expand_moreexpand_lessexpand_moreexpand_less
|
 |
MisesEurasia Review |
By Jeremy E. Powell Key Takeaways: “War is a continuation of politics by other means.” — Carl von Clausewitz, On War
By Mark Mikhalov Key Takeaways: For the Austrian School of economic thought, the methodological foundation is unshakable: the praxeology of
By Joakim Book Key Takeaways: Why are some resource-rich countries poor while others grow spectacularly wealthy off their natural world?
By Dr. Wanjiru Njoya Key Takeaways: In his book The Vision of the Anointed, Thomas Sowell argues that most people’s political
By Joseph Russo Key Takeaways: July 4, 2026 marked 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Should
By George Ford Smith Key Takeaways: When asked why he robbed banks, Willie Sutton reportedly said, “Because that’s where the money is.”
By Angelo Monaco Key Takeaways: The dream of upward mobility has long anchored the economic fabric of society, but expanding
By Agustín Toptschij Key Takeaways: Governance—understood as the set of mechanisms aimed at coordinating social life and regulating conflict—has been
By Ryan McMaken Key Takeaways In his exhaustive study of the American Revolution, Conceived in Liberty, Murray Rothbard describes the American
By Antony Sammeroff Key Takeaways What is the real purpose of policing? While previous criminal justice reformers asked how to
By Ryan McMaken Key Takeaways: The thing we now call “conservatism” in the West largely comes out of a reaction
By Frank Shostak Key Takeaways: Most experts believe that the key driver of economic growth is total demand for goods
By Justin Ptak Key Takeaways: Carl Menger is remembered today as the founder of the Austrian School of Economics and
By Jeremy E. Powell Key Takeaways Suffice it to say, there are plenty of positive things to be said about
By Per Bylund Key Takeaways Most critics of Austrian economics have little or no clue about the theory or what it explains.
By Thiago V. S. Coelho Key Takeaways For over two centuries, Adam Smith has been celebrated as a founding figure of modern
By Connor O’Keeffe Key Takeaways In the last few weeks, we have seen self-described democratic socialists winning primary elections across
By Dr. Wanjiru Njoya Key Takeaways In January 2025, a lawsuit was filed by the NAACP against the Governor of Alabama and
By Frank Shostak Key Takeaways The view that an increase in the money supply could revive an economy is based
By Dr. Mihai Macovei Jean-Luc Mélenchon—the leader of the French far-left party “La France Insoumise”—wants to minimize concerns that the...
By Dr. Jonathan Newman The Supreme Court said more than they needed to in Trump v. Cook. Their narrow task was
By Ryan McMaken The US Supreme Court ruled this week that the twentieth-century interpretation of so-called “birthright citizenship”—i.e., the idea
By Frank Shostak Financial markets involve various individuals engaged in the buying and selling of financial assets. Most of the
By Carlos Boix The story of the “outbreak” aboard the MV Hondius has had international repercussions. In short, two passengers
By Amirhossein Eshtiaghi Bernie Sanders is a socialist populist. His unfamiliarity with the fundamentals of economics explains why he considers
By Dr. Marcos H. Giansante Key Takeaways Long before economics became a discipline—before universities, statistical models, or debates over monetary
By Frank Shostak According to the Washington Times from June 10, 2026, the US President Donald Trump brushed off the rising inflation
By Vladyslav Manzyuk
By Ryan McMaken Donald Trump ran for the presidency as a populist and he won as a populist. All the
By Kristoffer Mousten Hansen Since the ceasefire on April 8 and Trump’s apparent capitulation to Iran, it appears the Iranians will
By Alejandro A. Tagliavini The US president is, quite literally, throwing the world into disarray to the point that the
By Joakim Book You can trust the prolific and ever-entertaining British author Dominic Frisby to produce a most timely book
By Joshua Mawhorter In philosophy and theology, there is an issue called “theodicy” or the problem of evil. The problem
By William L. Anderson Christianity Today recently published an article by Kristy Etheridge that was very critical of Canada’s Medical Assistance in...
By Lorenzo Cianti The Supreme Court’s 6–3 decision invalidating Donald Trump’s emergency tariffs, followed almost immediately by the...
By Ryan McMaken The US Treasury Department last week released its monthly report on federal spending and revenue. March spending for the
By Frank Shostak There is almost complete unanimity among economists and various commentators that inflation is about general increases in
By William L. Anderson If there is a mantra among progressive American political and media elites, it would be “our
By Connor O’Keeffe For the past six weeks, as this US-Israeli war with Iran has played out, the economic impact
By Gregory Bresiger President Trump is waging or threatening to wage several presidential wars, ostensibly violating the Constitution, which specifies
By Frank Shostak The yearly growth rate of the consumer price index (CPI) closed at 2.4 percent in February against
By Carlos Boix War is the ultimate government intervention. It is the excuse for all kinds of evils to be
By Ryan McMaken It’s difficult to find much of anything we might call “good” coming out of the current US-Israel
By Ryan McMaken The US Supreme Court now has before it the case of Trump vs. Barbara. The Trump administration is
By Andy Fischer Karl Marx believed machines would eventually turn workers into something disposable. In The Communist Manifesto, Marx and Engels
By Frank Shostak Some commentators are of the view that one cannot trust the market economy, which is seen as inherently unstable.
By Carlos Boix People in high office and their friends are at the receiving end of anger and frustration due
By Vincent Cook Americans should know the “color revolution” drill by heart now. We are told that Ruritania is run
By Artis Shepherd When interest rates are pushed artificially low in the midst of constantly-increasing costs of living, the avenues
By Ali Hashemifara You have probably heard of the widely believed myth that Napoleon was very short. Evidence proved after his death,
login
who are we?
contact us
qosheapp
