»The solution to society's economic problems is always a journey into the unknown.«

Why does it so often end in misery and oppression when experts try to plan society? How can the diverging wills and conflicting desires of millions of individuals lead to civilization and prosperity?

Friedrich Hayek (1899-1992) is one of history's most important liberal thinkers, awarded, among other things, the Nobel Prize in Economics. Hayek's ideal is a society where people are free to try different solutions - a spontaneous order.

Spontaneous Order collects several of his most central texts in economics, philosophy, politics, and intellectual history. Most of them have never before been published in Swedish. The collection provides both an introduction to and a deeper understanding of Hayek's thinking.

»In my eyes, he is by far the greatest economist of the 20th century« Douglass North

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Media type: Book
Binding type: Pocket
Author: F. A. Hayek
Translator: Cecilia Brinck, Per Hortlund, Kristina von Unge
Publisher: Timbro
Language: Swedish
Extent: 502 pages
Edition: 1
Dimensions (wxhxd): 110x178x32 mm
Weight: 316 grams
Illustrated: No

Barcode: 9789177032915
SKU: 765265