1983

109 pages

The title describes the content and shows the style of the book: a highly exciting topic, carefully examined and formulated. Recommended reading for all students of the social sciences.

1987

200 pages

Hoppe's logical justification for freedom and the unjustifiability of the state monopoly. His groundbreaking ideas in this book only received the attention they deserved in the following books and in the United States.

1989

345 pages

This is the book whith which Hoppe achieved his breakthrough in scientific circles. It is the ideal introductory work, comprehensive, challenging, and rewarding. 

2003

547 pages

Hoppe's bestseller. According to Amazon, "frenetically cheered and thunderously damned" . Hoppe compliements his economic and political insights with historical and cultural themes, innnovative, and without regard to political correctness. 

2013

91 pages

2020

197 pages

Two affordable collections of recent interviews and speeches. The spirit is reflected in the titles of the books. They offer an entertaining introduction for readers without political sensitivities.

2015

132 pages

For most readers, this booklet will offer a challenging and excitign new perspective on the history of mankind. The last chapter will most likely provoke the most discussions. 

1993

431 pages

A tour de force in economics and philosophy. Hoppe destroys numerous myths of today's social science and should therefore be a must-read for economists, philosophers and political scientists.

2012

456 pages

The ultimate collection of essays on the subjects in the book's title.