Ralph Raico - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"Ralph Raico is an American historian, libertarian, and specialist in European classical liberalism and Austrian Economics. He is currently a professor of history at Buffalo State College and a senior faculty member at the Ludwig von Mises Institute. Raico was a student of Ludwig von Mises and learned German at Mises' suggestion. Raico translated Mises' Liberalismus into English. ..."
Associations
Senior Faculty, Ludwig von Mises Institute
Writings
F.A. Hayek, R.I.P., Mar 1992
Related Topic: Friedrich A. Hayek
"The award to him of the Nobel Prize in Economic Science, in 1974, was ... a fitting tribute to Hayek's accomplishments and a welcome sign of the esteem in which he came to be held by knowledgeable people throughout the scholarly world. But ... Hayek exerted a direct influence on the larger educated public as well."
Related Topic: Friedrich A. Hayek
"The award to him of the Nobel Prize in Economic Science, in 1974, was ... a fitting tribute to Hayek's accomplishments and a welcome sign of the esteem in which he came to be held by knowledgeable people throughout the scholarly world. But ... Hayek exerted a direct influence on the larger educated public as well."
Interviews
The Health of the State, The Lew Rockwell Show, 17 Aug 2008
Related Topic: War
Lew talks with Raico about war, U.S. foreign policy, the role of Commander in Chief and related topics
Related Topic: War
Lew talks with Raico about war, U.S. foreign policy, the role of Commander in Chief and related topics
Audio
Memoirs of Hayek in Chicago and Rothbard in New York, 1 Aug 2005
Related Topics: Murray N. Rothbard, Circle Bastiat, Friedrich A. Hayek, Ayn Rand
Lecture given at Mises University 2005, Raico reminisces about Murray Rothbard, the forming of the Circle Bastiat, Ayn Rand, F.A. Hayek and many others in the 1950s and early 1960s
Related Topics: Murray N. Rothbard, Circle Bastiat, Friedrich A. Hayek, Ayn Rand
Lecture given at Mises University 2005, Raico reminisces about Murray Rothbard, the forming of the Circle Bastiat, Ayn Rand, F.A. Hayek and many others in the 1950s and early 1960s