlin. China and […]