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The Mises Institute keeps old classics available to new generations and publishes new original titles expanding our understanding of Austrian economics, the free market, and a classical liberal society of nonintervention. In addition, the Mises Institute’s online library is the world’s most extensive online collection of literature and media of the Austrian school tradition, classical liberalism, and libertarian thought. Your support of our publishing and library programs makes all of these possible.
The Misesian | The Misesian (previously The Austrian), published six times a year is unapologetically radical and politically incorrect. Each issue features articles that apply Austrian economics to topics of the day. There is also a conversational interview with a cutting-edge libertarian or Austrian thinker, leading business person, or intellectual entrepreneur, plus insightful reviews by David Gordon in his unique and unwavering viewpoint. In addition, we feature all of the latest on our events, programs, and student news, which is also covered in each issue. |
Mises Wire | The Mises Wire offers relevant short articles from the perspective of an unfettered free market and Austrian economics, including everything from the history of the state, to international trade, to drug prohibition, and business cycles. The Mises Wire is wholly un-PC, often irreverent, and committed to an honest view of the topic from a non-governmental point of view. |
Why Mises Matters Today | The purpose of Why Mises Matters Today is to present the full spectrum of Mises’s ideas about economics and the free society using his more accessible, more popular works so that everyone can benefit. The book will contain the essence of Mises on human action, praxeology, the division of labor and human civilization, the market and economic calculation, money, monetary theory and business cycles, economic progress, income inequality, socialism, and interventionism, in ways that anyone can understand without specialized training. The ideas of Mises need to be shouted far and wide, so Why Mises Matters Today will not be for sale, but given away. We’ll print 100,000 copies of this book and ship them to anyone who requests a copy. We’ll send copies to student groups across the country, too. Mises’s ideas will be heard on campuses, even if his name isn’t mentioned in a classroom. To do this, we need your help covering the costs of editing, printing, and getting the book into the hands of thousands of new and old readers. Anyone who donates $500 or more by December 31 will be listed in the book as a Patron. Anyone who donates $5 or more will receive an advance complimentary PDF of Mises’s essay from 1951, “Inflation: How Government Generates It and Then Endeavors to Shift Responsibility.” |
Books | Digital and Online: Our long-term goal is to provide all of the great works of the Austrian school, classical liberalism, and libertarian social philosophy as free digital books. The ideas are timeless, and now these classics, as well as often hard-to-find books are available as free and easy downloads. Audiobooks: Audiobooks are extremely popular so we continue adding new titles from our online book catalog to our library of audiobooks monthly, and we make them available on various platforms for listening convenience. Print: In a time when academic publishing favors magical thinking over rational analysis of facts, the books published by the Mises Institute are a cornerstone of our constant efforts to encourage world-class contemporary Austrian thought. |
Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics | The QJAE is a refereed scholarly journal that promotes the development and extension of Austrian economics and the analysis of contemporary issues in the mainstream of economics from an Austrian perspective. |
