The Free Market 30, no. 10 (Fall/Winter 2012) This has been a time of anniversaries for the Austrian School of economics. One hundred years ago, Ludwig von Mises began his career as an intellectual leader and creative genius with his groundbreaking The Theory of Money and Credit . Fifty years ago, Murray Rothbard took his own place in the ranks
The fascinating history of this great body of thought, through all its ebbs and flows, is the story of how great minds can advance science and oppose evil with creativity and courage. Now the Austrian School enters a new millennium as the intellectual standard bearer for the free society. That it does so is thanks to the heroic and brilliant minds
Songs from the Mises-Kreis from interwar Austria, with lyrics by philospher Felix Kauffman Lawrence W. Fertig: “The Genius of Mises’s Insights” Gottfried Haberler: “Reminiscences of Mises’s Private Seminar” F.A. Hayek: “A Tribute to Ludwig von Mises” and “A Tribute to Hayek by Ludwig von Mises” Henry Hazlitt: “Salute to Von Mises: For 92 Years He
The Free Market 26, no. 3 (March 2005) When Murray N. Rothbard (born 1926) died ten years ago, on January 7, 1995, he merited a headlined obituary in the New York Times, and many other tributes in that first sad and shocking week. Later a book appeared, and also special issues of journals and tributes of every sort. His memorial service in New
Robert Wenzel reports: Ralph Nader is out with a new book ,Unstoppable: The Emerging Left-Right Alliance to Dismantle the Corporate State . The Washington Times reports : Among the “convergers,” he includes people “who call themselves conservatives, Libertarians, liberals, progressives, Republicans, Democrats, independents, Third Partiers,
Writes Luigi Pirri: We are happy to inform you that the Italian translation of Economic Science and the Austrian Method is now available thanks to Libreria San Giorgio. Here’s the link: Scienza economica e metodo austriaco [ Also here
2014’s Mises University concluded last Saturday evening following a full week of seminars, lectures, and many opportunities to work with Mises faculty and fellow students to discuss, learn, and plan for the future. Tom Woods kicked off the week with his Sunday-night talk “ The Role of Austrian Economics in the Liberty Movement ” in which he
Students began to arrive Sunday afternoon and by 5 pm, the Mises Institute was filled with students from around the nation, and around the world. Everyone had plenty to talk about. Dinner was served at 6 pm, and our faculty members were sure to sit with the students so our students could get to know them and ask them questions. At 7 pm, everyone
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