The End of Truth."
One section of this work decries internationalism by citing the example of trying to create a Tennessee Valley Authority for the Danube Basin. One section of this work argues that Drucker's idea of the "End of Economic Man" was more like "Economophobia." One section of this work criticizes systems like "art for art's sake," and cites the example of one nation ending the "neutrality of chess"; that section is "The End of Truth." One section of this work posits that a non-violent English (*) fascist regime would begin more palatable than German or Italian ones, though it wouldn't stay that way, in its section "Why the Worst Get on Top." Dedicated to "the socialists of all parties," it was also published in a condensed version in Reader's Digest. For 10 points, name this work which posited that collectivist economies inevitably lead to dictatorships by Friedrich Hayek.
One section of this work decries internationalism by citing the example of trying to create a Tennessee Valley Authority for the Danube Basin.
The Road to Serfdom