Category Archives: Mont Pelerin

VIDEO — Angus Burgin on Hayek, Friedman, the Mont Pelerin Society & the Rise of ‘NeoLiberalism’

Posted on March 14, 2013 by Greg Ransom

Find the video here.

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In the mail — The Great Persuasion by Angus Burgin

Posted on December 11, 2012 by Greg Ransom

Just starting The Great Persuasion: Reinventing Free Markets since the Depression by Angus Burgin, the story of Hayek, Friedman and the Mont Pelerin Society.

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2010 Mont Pelerin Society Meetings — Program

Posted on October 10, 2010 by Greg Ransom

Read the program here.  Papers are made available to members only.  Strange, but true. Pete Boettke will report live from the meetings through the week at Coordination Problem.

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Remembering Manuel Ayau

Posted on September 11, 2010 by Greg Ransom

Robert Sirico on Muso Ayau, founder of the Universidad Francisco Marroquín and former President of the Mont Pelerin Society.

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MEMO: Ludwig Mises on Hayek’s “Mont Pelerin Society” Proposal

Posted on October 19, 2009 by Greg Ransom

From Ludwig Mises’ memo titled “Observations on Professor Hayek’s Plan” (pdf) dated Dec. 31, 1946: The weak point in Professor Hayek’s plan is that it relies upon the cooperation of many men who are known for their endorsement of interventionism. … Continue reading →

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history: How $2,000 Launched a Revolution

Posted on May 21, 2009 by Greg Ransom

From Quin Hillyer’s review of Funding Fathers and Foundations of Betrayal: The good news is that conservative philanthropy often gets more bang for its bucks. In Funding Fathers: The Unsung Heros of the Conservative Movement, Hoplin and Robinson tell a … Continue reading →

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