This man quoted Lord Acton to open a work deriding the titular concept for offering resistance rather than alternatives due to its fear of new ideas.
This man quoted Lord Acton to open a work deriding the titular concept for offering resistance rather than alternatives due to its fear of new ideas. This thinker contrasted natural and artificial forms of social evolution, which he dubbed "cosmos" and "taxis." He mused on reviving the term "Old Whig" in an aforementioned essay, appended to his The Constitution of Liberty, entitled (*) "Why I Am Not A Conservative." This student of von Mises was recognized along with the author of An American Dilemma three decades after publishing a work linking centrally-planned economies to the rise of totalitarianism. A co-winner of the 1974 Economics Nobel along with Gunnar Myrdal, for 10 points, identify this leader of the Austrian school who wrote The Road to Serfdom.
This man quoted Lord Acton to open a work deriding the titular concept for offering resistance rather than alternatives due to its fear of new ideas.
Friedrich August von Hayek