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...Milo Ward @200 BOOK REVIEWS The Right-Wing Mirror of Critical Theory: Studies of Schmitt, Oakeshott, Hayek, Strauss, and Rand, by Larry Alan Busk, Lanham, MD: Lexington Books, 2023, 276 pp., $105.00 (hardback), ISBN: 978-1-666-92963-8. In his provocative new book, The Right-Wing Mirror of Critical...

... nature of these epistemological precepts through an interrogation of the formal approaches to economic value used in the work of Schumpeter, Mises and Hayek and compare this with Derrida and Saussure’s understanding of linguistic value. Using a Marxian understanding of use-value, it will be argued...

... . Hayek , Friedrich A. (1944) 1994. The Road to Serfdom . Chicago : University of Chicago Press . Hayek , Friedrich A . 1949 . “ The Intellectuals and Socialism .” University of Chicago Law Review 16 , no. 3 : 417 – 33 . Hayek , Friedrich A. 1967 . Prices and Production...

... in a conception of positive liberty. Plant identifies as the intellectual forerunners of the neo-liberal state a rather eclectic group of intellectuals. Present are well-known neo-liberal thinkers such as Friedrich von Hayek, Ludwig von Mises, and James Buchanan. But Plant also includes the British conservative...

... economists and economic historians: Smith, Marx, Weber, Schumpeter, Polanyi, Hayek, and Keynes. As this list suggests, the text takes significant time to discuss the explosion of critique in the 1940s-furthered by the later discussion of the Frankfurt School. In doing so, however, Delanty overly emphasizes...

..., at the scale of the city. To pursue this neo-anarchist thesis, Magnusson combines Michel Foucault's governmentality approach with Friedrich von Hayek's catallactics and Jane Jacobs's and Richard Sennett's approach to urbanism as an autonomous "political production" (p. 50). "Seeing like a city" requires...

..., justice or freedom, or a combination of them. These theories include market-libertarian political philosophies; the standard, textbook theory of neoclassical economics; and the New Public Management philosophy of modernising the public sector. For instance, Friedrich Hayek's political philosophy...

... thought does not concern individual freedom but rather the rule of an elite and therefore the domination of the many. In its more persuasive moments, the book identifies this common thread in some surprising places. For example, he notes that the famous freedom market economists Friedman and Hayek...

...) to promote neoliberal ideas.Is This newly designed economic liberalism also becomes a dominant theme in the Ordoliberalismus associated with Ludwig von Mises, Friedrich Hayek and the Freiburg School of Economics, many of whom had attended the Lippmann Colloguium in Paris and who later established the Mt...

... of action that does not command a particular act. In his concept of law, we can see why he is sometimes linked with the free market theorist, F.A. Hayek?6 Oakeshott rejects government intervention in the economy not simply as inefficient, but beyond the scope of the properly formulated lex. In my research I...

..., and that the democratization of labor relations in particular threatened the future of capitalism?1 Similarly, Friedrich Hayek subordinated democracy to the market and individualism since even democratic collectivism is equated with tyranny. Both sought to narrow the scope of democracy to protect capitalism. Hayek argued...

... Hayek and Milton Friedman therefore promoted the cross-border mobility of capital and encouraged the preservation of the associated "exit option" in order to discipline governments, parliaments and national trade unions to introduce and accept neoliberal economic policies as efficient and justifiable.9...

..., while a chapter by Desmond King and Fiona Ross reviews critiques of the welfare state from neoliberal (Friedrich Hayek and Milton Friedman), conservative (Lawrence Mead and Charles Murray) and Third Way (Anthony Giddens) perspectives, there is no similar attention to critiques from the left. The growing...

..., there can be no change within a country unless there is a change in the world. Chapter Four addresses the establishment of "neoliberalism." He argues that neoliberals such as Friedreich Hayek helped to reorganize western cognitive space, collapse conceptual distinctions between internal and external...

... in the 1960s and 1970s, neoconservatives were not avid free-market enthusiasts. In their formative years, neoconservatives operated under the premise that the socialist alternative to capitalism had been discredited by the failures of the Soviet experiment, but that Friedrich Hayek and Milton Friedman's...

... Macmillan, 1994); Daniel Stedman Jones, Masters of the Universe: Hayek, Friedman, and the Birth of Neoliberal Politics (Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2012); Further rounds of privatization have been launched since, for example the Post Office. See James Meek, Private Island: Why Britain Now...

..., it may be one of the rare policies that individuals with divergent political beliefs could endorse. Like John Rawls, Friedrich Hayek thought that what free markets rewarded people for was arbitrary. The very idea of a UBI may not be as partisan or parochial as it initially may appear to be. In the future...

... Democracy Under Trumpism (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2017), 5. C9632 C. M. ENGLAND University of Vienna included Friedreich Hayek and Eric Voegelin.' 5 In a series of books and popular lectures, Spann turned toward medieval Catholicism to find a model of the corporate state that could...

... in early Karl Marx'5 or Emile Durkheim,'6 (2) a central authority in Thomas Hobbes,'7 Friedrich Engels,'8 and Max Weber,'9 (3) free markets in Friedrich A. Hayek,20 Adam Smith,2' and Robert Axelrod,22 (4) values and norms for group cohesion in Sigmund Freud,23 Erving Goffman,24 Alexis de Tocqueville/5...

... and professional associations. Teaching remains an anchor and source of inspiration. Here we expose students to diverse orientations on specific topics of cultural or political importance. This term I find it rewarding as students negotiate the contending perspectives of Hayek, Lazzarato, and the ecologist Clive...