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Nell has done as much as anyone to show that the legacy of Hayek, Menger, and Mises is not necessarily the economics of free market neoliberalism. This volume further advances the development of a more encompassing 'post'-Austrian economics, demonstrating exciting possibilities emerging from the ideas of dispersed knowledge and spontaneous order. - Theodore Burczak, Professor of Economics, Denison University, USA This exceptional work creatively explores how spontaneous free market frameworks and dynamic understandings of Austrian economists might intersect, merge and co-evolve with seemingly distinct Leftist constructs and expectations of planned socialist economies. In this highly original collection a range of political scientists and economists scrutinize concepts and practices of efficiency, firms, markets, unemployment, state and contracts right through to applying a post-Austrian scaffold for the purpose of building a new form of market socialism. - Anitra Nelson, Honorary Associate Professor, RMIT University, Australia; Author, Marx's Concept of Money: The God of Commodities and Life Without Money: Building Fair and Sustainable Economies

"""Nell has done as much as anyone to show that the legacy of Hayek, Menger, and Mises is not necessarily the economics of free market neoliberalism. This volume further advances the development of a more encompassing 'post'-Austrian economics, demonstrating exciting possibilities emerging from the ideas of dispersed knowledge and spontaneous order."" - Theodore Burczak, Professor of Economics, Denison University, USA ""This exceptional work creatively explores how spontaneous free market frameworks and dynamic understandings of Austrian economists might intersect, merge and co-evolve with seemingly distinct Leftist constructs and expectations of planned socialist economies. In this highly original collection a range of political scientists and economists scrutinize concepts and practices of efficiency, firms, markets, unemployment, state and contracts right through to applying a post-Austrian scaffold for the purpose of building a new form of market socialism."" - Anitra Nelson, Honorary Associate Professor, RMIT University, Australia; Author, Marx's Concept of Money: The God of Commodities and Life Without Money: Building Fair and Sustainable Economies"

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Per L. Bylund, Baylor University, USA Kevin Carson, Center for a Stateless Society, USA Andrew Cumbers, University of Glasgow, UK Gus diZerega, Fund for the Study of Spontaneous Orders, Atlas Economic Research Foundation, USA Randall G. Holcombe, Florida State University, USA Daniel Kuehn, American University, USA Caleb J. Miles, University of Auckland, New Zealand Edward Peter Stringham, Fayetteville State University, USA

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