Great Economic Myths: The Mises Circle in Houston
Sponsored by Jeremy S. Davis
War and Foreign Policy
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The Fed and War Finance: The Circle in Manhattan
The Mises Circle meets in New York City for a working lunch at the University Club: One West 54th Street, New York, New York.
Mises Institute Members and guests, Faculty, and Students are invited.
Crisis and Liberty: The Expansion of Government Power in American History. A Seminar with Robert Higgs
Robert Higgs, editor of The Independent Review, is the author of the book Crisis and Leviathan, a survey of the episodic growth of the federal government in periods of war and economic crisis.
History: The Struggle for Liberty. A Seminar with Ralph Raico
Ralph Raico, professor of European history at Buffalo State College and Schlarbaum laureate, is the author of a history of German liberalism, Die Partei der Freiheit, and suc
History of Liberty Seminar
“Ideas are the ultimate given of historical inquiry,” wrote Ludwig von Mises.
Why They Hate Peace
War increases government spending, inhibits free trade, and lays the foundation for numerous future conflicts, writes Ron Paul.
Why They Hate Peace
War increases government spending, inhibits free trade, and lays the foundation for numerous future conflicts.
Democracy, War, and the Myth of the Neutral State
The real sovereign is the small ruling class that makes the final decisions in the state of emergency, writes Carlo Lottieri and Luigi Marco Bassan
Democracy, War, and the Myth of the Neutral State
The real sovereign is the small ruling class that makes the final decisions in the state of emergency.
War and Time Preference: The American Army in Australia
War and militarization increase time preference, and social ills soon follow.
