Library
Explore the books and their ideas.
The Praxeology of Privacy
Max Hillebrand
Austrian economics and cypherpunk engineering meet in a study of selective disclosure, the economics of surveillance, and the tools that protect private action.
A Lodging of Wayfaring Men
Paul Rosenberg
A novel about a parallel society built on encryption, voluntary trade, and the refusal to ask permission. Set in the early internet age, it imagines what people would do if they finally had tools that the state could not reach.
Cryptoeconomics
Eric Voskuil
Eric Voskuil's axiomatic treatment of Bitcoin as money. Not a book about price or technology, but about the economic principles that have to hold for a money to survive contact with hostile states and rival currencies.
Economics for Real People
Gene Callahan
Gene Callahan explains purposeful choice, money, entrepreneurship, and capital, guiding readers through Austrian economics and its account of investment coordination problems.
Principles of Economics
Carl Menger
Carl Menger connects individual needs to value, production, exchange, and money, offering patient readers a theoretical foundation for examining economic choices.
Economics in One Lesson
Henry Hazlitt
Hazlitt’s Economics in One Lesson guides beginners through prices, machinery, employment and saving, tracing economic consequences for all groups over time.
Vonu: A Strategy for Self-Liberation
Shane Radliff
Radliff’s vonu survey rewards readers who examine how mobility, community, and digital privacy change their dependencies without assuming protection from coercion.
Lessons for the Young Economist
Robert P. Murphy
Robert Murphy introduces economic reasoning through worked examples, helping beginners connect specialization, saving, entrepreneurship, and price controls within an Austrian framework.