Hayek: A Collaborative Biography: Part 1 Influences from Mises to Bartley (Archival Insights into the Evolution of Economics)

This is the first collaborative biography of Hayek. Some of the world's most distinguished scholars will integrate the archival evidence with Hayek's published writings to illuminate the process by which Hayek changed the direction of world history. Fifteen scholars have collaborated to provide a comprehensive analysis of the life and work of one of the most influential economists of all time. The authors include the Official Historian of the Reserve Bank of Australia (Selwyn Cornish), the Director of the von Mises Institute (Douglas French), Hayek's second General Editor (Stephen Kresge), the founder of est (Werner Erhard), plus seven Professors - of Economics (David Laidler, Viktor Vanberg and Robert Leeson), Economic History (Avner Offer and Jan-Otmar Hesse), Politics (Melissa Lane) and Social Policy (Nils Goldschmidt). The Universities represented include Stanford, Princeton, Oxford, Bielefeld, Western Ontario, Uppsala and Freiburg. This is the first time that such a distinguished collection of scholars - from a variety of perspectives - have attempted to integrate Hayek's life, work and influence on world history with the archival evidence Fifteen Scholars Have Collaborated To Provide A Comprehensive Analysis Of The Life And Work Of One Of The Most Influential Economists Of All Time. The Authors Include The Official Historian Of The Reserve Bank Of Australia (selwyn Cornish), The Director Of The Von Mises Institute (douglas French), Hayek's Second General Editor (stephen Kresge), The Founder Of Est (werner Erhard), Plus Seven Professors - Of Economics (david Laidler, Viktor Vanberg And Robert Leeson), Economic History (avner Offer And Jan-otmar Hesse), Politics (melissa Lane) And Social Policy (nils Goldschmidt). The Universities Represented Include Stanford, Princeton, Oxford, Bielefeld, Western Ontario, Uppsala And Freiburg. This Is The First Time That Such A Distinguished Collection Of Scholars -- From A Variety Of Perspectives -- Have Attempted To Integrate Hayek's Life, Work And Influence On World History With The Archival Evidence. Introduction; Robert Leeson -- 1. The Genesis And Reception Of The Road To Serfdom; Melissa Lane -- 2. Hayek In Citations And The Nobel Memorial Prize; Gabriel S̲derberg, Avner Offer, And Samuel Bjork -- 3. The 1974 Hayek-myrdal Nobel Prize; David Laidler -- 4. The Hayek Literature: Wapshott's Keynes/hayek The Clash That Defined Modern Economics; Selwyn Cornish -- 5. Hayek And Mises; Douglas French -- 6. Hayek In Freiburg; Viktor Vanberg -- 7. Eucken, Hayek, And The Road To Serfdom; Nils Goldschmidt And Jan-otmar Hesse -- 8. Hayek's Official Biographer: The Lost Insights Of William Warren Bartley Iii; Robert Leeson -- 9. Hayek, Bartley, Popper: Justificationism And The Abuse Of Reason; Rafe Champion -- 10. Interview With Stephen Kresge; Steven Dimmick And Robert Leeson -- 11. Bill Bartley: An Extraordinary Biographer; Werner Erhard. Part 1. Influences From Mises To Bartley. Edited By Robert Leeson. Front Matter....Pages i-viii Introduction....Pages 1-42 The Genesis and Reception of The Road to Serfdom ....Pages 43-60 Hayek in Citations and the Nobel Memorial Prize....Pages 61-70 The 1974 Hayek-Myrdal Nobel Prize....Pages 71-73 The Hayek Literature: Nicholas Wapshott, Keynes Hayek: The Clash That Defined Modern Economics ....Pages 74-79 Hayek and Mises....Pages 80-92 Hayek in Freiburg....Pages 93-122 Eucken, Hayek and The Road to Serfdom ....Pages 123-146 Hayek’s Official Biographer: The Lost Insights of William Warren Bartley III....Pages 147-212 Hayek, Bartley and Popper: Justificationism and the Abuse of Reason....Pages 213-225 An Interview with Stephen Kresge....Pages 226-233 Bill Bartley: Biographer Extraordinary....Pages 234-236 Back Matter....Pages 237-241