Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- List of contributors -- Preface -- Introduction -- Opening address to the Austria Conference -- Part I The subjectivism of Austrian economics -- 1 THE SUBJECTIVISM OF AUSTRIAN ECONOMICS -- Part II Historical aspects of Austrian economics -- 2 CARL MENGER IN THE 1860s: MENGER ON ROSCHER'S GRUNDLAGEN -- 3 COMMENT ON YUKIHIRO IKEDA'S 'CARL MENGER IN THE 1860s' -- 4 NICOLAAS GERARD PIERSON: HIS IMPACT ON AND HIS CONTRIBUTION TO ECONOMIC SCIENCE -- 5 AUSTRIAN SUSTAINABILITY -- 6 THE SHORT-CUT APPROACH TO CONSUMER CALCULATIONS: A NEO-MARGINALIST SOLUTION -- Part III Theoretical aspects of modern Austrian economics -- 7 SCHUMPETER VS. HAYEK: TWO APPROACHES TO EVOLUTIONARY ECONOMICS -- 8 COMMENT ON ULRICH WITT'S 'SCHUMPETER VS. HAYEK' -- 9 AUSTRIAN ECONOMICS AND UNCERTAINTY: ON A NON-DETERMINISTIC BUT NON-HAPHAZARD FUTURE -- 10 KIRZNER'S CORE CONCEPTS -- 11 ON THE NON-NEUTRALITY OF MATHEMATICAL FORMALIZATION: AUSTRIAN VS. NEW CLASSICAL BUSINESS CYCLE THEORIES -- Part IV Political applications of Austrian economics -- 12 ECONOMIC THEORY AND COMPETITION POLICY IN THE NETHERLANDS -- 13 EARLY VIEWS ON THE SOCIALIST ECONOMY -- 14 ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND THE ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF SOCIALISM -- 15 THE AUSTRIAN PERSPECTIVE FOR THE EUROPEAN ECONOMY TODAY -- 16 COMMENT ON ROEL P. ZUIDEMA'S 'THE AUSTRIAN PERSPECTIVE' -- Index.