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Free market ideas are waning on both sides of the aisle in modern American politics, but the justifications for this rest on shaky ground. Donald Boudreaux joins Veronique de Rugy on the podcast to discuss his book, "The Triumph of Economic Freedom" and the economic myths about

It was pleasure to talk to my dear friend Don Boudreaux about his new book with senator Phil Gramm. Listen up and buy the book:-)

In a new working paper, André Quintas, Christopher Coyne and I build on the work of James C. Scott, particularly his book "Seeing Like a State."

🎉 Huge congratulations to tylercowen for being named to the inaugural TIME100 Philanthropy list! TIME honors his visionary leadership of the Emergent Ventures grant program, which funds bold, entrepreneurial talent around the world. time.com/collections/ti…

This list of the 100 most influential people in philanthropy features tylercowen and Emergent Ventures Mercatus Center .

Today I recorded some videos for an online course I'll be teaching at IWP on public choice and public policy.

How can we fix our broken public discourse? On this episode of Virtual Sentiments, Alice Siu explores how deliberative polling—a unique method to engage citizens in constructive dialogue—can foster better policy and stronger democratic norms. loom.ly/nKRJJkY

Nicholas A. Curott of Economics Department and Lawrence H. White of George Mason Economics explain how Adam Smith's monetary and banking policy advice did not serve either Alexander Hamilton's or Thomas Jefferson's political agenda. #CentralBanking #FreeBanking doi.org/10.1002/soej.1…

🌎 What explains the wealth of nations? Peter Boettke & Rosolino Candela integrate insights from political economy, law, and philosophy to provide a crucial perspective on the conditions necessary for human prosperity. loom.ly/ZJ0b-44

How can Massachusetts fix its broken housing permitting process? Salim Furth will join Andrew Mikula of Pioneer Institute for a webinar on practical reforms to boost housing supply and affordability. 📆 Thurs., June 5, 2025 🕛 12–1 PM ET 📍 Zoom 🔗 bit.ly/43HBWZQ

Is peace a final destination or a daily discipline? Chris Coyne reflects on the contributors’ insights, urging us to see peace not as a static end but as a dynamic, ongoing endeavor requiring creativity and collaboration. loom.ly/1ZM7IB4

Can economists model choice without losing their sense of humanity? Peter Boettke honors Mario Rizzo for advancing rational choice as if choosers were human—embracing subjectivism, institutional context, and civil society. loom.ly/cnzFJ90

Commerce, sociology, and entangled political economy. Mikayla Novak of Mercatus Center is this month's guest on TAITC! taitc.buzzsprout.com/2186249/episod…

What are the conditions for human flourishing? Peter Boettke explored this question in a recent talk at the Friedman Hayek Center, drawing from his new book written with Rosolino Candela, "The Historical Path to Liberty and Human Progress." loom.ly/eJkCwKQ

Who was Carl Menger? On this episode of the Hayek Program Podcast, Erwin Dekker sits down with Tomasz Agencki to discuss his new documentary exploring the life and legacy of the founder of Austrian economics. loom.ly/mVWAOh4

Has capitalism become the scapegoat of left and right alike? Don Boudreaux joins Veronique De Rugy to discuss his new book, "The Triumph of Economic Freedom" and the myths driving the backlash. loom.ly/42IDPYw

Book worms love No Due Date. Contact ⁦Amy Willis⁩ if you are a Book Worm and join us. These are the books we discussed in 2022, 2023, 2024, and so far in 2025

Economics professor tylercowen has been named one of TIME magazine’s 100 most influential people in philanthropy for his work with Emergent Ventures and Mercatus Center. Congratulations, Professor Cowen! 🎉💚💛 #GeorgeMasonCHSS 🔗 Learn more: chss.gmu.edu/articles/22301

Curious about polycentric order & self-organization? Join Bobbi Herzberg on June 25, 1:00–2:30 PM EDT for an in-depth discussion of the Ostrom's early work on metropolitan governance! 📚 Readings available online | 📝 Pre-registration required loom.ly/pBJ9WN8