Hans-Hermann Hoppe’s Austrian and libertarian writings have now been translated into at least 20 languages. Three Spanish translations have recently appeared: Porqué los malos gobiernan (Why Bad Men Rule); La Idea de una Sociedad de Derecho Privado (The Idea of a Private Law Society); and Élites Naturales, los Intelectuales y el Estado (Natural Elites, Intellectuals, and the State)–all three translated by Rodrigo Betancur, who plans to translate additional Hoppean works and also to help establish a “Mises Institute Portal in Spanish” on the Internet.
Source link: http://blog.mises.org/6847/hoppe-in-spanish/
Hoppe in Spanish
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There are some other translations of Hoppe in Portuguese, all posted in the blog libertyzine.blogspot.com
By clicking in my name you’ll be redirected to the list of translations done by this brazilian guy, which includes Hoppe, Rothbard, Tucker, Hazlitt, Murphy, Spooner, Molinari and many others libertarians.
Fantastic!!
In my blog you can read more articles and essays form HHH in Spanish: Tag: Hoppe
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And ‘A Theory of Socialism and Capitalism’ is being translated into Spanish by me, you might say it’s 80% ready.
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