Newsletter 2026
Newsletter 2026
New book edited by the Cobden Centre with Springer Nature: The Age of Debt Bubbles, an Analysis of Debt Crises, Asset Bubbles and Monetary Policy – Max Rangeley Editor
This year, The Cobden Centre, published a book on the Austrian School with Springer Nature – “The Age of Debt Bubbles.” This book illustrates how central bank policies such as zero percent interest rates have brought about a $300 trillion global debt bubble. The authors, both academics and policy makers, offer first-hand insights into the…
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New book: “Entrepreneurship, A mindset” by Prof. Rudy Aernoudt
Announcement of the publication of “Entrepreneurship, A mindset” By Professor Rudy Aernoudt Publisher: ATHENA INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHING “Isn’t life too short to work for a boss?” This opening question challenges readers to consider their stance on entrepreneurship, highlighting that it is as much about culture and courage as it is about business. It is a…
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New Article: Adam Smith, the “Adam Smith problem” and his influence
LVMI – Europe is excited to announce a new article, “Adam Smith, the ‘Adam Smith problem’ and his influence” by Annette Godart-van der Kroon, President of LVMI – Europe. This article is part of the Schumpeter Discussion Papers, a publication of the Schumpeter School of Business and Economics at University of Wuppertal, Germany. Title: Adam…
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New Article: “ChatGPT would vote for SP and Greens”
Editor-in-Chief of Schweizer Monat, Ronnie Grob, wrote that “artificial intelligence is not neutral, but on the contrary political” in his latest news article. The text, entitled “ChatGPT would vote for SP and Greens,” was first published in the Schweizer Monat magazine, “Roughly Speaking,” and can be found here: https://schweizermonat.ch/chatgpt-haette-2023-sp-und-gruene-gewaehlt/ Title: “ChatGPT would vote for SP…
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New Book Release: “Statism and the Economy” by Jesús Huerta de Soto
The Ludwig von Mises Institute-Europe is excited to announce the release of a brand-new book! Title: Statism and the Economy: The Deadliest Virus Author: Prof. Jesús Huerta de Soto, University Rey Juan Carlos (Spain) and Member of LVMI – Europe Board of Directors Year Published: 2024 Publisher: Routledge: Taylor & Francis Group Publishing Location: 605…
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The Great Recession will not bring U.S. Monetary Reform Without a Political Earthquake: False Optimism in Markets and Congress about Restoration of the 2 Percent Inflation Standard
The Great Recession will not bring U.S. Monetary Reform Without a Political Earthquake: False Optimism in Markets and Congress about Restoration of the 2 Percent Inflation Standard By: Dr. Brendan Brown
The New Book has arrived
The Austrian School of Economics in the 21st Century Evolution and Impact Editors: Annette Godart-van der Kroon, Joseph Salerno Provides an overview of the evolution and theories of the Austrian School of Economics Introduces fundamental ideas of the Austrian School Discusses the influence of the Austrian School on modern economic thought
Why Sound Money Is “Green” and Central Banks Aren’t
Although many central bankers have claimed the central banks are instrumental in ushering in a more green economy, a closer look suggests central banks are anything but “green.” In fact, a sound money economy might be a much more effective tool in improving the physical environment.
Book Review: Banking and Monetary Policy from the Perspective of Austrian Economics
Dr. Joseph T. Salerno, Professor Emeritus of Economics in the Finance and Graduate Economics departments at the Lubin School of Business at Pace University, recently released a review of Banking and Monetary Policy from the Perspective of Austrian Economics in Vol. 23 No. 1 of The Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics. Check out the review…
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Article: Beware of Markets Pricing Fed and ECB Loans as Gifts
Dr. Brendan Brown, senior fellow at the Hudson Institute, founding partner of Macro Hedge Advisors, and member of the Ludwig von Mises Institute Europe Editorial Board, examines the belief that the Fed and the ECB can control long-term rates and the price of credit. Brown argues that this ultimately false idea drives how investors see…
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