Exploring the Political Economy and Social Philosophy of F.

Edited by Peter J. Boettke; Jayme Lemke and Virgil Henry Storr

This volume critically explore and extend Hayek's Nobel Prize-winning work on knowledge and social interconnectedness.

Introduction, Peter J. Boettke, Jayme S. Lemke, Virgil Henry Storr, Part I - Epistemic Limitations / 1. The Disciplinary Role of Market Prices: A Hayekian Critique of Chinese Socialist / Governance, Adam Frost / 2. Justice Theorizing and Local Knowledge, Gregory Robson / 3. The Silent Role of Emotions in Hayekian Political Economy, Brianne Wolf / 4. Justificatory Failures and Moral Entrepreneurs: a Hayekian Theory of Public Reason, Brian Kogelmann / Part II - Political and Legal Rights / 5. The Case for Opening Borders: A Hayekian Critique of Discretionary Immigration Controls, Liz Hemsley / 6. A Liberal Response to Group Rights, Samantha Godwin / 7. The Social Basis of Ultimate Legal Rules: Hayek Meets Hart, Miköaj Barczentewicz / 8. F.A. Hayek and the Administrative State, Daniel Gibbs / Part III - Spontaneous Order / 9. Explaining Culture in Hayek's Cultural Evolution, Matthew Martinez / 10. A Hayekian Perspective on the Domestication of Maize, Crystal A. Dozier / 11. Bad Spontaneous Orders: Trust, Ignorance, and White Supremacy, Caleb Harrison