Ludwig von Mises is not the most well-known classical liberal
political economist of the twentieth century. He has remained
relatively obscure because both methodologically and ideologically
his thinking went against the prevailing mood and on a personal
level he was more difficult to approach than other thinkers of his
time. However, among those in the know, he is considered to be the
architect of Austrian economic thought, the most ardent defender of
classical liberalism in the last century and history's strongest
critic of socialism. This new collection of previously published
writings has three main aims: to introduce the reader to von Mises
and the core of his ideas; to provide a number of essays which
project the Misesian spirit, contribute to Mises's system and
suggest areas for future research based on his insight and thought;
and to establish an interest in Mises's ideas among those not
already familiar with them. This pathbreaking book seeks to be the
definitive collection documenting the intellectual legacy of Ludwig
von Mises in modern political economy. Its intended readership is
scholars in the history of political economy and in particular
those interested in the Austrian school of economics.
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