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The Influence and Significance of Human Action After 75 Years

“Human Action is more than a book about economics…”

— Joseph T. Salerno, Editor

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Mises University 2026 · July 24

Private Property as the Cornerstone of Liberty

Why private property is the indispensable cornerstone of liberty and civilisation — and why anti‑discrimination law, however well intentioned, is a form of aggression against it.

Dr Wanjiru Njoya

Walter E. Williams Research Fellow at the Mises Institute. Doctorate in law from Cambridge; taught for two decades at Oxford and the LSE.

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The 40th Mises University · July 19–25, 2026

Mises University 2026

The world’s leading instructional programme in the Austrian school of economics. Forty-five recorded lectures and seminars, in the order they were taught.

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Why I Side with Ludwig von Mises

“When the definitive history of the twentieth century is written, Mises will be considered on of the greatest economists, if not the greatest, of the century.”

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The History of Political Philosophy

From Plato to Rothbard

Twenty-four centuries of argument about who should rule and by what right, taken in order and read closely. Gordon works through the case each thinker actually made rather than the summary of it, and shows where the Austrian answer comes from.

David Gordon

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