Mises Summer Fellows 2014

07/17/2014 Mises Wire Ryan McMaken

We’re very happy to have another great group of international young scholars with us this summer. Mises Fellows are graduate students and faculty who come to the Mises Institute during the summer to spend more time working on research in the field of Austrian economics with our senior faculty.

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This year’s Fellows: Front Row: Ludvig Levasseur, Matei Apavaloaei, Peter Klein (faculty), Jeff Deist (Mises President) Second Row: Joseph Salerno (faculty), Audrey Redford, Jingjing Wang, Arkadiusz Sieron Third Row: Dante Bayona, Kyle Marchini, Peter St. Onge Back Row: Jonathan Newman, Mark Thornton (faculty)

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