An ASC lecture titled “Misesian Praxeology: An Illustration from the Field of Sociology of Delinquency” delivered by Renaud Fillieule will be streaming live today at 1:30 pm Central.

DiLorenzo, Gordon, and Block.  Sign up today!

The ASC 2012 Rothbard Memorial Lecture will be broadcast via Ustream today at 4:30 pm Central Time.  David Howden will be discussing Fractional Reserve Free Banking.

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This course will use Mises’ Omnipotent Government as its main text.  Professor Tooley is a wonderfully solicitous and engaging instructor, and a fantastic historian.  David Gordon has this to say about the instructor and the course:

 ”Hunt Tooley is one of the best living historians of modern Europe, and his work displays a penetrating intelligence and mastery of the sources. His course on the Totalitarians is sure to be outstanding, and I urge everyone to take it.”

Read more about it here.  Sign up here.

LvMI scholar Jorg Guido Hulsmann has a paper entitled, “General Overview of the Magnitude of the Crisis: A Comment”, in the academic journal of  The Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences.  Scroll down to page 95.

…there is an unofficial Mises.org iPhone App?

And don’t forget the Android version.

…at the Freedom Book Club.  Pick up your copy here.

And the FBC informs us:

Also, The Case Against the Fed is now a finalist for our annual literary
award, which will be announced some time in 2013.  The winner is
determined by survey responses.  Anyone can participate, and the poll for
your publication is located on our website at the following URL:
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Read all about it here.  Sign up here.

‎”I do not ask that you place hands upon the tyrant to topple him over, but simply that you support him no longer; then you will behold him, like a great Colossus whose pedestal has been pulled away, fall of his own weight and break in pieces.” -Étienne de La Boétie

Lew Rockwell writes:

Learning freedom is exhilarating. And there is still time to join a great teacher—Tom DiLorenzo—in examining a forbidden topic: the libertarian tradition of secession and states rights. But psst: don’t tell the NY Times. The course, which is just $95, starts tonight. Sign up!

Learn the monetary theory that would save the world if it were to become broadly accepted.  Study Mises’ Theory of Money and Credit, with Bob Murphy, the economist who wrote the book on the book (the study guide, that is).  This, being the centennial of Mises’ first masterpiece, is the perfect year to do it!  Sign up for the online course here.

There is still time to sign up for tonight’s webinar, How to End Unemployment in One Day.

Professor Block writes:

“If this works out well, I plan to do follow up Mises Academy presentations on environmentalism, the evils of Ronald Coase, on Austrianism, mathematical economics and econometrics, and on privatizing roads (the subject of another book of mine).”

So if you would like to see him offer future programs on such fascinating topics, be sure to sign up and attend tonight!

On Monday, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation interviewed Hans Hermann-Hoppe, whom they introduce as “the world’s leading living libertarian philosopher.”  Listen here!

Lew Rockwell writes:

Not many of us are as lucky as Walter Block’s students, to learn in person from this funny and learned Austrian economist and libertarian. But this Friday at 7:00pm Eastern time, we all have this chance. Walter will talk for 45 minutes on “How To End Unemployment in One Day,” Austrian business cycle theory and much else, and then take questions for 45 minutes, via the Mises Academy. The price is just $25, and you will find it a tremendous experience. Getting to know your fellow students is great, too. Here are the details. Get to Walter now, before he becomes chairman of the council of economic advisors in the Paul administration, and won’t have time for great events like this.

Economic Thought Through the Ages with David Gordon, starting February 8.

How to Think: An Introduction to Logic with David Gordon, starting February 13.

The Totalitarians with Hunt Tooley, starting February 26.

Also don’t forget to sign up for How to End Unemployment in One Day, a webinar with Walter Block on January 27.

…the Mises Academy!

State Senator Tom Davis (who also just endorsed Ron Paul for president) of South Carolina (which is about to have its primary) posted this on his Facebook page last Tuesday:

I just enrolled in a course offered by the Mises Academy on Ludwig von Mises’ classic work, “Theory of Money & Credit.” Attention will be focused on Mises’ theory of value to money and development of (what we now call) Austrian business cycle theory. I highly recommend the academy’s courses. I took one on Rothbard’s “Man, Economy and State” last fall and loved it.

Bob Murphy, who taught all the Man, Economy, and State courses, will be teaching the Theory of Money and Credit course as well.

See what Senator Davis loves about our courses by enrolling in one today!

Mises on Money with Bob Murphy and Freedom and Federalism: The Libertarian States’ Rights Tradition with Tom DiLorenzo.   Delightfully pass those indoor winter hours with scholarship in the Austrian tradition!

And don’t forget Walter Block’s webinar on January 27, How to End Unemployment in One Day!