1. let alone Arrow and Samuelson. So, the niche in which the Austrian school occupies its space in the landscape of contemporary economics and political economy is still not vast, but it has grown considerably since those days Kirzner identified as the years of decline, or Buchanan described as the wilderness. The younger generation of Austrian School of Economics include folks who earned their PhDs in the 1960s and forward. We see in the academic literature that they have contributed to fields such as Industrial Organization and Anti-trust, and this would include the theory of the firm and entrepreneurship; monetary theory and policy; public economics and policy, and that would include public choice, public finance, and welfare economics; comparative political and economic systems, including defense and peace economics, natural disasters, and the economic history of institutional evolution. See this list of topics that the various presidents of the SDAE have given from;Nobel;The Development of Austrian Economics: Revisiting the Neoclassical Divide,1996
2. Monetary Calculation and the Unintended Extended Order: The Misesian Microfoundations of the Hayekian Great Society;Steven Horwitz;The economics of immigration: An Austrian contribution,2003
3. The fable of the leeches, or: The single most unrealistic positive assumption of most economists;Edward Stringham;The Review of Austrian Economics,2016
4. A process perspective on regulation: Who bears the dispersed costs of regulation?;Diana Thomas;The Review of Austrian Economics,2017