Profiles

Home | Profile | David Gordon

David Gordon

Senior Fellow

Tags Media and CultureSocialismWorld HistoryAustrian Economics OverviewCalculation and KnowledgeOther Schools of ThoughtPhilosophy and MethodologyPolitical Theory

Works Published inThe AustrianSpeeches and PresentationsMises Daily ArticleThe Journal of Libertarian StudiesEssays in Political EconomyQuarterly Journal of Austrian EconomicsMises ReviewThe Free Market

David Gordon is Senior Fellow at the Ludwig von Mises Institute. He was educated at UCLA, where he earned his PhD in history. He is the author of Resurrecting Economics, An Introduction to Economic Reasoning, An Austro-Libertarian View (three volumes), and Resurrecting Marx He is also editor of Secession, State, and Liberty and coeditor of H.B. Acton's Morals of Markets and Other Essays.

Dr. Gordon is the editor of the  Mises Review and the Journal of Libertarian Studies, and a contributor to such journals as Analysis, the International Philosophic Quarterly, the Philosophical Quarterly, the Journal of Libertarian Studies, and the Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics.

All Works

The Ten Men Who Made the West

World HistoryAustrian Economics OverviewPhilosophy and Methodology

07/26/2023Mises Media
Recorded at the Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama, on 26 July 2023.
Read More

Mises and Nationalism

DemocracyEuropeLiberalismPolitical Theory

07/26/2023Mises Media
At a time when ethnic politics were tearing Europe apart, Ludwig von Mises believed that such ethnic devotion did more harm than good.
Read More

Praxeology

Austrian Economics OverviewPraxeology

07/24/2023Mises Media
Praxeology is the method of economics.
Read More

Mises and Nationalism

DemocracyEuropeLiberalismWorld HistoryPolitical Theory

Blog07/21/2023

At a time when ethnic politics were tearing Europe apart, Ludwig von Mises believed that such ethnic devotion did more harm than good.

Read More

Outside the Universe?

Book ReviewsOther Schools of ThoughtPhilosophy and Methodology

Blog07/14/2023

David Gordon take a critical look at Markus Gabriel's Moral Progress in Dark Times, and although he finds parts that are disturbing, he also discovers important areas of agreement.

Read More