Murray Rothbard: The Godfather of Libertarianism
A free-wheeling discussion of what Murray Rothbard was like as an intellectual, a scholar, and a person
Biographies
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Wilhelm Röpke (1899 - 1966)
Wilhelm Röpke died on this date fifty years ago. He was an excellent economist thoroughly grounded in a realistic view of human action and who, therefore, continually fought against the dehumanizing effects of Keynesian and mathematical economics.
Liberty, State, and Union
Bassani shows that Jefferson was a special kind of libertarian. He did not believe in government, but for one or two areas. Nor did he believe in the “union” much less the nation state. He was a radical individualist who had no use for the...
Notes and Recollections: With the Historical Setting of the Austrian School of Economics
Written between 1940 and 1941, shortly after he arrived in the United States, Notes and Recollections is in effect Mises’s pre-1940 intellectual autobiography. This work reveals how Mises developed his theories, wrote his books, lectured, and...
When I Was Six
Murray Rothbard told us that liberty is what allows human flourishing, that liberty requires private property rights and the non aggression principle (NAP), and that this nation was conceived in liberty.
Remarks at Ron Paul’s 80th Birthday Party
Recorded in Lake Jackson, Texas, on Saturday, 15 August 2015.
Robert P. Murphy: Cooperation, Enterprise, and Human Action
Jeff and Bob discuss all things Bob Murphy.
Joe Salerno: Austrian Economics and Crony Academia, Part 2
Jeff Deist and Joe Salerno discuss the Austrian school, and Joe provides insight into the state of academia.
Joe Salerno: Austrian Economics and Crony Academia, Part 1
Jeff Deist and Joe Salerno discuss the health and vitality of the Austrian school.
