The Evils of Intellectual Property

The Evils of Intellectual Property John Sophocleus Auburn University Libertarians

Mozart Was a Red

Satirical one-act play by Murray N. Rothbard about Ayn Rand's Objectivist "inner circle."  Written in the early 1960s and debuted on March 3, 1986, at Rothbard's sixtieth birthday celebration in New York City. [15:48]

Mises: The Musical

This musical reconstruction of a setting from the Mises Circle in the interwar years, was performed at the Austrian Scholars Conference 2005: its debut! The stars are members of the senior faculty of the Mises Institute. The original German texts by Felix Kaufmann have been rendered in English. Enjoy! [38:17]

Recent Books Important to Austrians

David Gordon reviews a few Recent Books Important to Austrians at Mises University on August 7th, 2004.

The Mises I Knew

Otto von Habsburg gives his biography of Ludwig von Mises; "The Mises I Knew", during The Manifesto of Liberty event, discussing Mises' seminal text, "Human Action" in February 1999.

Taxation and Literary History, or Who Killed John Keats?

Paul Cantor lectures on Taxation & Literary History; or Who Killed John Keats? at The Trouble With Taxation Conference in January 2005.

5. The Wealth of Nations: Ideology, Religion, Biology, and Environment (Hoppe)

Hans-Hermann Hoppe presents lecture five in his Economy, Society & History series; "The Wealth of Nations: Ideology, Religion, Biology, and Environment" in 2004.

The Road to Liberty

Video version of Dr. Gene Callahan's speech, "The Road to Liberty" at the 2003 Austrian Scholars Conference.

Aunt Jemima: The Redcoats Are Coming

"Aunt Jemima: The Redcoats Are Coming" by Robert LeFevre.

What Others Have Said About Liberty

"What Others Have Said About Liberty" by Robert LeFevre.

Austrian Economics and Literary Criticism

Paul Cantor discusses Austrian Economics and Literary Criticism at the 2002 Austrian Scholars Conference.  

Shakespeare on War and Empire

Joseph Sobran discusses Shakespeare's insights on War & Empire at the Costs of War Seminar.

Anti-Interventionism in American Literature

Bill Kauffman discusses Anti-Interventionism in American Literature at the Costs of War Seminar.

Do the Arts Need Government to Thrive?

Do the Arts Need Government to Thrive? Shawn Ritenour Brown Bag Seminar

Conclusion: Culture as Pop Culture

Conclusion: Culture as Pop Culture Paul Cantor Commerce and Culture

When is a Network Not a Network?

When is a Network Not a Network? Paul Cantor Commerce and Culture

Totalitarianism and the Arts in the 20th Century (video)

The Rise of the Motion Picture

The Rise of the Motion Picture Paul Cantor Commerce and Culture

Totalitarianism and the Arts in the 20th Century

Totalitarianism and the Arts in the 20th Century Paul Cantor Commerce and Culture

The Economics of Modernism (video)

The Serialized Novel in the Nineteenth Century (video)

The Economics of Modernism

The Economics of Modernism Paul Cantor Commerce and Culture

The Serialized Novel in the Nineteenth Century

The Serialized Novel in the Nineteenth Century Paul Cantor Commerce and Culture

The Economics of Classical Music: Patronage vs. the Market (video)

The Economics of Painting: Patronage vs. the Market (video)

The Economics of Classical Music: Patronage vs. the Market

The Economics of Classical Music: Patronage vs. the Market Paul Cantor Commerce and Culture

Shakespeare's Theater (video)

The Economics of Painting: Patronage vs. the Market

The Economics of Painting: Patronage vs. the Market Paul Cantor Commerce and Culture

The Economic Basis of Culture (video)

Shakespeare's Theater

Shakespeare's Theater Paul Cantor Commerce and Culture

The Economic Basis of Culture

The Economic Basis of Culture Paul Cantor Commerce and Culture

New Books You Can't Miss

New Books You Can't Miss David Gordon Mises Circle in Southern California

War, Fear, and Trembling

War, Fear, and Trembling Robert Higgs Austrian Scholars Conference

War, Fear, and Trembling (video)

War, Fear, and Trembling Robert Higgs Austrian Scholars Conference