RESOURCES
Learn the Ideas. Build the Movement.
The Mises Caucus is rooted in Austrian economics, property rights, decentralization, and principled libertarian action. These resources are a starting point for understanding the ideas behind the movement and putting them into practice.
NEW TO THE MISES CAUCUS?
Start Here.
You do not need an economics degree or years of political experience. These three resources provide a quick introduction to the ideas, principles, and strategy behind the Mises Caucus.
MISES CAUCUS PLATFORM
The principles of the Libertarian Party Mises Caucus, including property rights, Austrian economics, sound money, peace, and radical decentralization.
ECONOMICS FOR BEGINNERS
A short introduction from the Mises Institute designed to teach the fundamentals of economics without requiring prior study.
PROJECT DECENTRALIZED REVOLUTION
Learn how the Mises Caucus turns its principles into action through party organizing, local candidates, issue coalitions, and liberty culture.
LEARN
Austrian Economics
Austrian economics studies human action, voluntary exchange, money, entrepreneurship, markets, and the consequences of government intervention. Start with the basics, then go as deep as you want.
ECONOMICS FOR BEGINNERS
Learn the basic economic way of thinking through a short introductory series. The Mises Institute describes it as the essentials in about 30 minutes.
MISES BEGINNERS
Explore introductory material on economics, money, the Federal Reserve, American political development, and liberty.
WHAT HAS GOVERNMENT DONE TO OUR MONEY?
A beginner-friendly introduction to money, inflation, banking, and government intervention based on Murray Rothbard's classic work. The Mises Academy currently offers a free beginner course built around the book.
AUSTRIAN ECONOMICS CORE CURRICULUM
A structured free course covering praxeology, subjective value, division of labor, money, business cycles, entrepreneurship, and economic calculation.
UNDERSTAND THE MOVEMENT
Mises Caucus Essentials
Austrian economics is part of the intellectual foundation. These resources explain how the Mises Caucus applies those ideas through the Libertarian Party, decentralization, local organizing, candidates, and issue coalitions.
DECENTRALIZED REVOLUTION
Understand the long-term strategy of organizing locally and building a durable liberty movement.
BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO THE LP
Learn how the Libertarian Party works, how state and local affiliates fit together, and practical ways to become active. The national guide specifically encourages state/local involvement, affiliate building, conventions, and local government participation.
LISTEN
Podcasts and Shows
Learn while driving, working, or doing chores. These programs explore Austrian economics, libertarian ideas, decentralization, politics, history, and the Mises Caucus strategy.
