Join Us for AERC, March 20–22
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Early Bird Deadline Is March 1

Join the Mises Institute for the annual Austrian Economics Research Conference (AERC) next month. This year AERC will feature a very special lecture by the legendary Dr. Hans-Hermann Hoppe—who will join us in person—as well as memorial lectures from Steve H. Hanke, Edward W. Fuller, and Patrick Newman.

The conference begins on Thursday, March 20, at the Auburn University Hotel with an informal welcome reception from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. central time. Sessions begin Friday and continue throughout the day and all day Saturday.

Only registered attendees are permitted at the conference. No children under 16 years old are allowed.

Student scholarships are available. Please help us spread the word by sharing on social media!

For more information or to register, go to mises.org/events.

The early discounted registration fee for Faculty and Presenters is $335 ($350 after March 1). The registration fee for Observers is $395 per person.

We have a room block at the Auburn University Hotel for Thursday–Saturday nights. Call 334-821-8200 or use this link before February 17 to secure our special rate of $175 plus tax. Be sure to mention the Mises Institute’s Austrian Economics Research Conference. Parking is available at AU Hotel for guests at a rate of $10 per night for self-parking, $15 per night for valet parking.

For other nearby accommodations, we recommend Auburn Gameday Center (334-826-8870), which is around the corner from the Mises Institute. Be sure to mention you are with the Institute. If you are driving, there are other hotels in the Auburn area that are beyond walking distance of the Mises Institute.

Please note: Just before AERC, the Mises Institute will host the one-day Libertarian Scholars Conference (LSC) beginning at 1:00 p.m on March 20. The registration fee for LSC is $99 per person, but registration is free for those who register for both AERC and LSC. To register for both conferences, please visit the Libertarian Scholars Conference page here.