audio: Bruce Caldwell on Friedrich Hayek & 20th Century Economics

By Greg Ransom, on April 19th, 2009%

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

pdf: Carl Menger’s Classic on How Social Science Is Done

By Greg Ransom, on March 28th, 2009%

The most important book ever written on the explanatory strategy of  the social sciences — and the book which most influenced Hayek’s own explanatory strategy in economics — is now available free on the internet in pdf format:  Carl Menger, Investigations into the Method of the Social Sciences with Special Reference to Economics.  To call . . . → Read More: pdf: Carl Menger’s Classic on How Social Science Is Done

Comments are closed   Positivism, Scientism

oral history: The 1978 UCLA Interviews With Friedrich Hayek

By Greg Ransom, on March 23rd, 2009%

If you want to understand who Friedrich Hayek is and what his life was all about, you can’t do better than read the transcripts of the 1978 interviews with Friedrich Hayek conducted by Earlene Craver, Axel Leijonhufvud, Leo Rosten, Jack High, James Buchanan, Robert Bork, Thomas Hazlett, Armen Alchian, and Robert Chitester in October and . . . → Read More: oral history: The 1978 UCLA Interviews With Friedrich Hayek

Comments are closed   Biography, Ernst Mach, Felix Kaufmann, Friedrich Wieser, Geistkreis, Gottfried Haberler, Interview, Karl Popper, Otto Neurath, Positivism
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There is little reason why the government should not also play some role, or even take the initiative, in such as areas as social insurance and education, and temporarily subsidize certain experimental developments. — F. A. Hayek
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