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Socialism After Hayek
Today at Notablog, I post Part 2 of my series on how my "Dialectics and Liberty" work has been engaged in the scholarly literature. I examine a fascinating book by Theodore A. Burczak entitled Socialism After Hayek, which advances the discussion of a post-Hayekian socialism that takes into account those "intractable Hayekian knowledge problems."
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