The Marginal Revolutionaries

Janek Wasserman's 'The Marginal Revolutionaries' offers a nuanced history of the Austrian School, from its roots in late 19th-century Vienna to its migration and evolution in the United States.

The book explores how Austrian economists engaged in intellectual debates, particularly with socialist economists, and how their ideas influenced economic policy.

Wasserman also examines the challenges faced by the Austrian School as it transitioned from a scientific approach to a more ideological stance in the 20th century.