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Why do you say he's against 'corporate personhood'? Do you have a reference to something he said that would support that conclusion? The other things you list
by msgilligan 10y ago
Why do you say he's against 'corporate personhood'? Do you have a reference to something he said that would support that conclusion?
The other things you list sound right to me. It's been a few decades since I actually read Hayek. For those who haven't read Hayek, I definitely recommend it.
- chrismealy 10y agoIt was in his address to the first meeting of the Mont Perelin Society IIRC. I'll look it up later.
- msgilligan 10y agoThat would be much appreciated.
- chrismealy 10y agoHere it is (from "Individualism and Economic Order") "the freedom of the individual by no means need be extended to give all these freedoms to organized groups of individuals, and even that it may on occasion be the duty of government to protect the individual against organized groups." https://goo.gl/JnftDO https://goo.gl/JnftDO You can see from the essay why a lot of right-wing American businessmen were disappointed in Hayek.
- msgilligan 10y agoThanks for that. Interesting, but not too surprising to anyone who has read much Hayek. Nuanced, of course.
- msgilligan 10y agoThanks for that. Interesting, but not too surprising to anyone who has read much Hayek. Nuanced, of course.