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Ricky James Moore II Posted: Mon, Feb 14 2011 2:46 PM

I am looking to compile a list of all the various Mises Institute lectures on intellectual history, comparative ideology and philosophical development. So far I have found:

Gordon - The History of Political Philosophy: From Plato to Rothbard

Gordon - The Rise of Social Democracy

Gottfried - Stalinism, National Socialism and Fascism

Gottfried - Bolshevism and Democratic Socialism

Gottfried - Fascism, Anti-Fascism, and the Welfare State

Salerno - The Political Economy of the Chicago School: Libertarian or Jacobin?

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William replied on Mon, Feb 14 2011 2:58 PM

The amazing lecture by Ludwig Lachmann on the history of Austrian Econ.  This is the only lecture by Lachmann I am aware of, which is sad, because he seems like an amazing lecturer.

http://mises.org/media/author/279/Ludwig-M-Lachmann

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Ricky James Moore II replied on Mon, Feb 14 2011 3:04 PM

This is the only lecture by Lachmann I am aware of, which is sad, because he seems like an amazing lecturer.

Agreed. And though I disagree with his views on the insolubility of capital market investment, I do think his general conception of capital as complementarity as being an advance on Mises'.

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mahall replied on Mon, Feb 14 2011 8:48 PM

Interesting topic. Thank you for the links.

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