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Faculty Panel: Theory and Method

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By Lucas M. Engelhardt, DAVID GORDON, Shawn Ritenour, Jeffrey M. Herbener, Joseph T. Salerno, Peter Klein
| Mises Institute
The Theory and Method faculty panel  takes questions from Mises University students. They work through the tough theoretical ones (whether “supply-shock” inflation is really monetary, what Hayek got wrong about prices, how the mainstream’s new “causal inference” differs from praxeological causation, whether transaction-cost economics fits an Austrian framework), then turn personal: the moment each of them discovered there was a way to do economics connected to the real world.
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Harry Jaffa and the War Between the States

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By DAVID GORDON
| Mises Institute
In his interpretation of Southern goals at the outset of the War Between the States, Harry Jaffa places great emphasis on a speech delivered by Confederate Vice President Alexander Stephens in March 1861. In this speech, according to Jaffa, Stephens maintained that science supported the doctrine that blacks were an inferior race. I don’t think he understands the speech correctly, but I don’t propose to address that question now.
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Harry Jaffa and the War Between the States

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By DAVID GORDON
| snbchf.com
What were Abraham Lincoln's views on racial matters of the day? In today's Friday Philosophy, Dr. David Gordon takes a critical look at Harry Jaffa's
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