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Studies in the Abuse and Decline of Reason: Text & Documents, The Collected Works of F. A. Hayek Vol. 13, edited by Bruce Caldwell. Synopsis: Studies on the Abuse and Decline of Reason is a series of fascinating essays on the study of social phenomena. How to best and most accurately study social interactions has . . . → Read More: IN THE MAIL: Studies in the Abuse And Decline of Reason by F. A. Hayek, edited by Bruce Caldwell
Available for pre-order and coming this fall: F.A. Hayek’s The Constitution of Liberty: The Definitive Edition edited by Ronald Hamowy. What a way to honor the 50th anniversary of this scholarly masterpiece, at once both a graduate education in liberal governance and a joyous panegyric to a free society. If truth be told, this is . . . → Read More: AVAILABLE FOR PRE-ORDER: _The Constitution of Liberty: The Definitive Edition_
Vol. 13 in The Collected Works of F. A. Hayek has just been released and is available from Amazon. The volume is titled Studies on the Abuse & Decline of Reason: Text and Documents, and is edited by Bruce Caldwell. Amazon currently has only 3 copies left in stock. update: SOLD OUT — now on . . . → Read More: NOW AVAILABLE: F. A. Hayek, _Studies on the Abuse & Decline of Reason_
Here’s a great discussion on the economics of Friedrich Hayek (mp3) placed in the context of the history of economics and philosophy of science. The speaker is Bruce Caldwell, author of Hayek’s Challenge.
 Comments are closed  Alfred Marshall, Biography, Bruce Caldwell, Collected Works, Ernst Mach, Friedman, Philosophy of Science, Positivism, Spontaneous Order Will Wilkinson and Bruce Caldwell on Bloggingheads.tv discussing Friedrich Hayek and Bruce’s excellent book Hayek’s Challenge: An Intellectual Biography of F. A. Hayek. Caldwell is the editor in chief of Hayek’s Collected Works. This is great stuff. Taped July 9, 2008.
The U. of Chicago Press has partnered with the Liberty Fund to produce a paperback edition of F.A. Hayek’s Collected Works at $12.00 a copy. Amazing.
Quotable: “The 1926 article does, however, take a different view from the 1945 article with regard to the explanatory sufficiency of equilibrium theory. The two sides the socialist calculation debate also differed on how much relevance the general-equilibrium approach has for understanding the factor pricing of a real-world market economy. In 1926 Hayek in Wieserian . . . → Read More: article: “Editor’s Introduction” to Collected Works of F.A. Hayek, Vol. 11
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