Hoppe University: Hoppe and Hülsmann, Weekend Seminar in Austrian Economics, Copenhagen Institute (2005)

[Cross-posted at PFS Blog]

On Sept. 17–18, 2005, Professors Hans-Hermann Hoppe and Guido Hülsmann presented a two-day 11-lecture series, “Weekend Seminar in Austrian Economics,” in Klampenborg (just north of Copenhagen, Denmark), under the auspices of the Copenhagen Institute and Liberator. Program (local, and at right). See also Copenhagen Institute hosts Hoppe and Hülsmann, Mises Economics Blog (Sept. 1, 2005).

The entire series runs for roughly 10–12 hours and are collected on a PFS Playlist ¹ and also embedded below, along with a bonus video collecting clips from the lectures on the nature of money. We will upload transcripts for the 11 lectures in due course.

Lecture 1: Mises and the Austrian School (Hülsmann)

Lecture 2: Value, Utility and Price (Hülsmann)

Lecture 3: Division Of Labor and Money (Hoppe)

Lecture 4: The Theory of Banking (Hoppe)

Lecture 5: Capital and Interest (Hoppe)

Lecture 6: Praxeology: The Austrian Method (Hoppe)

Lecture 6: Praxeology: The Austrian Method—Extended Version (Hoppe)

Longer version RU version (12 minutes longer)

Lecture 7: Business Cycle Theory (Hülsmann)

Lecture 8: The Economics of Deflation (Hülsmann)

Lecture 9: Theory and History (Hoppe)

Lecture 10: Welfare Economics (Hülsmann)

Lecture 11: Law and Economics (Hoppe)

Bonus: What Is Money? (Hoppe and Hülsmann)

(clips from the above lectures)

1. Based on the incomplete V for Voluntary Youtube playlist. [↩]