At the core of this book is a new interpretation of Hayek, painting him as an exponent of a neo-Roman conception of liberty and his work as a form of 'market republicanism'. It examines the contemporary context in which Hayek wrote, and places his work in a longer Western intellectual tradition.
At the core of this book is a new interpretation of Hayek, painting him as an exponent of a neo-Roman conception of liberty and his work as a form of 'market republicanism'. It examines the contemporary context in which Hayek wrote, and places his work in a longer Western intellectual tradition.
Sean Irving has a PhD in history from the University of Manchester, UK.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Hayek's Epistemic Economics Hayek and Republicanism The Nature of the Emergency Intellectual Emergency Equipment and Liberal Authoritarianism Methodology, Context and Parameters Chapter One: Government and the Business Cycle Hayek's Early Work The Gold Standard and the Central Banks The Exchange with Keynes Conclusion Chapter Two: The Socialist Calculation Debates From Economics to Political Economy Planning vs Freedom The Limits of Hayekian Epistemic Economics Conclusion Chapter Three: Liberalism: True and False The British/Continental Binary Mill and Rationalism Questions of History Conclusion Chapter Four: Hayek's Market Republicanism Hayek and The Republican Tradition Hayek and Non-Domination The Limits of Hayekian Liberty Conclusion Chapter Five: The Danger of 'Unlimited' Democracy Unlimited Democracy and the Total State A Self-Limiting Democracy Arbitrary Power and Governability Conclusion Chapter Six: Inflation and Social Justice Full Employment and the New Morality The Politics of Deflation Social Justice and Market Republicanism Conclusion Chapter Seven: A Market Republican Constitution Origins of the Model Constitution The Model Constitution A Constitution of Oligarchy Conclusion Chapter Eight: Market Republican Money The Denationalisation of Money Reception and Viability of the Scheme Cryptocurrencies Conclusion Chapter Nine: Liberal Authoritarianism and Market Republicanism Isonomia, Demokratia and Demarchy Endorsing Dictatorship Dictatorship and the Oligarchic Market Republic Conclusion Conclusion
Introduction Hayek's Epistemic Economics Hayek and Republicanism The Nature of the Emergency Intellectual Emergency Equipment and Liberal Authoritarianism Methodology, Context and Parameters Chapter One: Government and the Business Cycle Hayek's Early Work The Gold Standard and the Central Banks The Exchange with Keynes Conclusion Chapter Two: The Socialist Calculation Debates From Economics to Political Economy Planning vs Freedom The Limits of Hayekian Epistemic Economics Conclusion Chapter Three: Liberalism: True and False The British/Continental Binary Mill and Rationalism Questions of History Conclusion Chapter Four: Hayek's Market Republicanism Hayek and The Republican Tradition Hayek and Non-Domination The Limits of Hayekian Liberty Conclusion Chapter Five: The Danger of 'Unlimited' Democracy Unlimited Democracy and the Total State A Self-Limiting Democracy Arbitrary Power and Governability Conclusion Chapter Six: Inflation and Social Justice Full Employment and the New Morality The Politics of Deflation Social Justice and Market Republicanism Conclusion Chapter Seven: A Market Republican Constitution Origins of the Model Constitution The Model Constitution A Constitution of Oligarchy Conclusion Chapter Eight: Market Republican Money The Denationalisation of Money Reception and Viability of the Scheme Cryptocurrencies Conclusion Chapter Nine: Liberal Authoritarianism and Market Republicanism Isonomia, Demokratia and Demarchy Endorsing Dictatorship Dictatorship and the Oligarchic Market Republic Conclusion Conclusion
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