This paper analyzes Hayek's central idea of the book The Road to Serfdom, which says that the implementation of socialist ideas in the economy leads to a totalitarian state. This trend is not inevitable, though it was often interpreted as follows. Therefore, the work examines the argument that Hayek did not take his journey into slavery into account the conservation of consumer sovereignty. It was also pointed out that in practice, for example, socialist Sweden did not rise to the totalitarian state. Hayek was also attacked, misinterpreted the concept of the journey into slavery by Hilaire Belloc. These arguments have been challenged. None of them did not pay enough to the central core of Hayek's argument in the causes and consequences, or ...
The topic of the article is the confrontation of the vision of surveillance capitalism, as outlined ...
The errors of socialism, according to Hayek. This article is an account of the key-ideas in the las...
Hayek sees poverty in its absolute sense as a factual problem, which the society has an obligation t...
Recent debate has centered around the contemporary relevance and even the original validity of F. A....
It is now half a century since Hayek published The Road to Serfdom. Much of our population was not e...
Abstract: The paper considers the planning/laissez faire debate discussed in the Hayek symposium, an...
F. A. Hayek's The Road to Serfdom continues to provoke intense scholarly debate focused on the valid...
Hayek’s The Road to Serfdom has been interpreted as a general warning against state intervention in ...
Bu tez çalışması; modern liberal düşünürlerden olan Friedrich August von Hayek’in kavram dünyasından...
Hayek’s position in the dispute over about rationality of the socialist economy is closely related ...
Milton Friedman (1962) is associated with the claim that political freedom presupposes economic free...
Milton Friedman (1962) is associated with the claim that political and economic freedom cannot be di...
Milton Friedman (1962) is known for the claim that political freedom presupposes economic freedom (c...
Parallels have been drawn between the 1930s and today, notably the existence of unstable economic co...
Fredrick Hayek wrote frequently on the consequences of trade unions, usually highly critical, making...
The topic of the article is the confrontation of the vision of surveillance capitalism, as outlined ...
The errors of socialism, according to Hayek. This article is an account of the key-ideas in the las...
Hayek sees poverty in its absolute sense as a factual problem, which the society has an obligation t...
Recent debate has centered around the contemporary relevance and even the original validity of F. A....
It is now half a century since Hayek published The Road to Serfdom. Much of our population was not e...
Abstract: The paper considers the planning/laissez faire debate discussed in the Hayek symposium, an...
F. A. Hayek's The Road to Serfdom continues to provoke intense scholarly debate focused on the valid...
Hayek’s The Road to Serfdom has been interpreted as a general warning against state intervention in ...
Bu tez çalışması; modern liberal düşünürlerden olan Friedrich August von Hayek’in kavram dünyasından...
Hayek’s position in the dispute over about rationality of the socialist economy is closely related ...
Milton Friedman (1962) is associated with the claim that political freedom presupposes economic free...
Milton Friedman (1962) is associated with the claim that political and economic freedom cannot be di...
Milton Friedman (1962) is known for the claim that political freedom presupposes economic freedom (c...
Parallels have been drawn between the 1930s and today, notably the existence of unstable economic co...
Fredrick Hayek wrote frequently on the consequences of trade unions, usually highly critical, making...
The topic of the article is the confrontation of the vision of surveillance capitalism, as outlined ...
The errors of socialism, according to Hayek. This article is an account of the key-ideas in the las...
Hayek sees poverty in its absolute sense as a factual problem, which the society has an obligation t...