famous austrians

Chapters: 0:00 – The Greatest Survival Story in Intellectual History 1:33 – Mises’s Private Seminar and the Anschluss 5:03 – Exile in America: Building a Side Door 13:34 – Chicago vs. Austrian: Logic vs. Data 15:49 – Argentina, the Internet, and Milei’s Rise 18:17 – Will Austrian Ideas Return to Europe?

Chapters: 0:00 – Introduction: Vienna’s Battle of Ideas 2:14 – The Habsburg Empire: Chaos as a Laboratory 5:08 – The Limits of Central Planning: When Data Fails 16:46 – Catholic Philosophy and the Roots of Individual Action 18:28 – From Empire to Exile: Crisis, Hyperinflation, and the Anschluss 21:25 – Liechtenstein: Austrian Economics in Practice […]

  Ninety years ago, in 1936, Gottfried von Haberler left Austria permanently at the age of 36 to join the Economics Department at Harvard University. Holding the Galen L.bStone chair in international trade, he spent the next 35 years at Harvard until he retired in 1971. Many of his groundbreaking works, expanded in the 1933 […]

You can find the English version below. Am 2. Juli 2026 wäre Gerard Radnitzky 105 Jahre alt geworden. Würde er noch leben, dann wäre er über die endemische Selbstzersetzung der Demokratie in Politik und Gesellschaft entsetzt – entsetzt, aber nicht erstaunt. Denn er hat jene endemische Selbstzersetzung stets für einen systemimmanenten Mangel demokratischer Staaten gehalten. […]

Discover the remarkable history of the Austrian School of Economics—from its origins in 19th-century Vienna to its global influence today. These short documentaries introduce the thinkers, ideas, and historical events that shaped one of the world’s most enduring traditions of economic thought. Interwoven throughout the series, a special interview with H.S.H. Prince Michael of Liechtenstein […]