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Hayek's Jurisprudence: And Ratnapala's Hayek
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014Suri Ratnapala is one of the keenest and most insightful analysts of the thought of the great economist and social thinker F. A. Hayek. Hayek was the leading exemplar of the historical, or evolutionary, theory of law in the latter half of the 20th century, but his jurisprudential thought has been largely neglected by legal scholars.
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013
The paper argues that Terence Hutchison’s (1981) argument that the young F. A. Hayek maintained a methodological position markedly similar to that of Ludwig von Mises fails to support the relevant conclusion. The first problem with Hutchison’s argument is that it is not clear exactly what conclusion he meant to establish.
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The paper argues that Terence Hutchison’s (1981) argument that the young F. A. Hayek maintained a methodological position markedly similar to that of Ludwig von Mises fails to support the relevant conclusion. The first problem with Hutchison’s argument is that it is not clear exactly what conclusion he meant to establish.
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Rationality and Society, 2000
Friedrich A. Hayek's critique of rationalism is often deemed inevitably to lead to conservative conclusions regarding designed change in the social world. Indeed, Hayek produced plenty of arguments to discourage state intervention. After spelling out the main elements of his cognitive view of society with its typical stress on the limited role of ...
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Friedrich A. Hayek's critique of rationalism is often deemed inevitably to lead to conservative conclusions regarding designed change in the social world. Indeed, Hayek produced plenty of arguments to discourage state intervention. After spelling out the main elements of his cognitive view of society with its typical stress on the limited role of ...
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Economic Affairs, 1992
The dispersal of information in the economy is the key to Hayek's analysis of economic planning, the trade cycle and entrepreneurship. Gerald Steele, a lecturer at Lancaster University, explores Hayek's analysis. The function of the market is to coordinate this dispersed information.
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The dispersal of information in the economy is the key to Hayek's analysis of economic planning, the trade cycle and entrepreneurship. Gerald Steele, a lecturer at Lancaster University, explores Hayek's analysis. The function of the market is to coordinate this dispersed information.
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Hayek Enriched by Complexity Enriched by Hayek
2016Abstract Certain elements of Hayek’s work are prominent precursors to the modern field of complex adaptive systems, including his ideas on spontaneous order, his focus on market processes, his contrast between designing and gardening, and his own framing of complex systems. Conceptually, he was well ahead of his time, prescient in his
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Economic Affairs, 1992
Hayek's contribution to the analysis of a free society may be his most important achievement, Norman Barry, of Buckingham University, explains how Hayek argued that the malaise in western politics was the result of the politics becoming inextricably involved in the law and the consequent extension of government.
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Hayek's contribution to the analysis of a free society may be his most important achievement, Norman Barry, of Buckingham University, explains how Hayek argued that the malaise in western politics was the result of the politics becoming inextricably involved in the law and the consequent extension of government.
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, 2007 Presents a critical analysis of Hayek in the light of modern computability and economic computability theory.
Cottrell, Allin, Cockshott, W. Paul
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