Book · 1978 · Business & Economics
Law, Legislation and Liberty, Volume 1
Rules and Order
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Or Hayek's in Law, Legislation and Liberty, where he basically says I mean, it's a crazy crazy idea. Uh I've only read that book uh once.
Why people recommend it
Law, Legislation and Liberty, Volume 1 by F. A. Hayek is the first installment of the economist's major exploration into the rules governing free societies and the spontaneous order of social institutions. The text was examined on EconTalk by host Russ Roberts and guest Tyler Cowen during a discussion dedicated to prominent figures in economics. Russ Roberts brought up the multivolume work and remarked that he did not find every part of it entirely coherent. He later returned to Hayek's ideas from the book in a conversation with Moshe Koppel to draw parallels between the common law tradition and the evolution of social norms, acknowledging that the author put forth striking ideas even if he had only read the volume once. Tyler Cowen offered a contrasting endorsement during the discussion with Roberts, identifying the work as his primary reason for judging Law, Legislation, and Liberty to be far superior to Hayek's earlier book, The Constitution of Liberty. Together, these podcast references underscore the enduring influence and provocative nature of Hayek's framework for understanding legal systems and social order.
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Russ Roberts but I read law legislation and Liberty and I don't think it totally makes sense 2
“but I read law legislation and Liberty and I don't think it totally makes sense”
“or Hayek's in Law, Legislation and Liberty, where he basically says I mean, it's a crazy crazy idea. Uh I've only read that book uh once.”
Tyler Cowen and it's the main reason why I think law legislation in Liberty is much Superior to constitution of Liberty 1
“and it's the main reason why I think law legislation in Liberty is much Superior to constitution of Liberty”
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Other mentions (1: passing, ad reads, own books)
“No, I'm I'm talking about Law, Legislation and Liberty. I think you're referring to volume I think I'm thinking of volume two.”