After 100 Years Of Failure, It’s Time To End The Fed!
Guest Post: After 100 Years Of Failure, It’s Time To End The Fed! by Ron Paul
Rockwell’s ‘The Libertarian Paradox’ in German
Lew Rockwell’s article, “The Libertarian Paradox“ is now in German, translated by the good people at Ludwig von Mises Institut Deutschland.
A Brief History of Global Conservatism
Now available on Amazon is the Encyclopedia of Modern Political Thought from Sage Publications. Sage was nice enough to ask me to write the section on conservatism in the encyclopedia. The type of conservatism discussed is primarily the global conservative tradition of Burke, Maistre, Metternich, and Pius IX, with some references to the American conservative movement, and to its critics including Ronald Hamowy, Rothbard, Mises, Erik von Kuehnelt-Leddihn, among others.
How To Teach Italian
Mike Konczal objects to the typical sequence of a first-year economics curriculum: a semester of microeconomics, studying individuals, firms, and markets, followed by a semester of macroeconomics, looking at the economy as a whole.
We Cannot Predict the Many Ways Freedom Will Improve Our Lives
What would happen if the FDA didn’t ensure that food was safe and the EPA didn’t protect us from pollution? What would happen if the SEC didn’t rein in Wall Street and the FTC and antitrust laws didn’t protect us from monopolies and collusion? The answer is “I don’t know; no one knows.” But someone would come up with an solution.
Starvation and Military Keynesianism: Lessons from Nazi Germany
Many Americans, from the Glenview State Bank of Chicago to author Ellen Brown assume that the Nazi economic regime was successful, but closer examination tells a tale of rationing, shortages, and starvation. Learning why their economy failed can teach us how to avoid the same fate.
‘The Essential von Mises’ and ‘Scholar, Creator, Hero’ now in Japanese
Rothbard’s The Essential von Mises which includes Rothbard’s biographical monograph Ludwig von Mises: Scholar Creator Hero is now available in Japanese, thanks, yet again, to the efforts of Tatsuya Iwakura.
Can You Get College Credit for Attending Mises University?
According to this Mises U alum, Mises U experience can be applied to some degree programs:
Thank you @mises Just found out I’m getting Field Study credits at Virginia Tech for my time at Mises U this summer! pic.twitter.com/WiG5fEnOEK
— Anti State (@AdamBlacksburg) December 12, 2013A Year-End Message From Lew Rockwell
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Who Needs the Debt Ceiling?
The singular brilliance of the debt ceiling is that it keeps reminding everyone that there is a growing national debt that never seems to shrink. That is a tremendous service to American citizens who live in the dark regarding the borrowing machinations of their political overlords.
