Law, Legislation, and Liberty

This new edition compiles F. A. Hayek's influential three-part work into a single volume, exploring the intricate relationship between law, legislation, and individual liberty. Hayek delves into the principles of a free society, emphasizing the importance of spontaneous order and the limitations of government intervention. The text challenges conventional views on law and governance, presenting a profound analysis of the moral and economic implications of legal structures in society.