Friedrich Hayek is the twentieth-century social theorist who, probably more than any other, found himself vindicated by events — if not wholly, then at least in his central contention. He is also the one who, more than any other, himself exercised a significant political influence. — Michael Lessnoff
What do you think the odds are that Rubin will apply these concepts to nation building?
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