Edited by Roger W. Garrison, Emeritus Professor of Economics, Auburn University, US and the late Norman Barry, formerly Professor of Social and Political Theory, University of Buckingham, UK

• ContentsList of ContributorsTribute to Norman BarryMartin Rickets1. IntroductionRoger W. Garrison2. Hayek in the History of Economic ThoughtDenis O’Brien3. Hayek and Economic Theory in the 1930sMartin Ricketts4. Hayek’s Pure Theory of CapitalGerald R. Steele5. Hayek and KeynesRoger E. Backhouse6. Hayek and FriedmanRoger W. Garrison7. Hayek and MisesRichard M. Ebeling8. Hayek and Lachman Peter Lewin9. Hayek: From Economics as Equilibrium Analysis to Economics as Social TheoryPaul Lewis10. Hayek and Spontaneous OrderCraig Smith11. Hayek on SocialismMark Pennington12. Hayek vs. the Neoclassicists: Lessons from the Socialist Calculation DebatePeter J. Boettke, Christopher J. Coyne, Peter T. Leeson13. Spontaneous Order, Free Trade and GlobalizationSteven G. Horwitz14. Hayek on Labor UnionsCharles W. Baird15. Hayek on Economic Policy (the Austrian Road to the Third Way)Enrico Colombato16. What Remains of Hayek’s Critique of ‘Social Justice’? Twenty PropositionsRobert Nef Index

Edited by Roger W. Garrison, Emeritus Professor of Economics, Auburn University, US and the late Norman Barry, formerly Professor of Social and Political Theory, University of Buckingham, UK

• ContentsList of ContributorsTribute to Norman BarryMartin Rickets1. IntroductionRoger W. Garrison2. Hayek in the History of Economic ThoughtDenis O’Brien3. Hayek and Economic Theory in the 1930sMartin Ricketts4. Hayek’s Pure Theory of CapitalGerald R. Steele5. Hayek and KeynesRoger E. Backhouse6. Hayek and FriedmanRoger W. Garrison7. Hayek and MisesRichard M. Ebeling8. Hayek and Lachman Peter Lewin9. Hayek: From Economics as Equilibrium Analysis to Economics as Social TheoryPaul Lewis10. Hayek and Spontaneous OrderCraig Smith11. Hayek on SocialismMark Pennington12. Hayek vs. the Neoclassicists: Lessons from the Socialist Calculation DebatePeter J. Boettke, Christopher J. Coyne, Peter T. Leeson13. Spontaneous Order, Free Trade and GlobalizationSteven G. Horwitz14. Hayek on Labor UnionsCharles W. Baird15. Hayek on Economic Policy (the Austrian Road to the Third Way)Enrico Colombato16. What Remains of Hayek’s Critique of ‘Social Justice’? Twenty PropositionsRobert Nef Index

Edited by Roger W. Garrison, Emeritus Professor of Economics, Auburn University, US and the late Norman Barry, formerly Professor of Social and Political Theory, University of Buckingham, UK

• ContentsList of ContributorsTribute to Norman BarryMartin Rickets1. IntroductionRoger W. Garrison2. Hayek in the History of Economic ThoughtDenis O’Brien3. Hayek and Economic Theory in the 1930sMartin Ricketts4. Hayek’s Pure Theory of CapitalGerald R. Steele5. Hayek and KeynesRoger E. Backhouse6. Hayek and FriedmanRoger W. Garrison7. Hayek and MisesRichard M. Ebeling8. Hayek and Lachman Peter Lewin9. Hayek: From Economics as Equilibrium Analysis to Economics as Social TheoryPaul Lewis10. Hayek and Spontaneous OrderCraig Smith11. Hayek on SocialismMark Pennington12. Hayek vs. the Neoclassicists: Lessons from the Socialist Calculation DebatePeter J. Boettke, Christopher J. Coyne, Peter T. Leeson13. Spontaneous Order, Free Trade and GlobalizationSteven G. Horwitz14. Hayek on Labor UnionsCharles W. Baird15. Hayek on Economic Policy (the Austrian Road to the Third Way)Enrico Colombato16. What Remains of Hayek’s Critique of ‘Social Justice’? Twenty PropositionsRobert Nef Index