Garvey Fellowship winners

09/15/2003 Mises Wire Peter G. Klein

Congratulations to Ed Stringham and Tom Woods, two of three junior faculty winners of the 2002-2003 Olive W. Garvey Fellowships. The essay topic was this statement by Richard Cobden: “The progress of freedom depends more upon the maintenance of peace and the spread of commerce and the diffusion of education than upon the labor of Cabinets or Foreign Offices.” The winning essays are available here.

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