A new paper from Herbert Gintis (pdf).
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Amy J. Cohen, “Governance Legalism: Hayek and Sabel on Reason and Rules, Organization and Law”. From the abstract: The field of new governance has generated passionate debate about the potential effects of its efforts to democratize political decision making through the bottom-up production of law. Some analysts suggest that new governance may reinforce neoliberal efforts . . . → Read More: Hayek & Sable on Reason, Rules, Organization & Law
In a recent column NY Times writer David Brooks writes the following: Right-leaning thinkers from Edmund Burke to Friedrich Hayek understood that emotion is prone to overshadow reason. They understood that emotion can be a wise guide in some circumstances and a dangerous deceiver in others. It’s not whether judges rely on emotion and empathy, . . . → Read More: huh?: David Brooks on Hayek & “Emotion” vs. “Reason”
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