HAYEK UNHEEDED: A CRITICAL APPROACH TO SOCIALISM AFTER HAYEK.
Theodore Burczak's book, Socialism after Hayek, is one of the latest proposals for market socialism. Burczak takes F.A. Hayek's objections to central planning quite seriously, offering a "libertarian Marxist" critique of capitalism based upon Hayek's "postmodern" economics. However, Burczak's argume...
| Publicado en: | Review Journal of Political Philosophy Vol. 7; no. 1; pp. 165 - 191 |
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