"The economic debates in the US during Reconstruction are full of tensions that make the subject a rich one to explore."

“In interwar Vienna, the disciplines were fluid and informal. You had philosophers talking with economists talking with art historians, in terms they could all understand.”

“Georgescu-Roegen wanted to reground our conception of economics in ecological realities, and he didn’t think well-being could be measured by something as simple as economic growth."

The Center director spoke with Tyler Smith about Hayek's "Road to Serfdom" for an episode of "Research Highlights."

Dr. Lomborg argues that climate change is of course real, but questions our current efforts to deal with it and suggests alternative solutions.