(1930 - )
Thomas Sowell is a distinguished American economist and social theorist, known for his critical examinations of societal structures and ideologies. As a senior fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution, he has influenced many with his conservative perspectives on economics, history, and race.
(1899 - 1992)
Friedrich von Hayek was an influential Austrian-British economist and philosopher, renowned for his robust defense of classical liberalism and free-market capitalism. His influential ideas on the spontaneous order of markets and the limitations of central planning have left a lasting impact on economic theory and policy.
(1930 - 1994)
Richard Herrnstein was an influential American psychologist known for his research in psychometrics and intelligence. He contributed extensively to the understanding of the cognitive aspects of human behavior and the implications of intelligence on social structure.
(1943 - )
Charles Murray is an American political scientist and scholar, renowned for his research on intelligence, education, and social policies. His work has contributed to important discussions on welfare, education, and societal structure, influencing both academic and public debates.
(1881 - 1973)
Ludwig von Mises was an Austrian economist and a prominent figure in the Austrian School of economic thought, known for his rigorous analysis of market mechanisms and economic theory. His contributions significantly influenced the development of classical liberalism and the theory of economic calculation.
