The Collapse of Interwar Vienna: Oskar Morgenstern's Community, 1925–50
以奥斯卡·摩根斯坦的生平为窗口，探讨两次世界大战间维也纳经济学社群的兴衰，揭示其内部张力及1938年德奥合并后知识生活的终结。
Using as a window the life and career of one of its members, Oskar Morgenstern, this essay explores the development and demise of the economics community of interwar Vienna. As product of the Austrian school of economics, director of the Austrian Institute for Business Cycle Research, and promoter of the mathematical economics of Karl Menger and Abraham Wald, Morgenstern played a central role in Viennese economic life. His involvements cast light on the community's constituent groups, on the tensions that pervaded them, and on the ultimate demise of Viennese intellectual life with the annexation of Austria by Germany in 1938.