This year, we published a book on the Austrian School with Springer Nature – “The Age of Debt Bubbles.”
This book has the potential to become one of the definitive works on monetary economics of our generation; since it is published by Springer Nature, currently ranked as the most elite academic publisher in Europe, it will go out to universities around the world to be used for teaching.
It differs from most academic books in that it has chapters by senior central bankers, including William White, the former chief economist at the Bank for International Settlements (the global central bank of central banks), Barbara Kolm, the Vice President of the Austrian central bank and Miguel Fernandez Ordonez, the Governor of the Spanish central bank during the 2008 crisis, as well as Lord Kamall, a British lord and previously a member of the European Parliament. I also co-authored two other chapters with Roger Koppl, professor at Syracuse University, and Harry Richer, a political advisor in London. All the authors did a terrific job with their criticisms of the current global monetary system.
The Age of Debt Bubbles illustrates how the current $300 trillion global debt bubble was brought about to a large extent by the policies of central banks, aided and abetted by an incoherent and dogmatic economics establishment in the majority of universities and think tanks around the world.
