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This special project, founded November 5, 2010, will become a repository for all things related to the grand Misesian project, covering biography, economics, law, history, philosophy, bibliographies, frequently asked questions, reading lists, and much more. It could eventually settle into shadow Mises.org [http://Mises.org], organized along different lines, and also encompass the whole of the classical liberal worldview. | This special project, founded November 5, 2010, will become a repository for all things related to the grand Misesian project, covering biography, economics, law, history, philosophy, bibliographies, frequently asked questions, reading lists, and much more. It could eventually settle into shadow Mises.org [http://Mises.org], organized along different lines, and also encompass the whole of the classical liberal worldview. | ||
The structure permits its shape and scope to be determined by users and contributors. As a sample of where we are headed, see the entry on [[Austrian Economics]]. Remember that a wiki is always and everywhere a work in progress, a decentralized structure being built every day, an institution that gathers information and reflects the learning of the community that works on it. | The structure permits its shape and scope to be determined by users and contributors. As a sample of where we are headed, see the entry on [[Austrian Economics]]. Remember that a wiki is always and everywhere a work in progress, a decentralized structure being built every day, an institution that gathers information and reflects the learning of the community that works on it. You can find out more at the [[About]] page. Thank you to everyone who is involved! | ||
Thank you to everyone who is involved! | |||
Revision as of 15:17, 8 November 2010
Welcome to the Mises Wiki
This special project, founded November 5, 2010, will become a repository for all things related to the grand Misesian project, covering biography, economics, law, history, philosophy, bibliographies, frequently asked questions, reading lists, and much more. It could eventually settle into shadow Mises.org [1], organized along different lines, and also encompass the whole of the classical liberal worldview.
The structure permits its shape and scope to be determined by users and contributors. As a sample of where we are headed, see the entry on Austrian Economics. Remember that a wiki is always and everywhere a work in progress, a decentralized structure being built every day, an institution that gathers information and reflects the learning of the community that works on it. You can find out more at the About page. Thank you to everyone who is involved!
Consult the User's Guide for information on using the wiki software.
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