...Ekkehard A. Köhler; Daniel Nientiedt The article depicts a controversy among German-speaking members of the Mont Pelerin Society in 1955. It is based on a previously unknown exchange of letters between Wilhelm Röpke, Alexander Rüstow, Friedrich Hayek, and Ludwig Mises, among others. Sparked...

... economists. Lutz's activities are embedded in a narrative of transatlantic conversations around Friedrich A. Hayek and the early meetings of the Mont Pèlerin Society. stefan.kolev@fh-zwickau.de ekkehard.koehler@uni-siegen.de Copyright 2022 by Duke University Press 2022 neoliberalism...

...Nicolas Vallois; Cléo Chassonnery-Zaïgouche In 1972, Milton Friedman gave a presidential lecture before the Mont Pèlerin Society titled “Capitalism and the Jews.” The lecture was subsequently published as an essay in the 1980s. This article focuses on Fried-man’s public interventions on the theme...

... to as “neoliberalism” or “free-market economics,” associated primarily with Friedrich Hayek and Milton Friedman. Angus Burgin and Daniel Stedman Jones both see the Mont Pèlerin Society as the central institution in this movement, claiming that a sig- nificant change in its position took place between its founding...

... the rise of the set of ideas and policies commonly referred to as “neoliberalism” or “free-market economics,” associated primarily with Friedrich Hayek and Milton Friedman. Angus Burgin and Daniel Stedman Jones both see the Mont Pèlerin Society as the central institution in this movement, claiming...

...; 418 pp. Cloth $35.00. These two books discuss the rise of the set of ideas and policies commonly referred to as “neoliberalism” or “free-market economics,” associated primarily with Friedrich Hayek and Milton Friedman. Angus Burgin and Daniel Stedman Jones both see the Mont Pèlerin Society...

... experience when sitting in on discussions between Henry Wilson Harris and H. G. Wells at the Reform Club.) Hayek’s response to this situation may be seen in some of the ideas that led to the founding of the Mont Pèlerin Society, notably as set out in a lecture titled “The Prospects of Freedom...

... part of the book. This is strange in light of the extremely scant attention that Friedman himself has given in his writings to his own Jewishness or to the American Jewish experience. Only one of the many Friedman sources, a Mont Pelerin Society lecture entitled “Capitalism and the Jews,” deals...

...,” and in the concluding part of the book. This is strange in light of the extremely scant attention that Friedman himself has given in his writings to his own Jewishness or to the American Jewish experience. Only one of the many Friedman sources, a Mont Pelerin Society lecture entitled “Capitalism and the Jews...

... development, and the Iraq War, 273n29 44–46, 51–52 and the Mont Pèlerin Society, 257 key figures, listing of, 60–62 Shepard, Stephen B., and, 258, and the new economy, emergence 268n14 of, 44–46 on social issues, 255–56...

..., expansionist moves such as public choice, policy challenges such as climate change, and strategies for gaining political impact ( Think Tanks and the Mont Pèlerin Society). This begs important questions: to which extent are the draw- backs of disgregation due to (i) the marginalist nature of the paradigm...

... : Springer . Kolev , S. , N. Goldschmidt , and J.-O. Hesse . 2020 . “ Debating Liberalism: Walter Eucken, F. A. Hayek, and the Early History of the Mont Pèlerin Society .” Review of Austrian Economics 33 , no. 4 : 433 – 63 . Laum , B. 1937 . “ Methodenstreit oder...

... and the relationship between theory and practice were particularly stressed. 9. “Proposal for New Members,” 11 April 1950. Mont Pèlerin Society Papers, box 6, folder 7, Hoover Institution Archives, Stanford, California. 222  Jan-Otmar Hesse 2.  From Pre-Keynesianism to Anti-Keynesianism: Hahn’s...

... Press . Friedman Milton . 1958 . “ Inflation .” Paper for the Mont Pèlerin Society meeting at Princeton, N.J. , September 1958 . Milton Friedman Papers, Hoover Institution, Stanford, Calif . Friedman Milton . 1961–62 . Letters to Alexandre Kafka, Aug. 31, 1961; Sept. 20, 1961...

... defense of “human liberty” (97). Years later, in a speech delivered in Japan, Buchanan would blame the government for “the erosion of the traditional moral order in America” (64). However, the most interesting text in the volume under review is a speech given a few months later at the Mont Pèlerin Society...

... this dif­fer­ence in a paper he presented in 1965 at the Fifteenth General Meeting of the Mont Pèlerin Society in Stresa, Italy (Friedman 1968b). Unified curr­enc­ ies are irrev­ o­ca­bly fixed, cann­ ot be altered through admin­is­tra­tive or politi­­cal deci­ sions, and include dollarization ; they exist...

... by A. W. Coats. HOPE 28 (supplement): 301 -11. Hartwell, R. M. 1995 . A History of the Mont Pelerin Society . Indianapolis, Ind.: Liberty Fund. Hausman, D. M. 1992 . The Inexact and Separate Science of Economics . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Hayek, F. A., ed. 1935...

...), on the one hand, and on the role of actively organized intellectual networks, such as the Mont Pelerin Society, on the other. (e.g., Mirowski and Plehwe 2009) To the extent that whatever happens to cor- porations is a direct outcome of state policies—e.g., deregulation, loosen- ing of anti-trust...

... in a “thought collective” will necessarily be diffuse and contested, the contributions rely on membership in the Mont Pèlerin Society as a “Rosetta Stone” (429). The decision to focus on the society’s members is wise: it grounds the book’s analysis in an institutional framework that its central actors...

... and other policy advising activities. In 1971, Becker was invited to attend his first Mont Pèlerin Society meeting—Friedman was then its president. Becker also became a member of the Domestic Advisory Board of the Hoover Institution in 1973. Later, in 1977, he (and Posner) appeared on the ini- tial...