Online Library of Liberty
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Center for Free Enterprise — Economic Education
A collection exploring liberty, markets, political thought, history, and law — available to the entire UTEP community.
The C4FE Liberty Fund Library includes more than 400 titles spanning economics, political economy, history, law, and political thought.
The Center for Free Enterprise (C4FE) houses the Liberty Fund Library, a collection of more than 400 titles that explore the ideal of liberty across disciplines including economics, political thought, history, and law.
The collection includes works by influential thinkers including Adam Smith, David Ricardo, James M. Buchanan, and Friedrich A. von Hayek, among others. The library is available to the entire UTEP community and provides access to a broad range of scholarship in political economy.
View the current Liberty Fund Library catalog to browse titles available through the Center for Free Enterprise.
The establishment and operation of the library are made possible through the generosity of Liberty Fund. Liberty Fund also provides several online resources that support the study and understanding of political economy.
Access thousands of resources for teaching, researching, and learning about individual liberty across economics, law, political theory, art, and related fields.
Visit Site →Explore original content focused on economics, markets, and liberty, with resources designed to help readers understand and apply economic ideas.
Visit Site →Essays and discussion examining law through the classical liberal tradition, including legal philosophy, foundational questions, contemporary issues, and pedagogy.
Visit Site →Explore Adam Smith's life and work through essays, videos, digital and audio editions, educational materials, reading groups, and contemporary discussion of Smith's ideas.
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Contact the Center for Free Enterprise at the Woody L. Hunt College of Business.