Tagged master stack: praxeology → time/ignorance → money/cycles → law/order → memetics → reference.
Each item is tagged with:
For each work:
Full formalization of the action axiom, catallactics, monetary theory, intervention analysis. The economic skeleton the Sovereign Recursion system extends.
Extends Mises into a full treatise; Power and Market gives the taxonomy of interventions.
Original marginalist, causal-realist subjective value theory.
Hard defense of praxeology as a priori science; maximum epistemic sharpness.
Distinguishes theory (a priori) from history (contingent narrative).
This is where Austrianism directly meets the complexity / uncertainty axis.
Entrepreneur as discoverer of previously unnoticed opportunities; clarifies what economics actually studies.
Radical subjectivism of expectations; capital as plans under uncertainty.
Further deepening of expectations and market process under uncertainty.
Pulls Austrianism fully into real, irreversible time and fundamental uncertainty.
Visual/analytic capital-based macro; time structure of production.
Bibliographical and conceptual map of spontaneous order from the Scottish Enlightenment to Hayek.
Base monetary theory: origin of money, credit, and integration of money into praxeology.
Short, sharp narrative of monetary usurpation.
Deep integration of ABCT with banking law and history.
Connects monetary production directly to ethics and justice.
Empirical/historical grounding of free banking.
Law as emergent order (case-law, custom), not legislated commands.
Historical and contemporary examples of non-state legal systems.
Economic analysis of fully private law and security.
Narrative of a free society with fully private law and services.
Analytic demolition of state moral authority.
Short, pointed description of private defense and courts.
These are tools for training and recruitment (not epistemic core).
Primer on unseen consequences and basic economic logic.
First contact for people who can’t handle Human Action yet.
Spontaneous order and dispersed knowledge in one everyday object.
Parable for complex coordination when introducing to non-experts.
On-ramp menus for students/newcomers.
A safe, respectable outward reading line.
Lists can act as gatekeeping; encode what’s “safe” first.
Short, humorous, context-specific ammo (rent control, minimum wage, bailouts, etc.).
Deprogram single policy myths, especially with younger audiences.
Well-produced intros to Austrian themes (cycle, calculation, entrepreneurship).
Audio/video on-ramp; also study the polished classical-liberal narrative.
Built-in policy framing; treat as boundary artifact when it assumes “keep the state but shrink it.”
Aggressive tour of pre-Austrian and classical thinkers.
When you need to check where a mainstream concept really comes from.
History and critique of interest theories.
Refine time-preference / capital / money-as-time analysis.
Giant atlas of Austrian/marginalist literature across sub-fields.
When you need “best text on X micro-topic.”
Heterogeneous quality; not a curriculum—just a map.
Community-curated map of hardcore libertarian/Austrian books.
Sanity check against sanitized institutional lists.
No filtering/pedagogy; treat as raw list.
This is the final compressed guide distilled from the stack: