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Focusing on the life and contributions of Nobel Prize-winning economist F.A. Hayek, this volume utilizes archival material and Hayek's writings to challenge prevailing views of his work. It delves into the connections between the Austrian School of Economics and the Cold War, the influence of the Hapsburg Empire, and the dynamics surrounding the erosion of democracy in various nations. The chapters aim to illuminate how economic theories are developed and shared, providing a comprehensive look at Hayek's impact on economic thought.

Exploring the intersection of economics and ideology, this book critiques the influence of tobacco and fossil fuel industries on 'free' market principles inspired by Mises and Hayek. It questions whether Austrian economics, viewed by some as a form of revealed knowledge, holds any scientific validity. The author challenges the legitimacy of policy recommendations stemming from this perspective and raises ethical concerns about the funding of individuals who misrepresent their academic credentials.

F.A. von Hayek, a Nobel Prize-winning economist, is celebrated for his advocacy of an Austrian variant of classical liberalism. This collaborative biography delves into the various stages of his life and the significant impact he had on economic thought and policy. Through multiple volumes, it explores his intellectual journey and the legacy he left behind, providing insights into his contributions and the broader implications of his work in the field of economics.

Idle he may be, but Jack's no fool! Somehow he always manages to come out on top, whether its becoming star pupil, going out to work, attending his own funeral or finding himself suitor to a princess! With elements from many classic popular stories, Idle Jack's tale is perfect for fans of Julia Donaldson, Michael Rosen and Dick King-Smith. Jack may be the sleepiest boy in the world, but his adventures will keep you wide awake with laughter! Product Information: ISBN: 9781406380521 Age: 9 to 12 Years Author: Robert Leeson Publisher: Walker Books Format: Paperback Pages: 74 Dimensions: 20 x 13 x 1cm

As the seventh volume in the series, this installment continues to explore the complex relationships and evolving dynamics among the characters. It delves deeper into the overarching themes of growth, conflict, and resolution, while introducing new challenges that test their bonds. Readers can expect a blend of suspense and emotional depth, as the narrative unfolds in unexpected ways, keeping them engaged and eager for more developments in the storyline.

Exploring Friedrich August von Hayek's views on free markets and democracy, this volume utilizes extensive archival materials to reconstruct his economic theories and the influence of his followers in reshaping the post-war economic landscape. It delves into the more controversial aspects of his ideology, including the impact of eugenics on his beliefs and his controversial support for radical right-wing regimes in South America, providing a nuanced understanding of his legacy.

A group of leading scholars from around the world use archival material alongside Hayek's published work to bring a new perspective on the life and times of one the 20th Century's most influential economists. This much awaited second volume details the life of Hayek from 1899 to1933 covering Hayek's time in Austria and the USA.