Journal of Economics and Finance Education, Fall 2011 Issue now available online

The Fall 2011 Special Issue of the Journal of Economics and Finance Education, based on the "Symposium on Teaching Austrian Economics," is now available online. With an introduction by Edward Lopez and Joshua Hall, this issue also contains contributions by Pete Boettke, Steve Horwitz, Emily Chamlee-Wright, Chris Coyne, Pete Leeson, Greg Dempster, Bryan McCannon, and IHS' Adam Martin.

Symposium on Teaching Austrian Economics: Introduction
Edward J. Lopez and Joshua C. Hall

Austrian Economics: Methodology, Concepts, and Implications for Economic Education
Joshua C. Hall and Adam Martin

Teaching Austrian Economics to Graduate Students
Peter J. Boettke

Austrian Economists and Liberal Arts Colleges as a Complementary Capital Combination
Steve Horwitz

Cultivating the Economic Imagination with Atlas Shrugged
Emily Chamlee-Wright

An Austrian Inquiry Into the Wealth of Nations: Incorporating Austrian Economics into Economic Development
Chris Coyne and Pete Leeson

Austrian Foundations for the Theory and Practice of Finance
Greg Dempster

Teaching Austrian Economics in Austria as a Non-Austrian: A Note
Bryan McCannon