Essays in Honor of

Hans-Hermann Hoppe

Property, Freedom,

& Society         

Essays in Honor of

Hans-Hermann Hoppe

Edited by

Jörg Guido Hülsmann

and Stephan Kinsella

LvMI

MISES INSTITUTE

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Hans-Hermann Hoppe

Hans-Hermann Hoppe is one of the most important scholars of our time. He has made pioneering contributions to sociology, economics, philosophy, and history. He is the dean of the present-day Austrian School of economics, and is famous as a libertarian philosopher. He and his writings have inspired scholars all over the world to follow in his footsteps and to provide a scientific foundation for individual freedom and a free society. The following pages are a modest attempt to honor the occasion of Professor Hoppe’s 60th birthday.

Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.

My first full exposure to the brilliance of Hans-Hermann Hoppe came at an early Mises University in which he gave the main lecture on methodology. Here he offered a new take on Mises’s Kantian method. Hoppe explained Kant’s typology of propositions, and showed how Mises had appropriated them but with a new twist.

Sean Gabb

Remigijus Šimašius

Paul Gottfried