Editing Ludwig von Mises Institute (section)

== Research and Educational Programs ==
The Mises Institute offers a variety of educational resources and research programs to further its mission:
* **Austrian Economics**: The institute is known for its promotion of the Austrian School of economics, a school of thought that emphasizes the importance of individual decision-making, the role of entrepreneurship, and the critique of central planning and government intervention. It provides scholarly research and public lectures on Austrian economic theory.
* **Libertarian Political Philosophy**: The institute advocates for political freedom and limited government, aligning with libertarian principles that support individual rights, voluntary cooperation, and free markets. It engages in discussions on topics such as property rights, taxation, and government regulation.
* **History and Economics**: The Mises Institute also conducts research in economic history, particularly focusing on the role of government intervention in the economy and its historical effects. The organization advocates for an understanding of history through the lens of Austrian economics.
* **Educational Seminars and Conferences**: The institute holds various educational seminars, conferences, and events to bring together scholars, students, and activists who are interested in Austrian economics, libertarianism, and free-market advocacy. These events are often held at the Mises Institute’s headquarters at Auburn University.
* **Online Courses and Webinars**: The Mises Institute offers online courses, webinars, and free lectures that cover topics in Austrian economics, libertarian political theory, and related fields. These resources are available to a global audience.